Redbank Valley High School - Vallis Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

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In which we greet the reader There It stands Redbank Valley Hlgh School of New Bethlehem To you the passer by the school 1S a red brlck bu1ld1ng old wlth years set among trees sprmkled w1th sunllght But to us the students lt IS more than a structure It 1S a tanglble symbol of our school experlences In th1S 1952 Vallls dedlcated to the students we w1l1 show you what our school means to us Won t you walk 1n the front door there and Jom us as We rehve our school days? We Want you to meet the teachers ob serve us at work 1n the classrooms Joln us 1n our club and class act1v1t1es watch the athletes IH actlon and see the senlors who graduate thls year Are you ready for the tr1p'7 Then turn the pages and co1ne along wlth us to see the school as we students see lt lwlltor los Skinner I fl pares I ll lures 4 O I I - 7 1 7 . , . Q 1 , . . . - 1 ' . . . , . , . 5 p' W n 1 0 U , . . P , . P . . V, 1 I . rr 1 - ,.

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the en and the beginning Pre ldent Joe Keck explalns to OHICBIS Kay Panclera Rlchard Ceruttl and Kav Powell why the car wont run no motol' lLeft to llght v1ce p1es1dent txelsuxtx eczetaly and pres1dentb UpSt31fS downstalrs all through th school the senlors are wander1ng tac cordmg to customl Yearbook meetmg 3th1Gt1CS muslc all the extra currlcular 8Ct1V1t1eS are well attended by semors If you care to look 1nto one of our class meetlngs you may see and hear anythlng from a d1scuss1on of our class colors to a heated argument as to the Slte of our proposed senlor trlp A school day m the llfe of a senxor would conslst of classes ffrom gym to geom etryl a V1S1t to our guldance teacher to deC1d9 that all lmportant questlon What comes nexto and perhaps a chapel program or a club meetmg Th1S year our school HCt1V1t1eS even went on after school hours for example look at the hours of practlce we spent on our senlor play and the dance and rummage sale we held We v1ewed June graduatlon Wlth a certam amount of astonlshment at 1tS comlng so fast There barely seemed to be tlme to hold 3Ct1V1t16S IH order to make money for our sen1or tr1p One of our successful projects was a chlle supper held 1n the basement of the Flrst Nat1onal Bank It was fun and an exper1ence well never forget It IS almost over now all the th1ngs that school has meant to us report cards and homework football games and dances But the assoc1at1ons we have made and the knovx ledge we have gamed w1ll never leave us It IS the end of our carefree llfe ln hlgh school lt 13 true but lt 1S the beglflfllng of a more mature respons1ble l1fe m the world of adults May we face the unknown as well as we haxe passed through the known' 6 I I S ' ' . .ik .,..S 1 ..'. ' . . D . . - , , t., - - 1 a 1 , - . . . . . . H Q s ,, . . . , . 7 v , e . . . . , . . . i 7 , . 7 . . V . 1 9 - 1