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

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Uafueilm, IS for the number ot teams we have In dIFterent sports IS tor the Interchange of Ideas IU our school government th ough the Student CouncIl and the In dependence ot thmkmg IS tor the effort every student at better school IS tor school our school Redbank Valley As we the students ot Redbank Val ley come to the close of another successful year we look back and see the many ex cItIng and Interestlng ll1If1QSll'1C1l we have done We thmk of the new trIends we have made and the good tImes that we had to gether CertaInly there have been 57 VARIETHES ot memorIes we shall always hold dear to our hearts O C T - . I - . . . . E - . R.V.H.S. exerts to make this a S ' . I I

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iw SQHM CLASSES is for the Senior Class of 1957 that is to be graduated this year is tor the value of teacher stu dent relationships and our vol ume of friends is tor the ability to exercise our individual talents and advice is for the realization that educa tion means so much to us is for the instruction that we re celve from so many well in formed teachers is for the spirit of enthusiasm that prompts every student to become a recognized participant in our school I given by sympathetic listeners.

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As we the graduating class of 57 remunlsce we recall the perplexing questlons that puzzled us as seventh graders Would we measure up to the expectatlons of hugh school teachers? Would we fit unto the group of our fellow classmates? Would we become a part of the actnvmes at Redbank'? Yes we had questions as seventh graders but we have more Important and more mature ones as Seniors WIII I be a success un college? Wall I choose the rught career un Ilfe'? Wlll I choose the right companion for marrnage'P Our class started early In Its formation of one strong unit working together We decuded what was to be done then drd It as a class We gained expernence un vonclng our opnnnons to the class We became closer friends with our teachers and came to understand that they were concerned about every student who was graduated from Redbank We became frnends with our school supervisors and understood at last the Importance of thetrtask Yes we shall always remember Redbank Our hearts shall always remember the boundless frnendshlps the numerous actnvl tles the helpful advice of the teachers and most of all Our dear old Alma Mater As we reach our last peak of hugh school Infe we find we have gauned the knowledge and understanding that will enable us to cope with Ilfe s problems We leave behmd us fond memories but now IS the time to plunge onward' We must seek new adventures try new Ideas and strlve to uphold the prlnclples of our democracy Top Presudent Jerry Heffner Center Vlce President Pete Martin Bottom left Treasurer Eleanor Colwell Bottom right Secretary Pat Gathers IQVI-IS 'H' SENIORS r-xxx