Ridley Park High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Ridley Park, PA)

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ALMA MATER Hail, Ridley Park High School, pride of our youth, Long may thy name stand for right and truth. To thee from year to year our voices we will raise; We'll bear thy standard high and shout thy praise! When high school days are o'er, life's trials begun, We'll sing thy fame, while we our journeys run. Ever thy loyal sons and daughters we will be, And e'en thy greater glory hope to see. Uufurl the Red and White, long may it wave O'er hopes and memories ever true and brave. Bound to extend thy fame wherever they may fly, Hail to the colors of old Ridley High!

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SHIP’S MANIFEST DEDICATION.........................Page 3 LAUNCHING .........................Page 4 ALMA MATER.........................Page 6 ADMIRAL'S SAILING ORDERS...........Page 7 CHANTY ............................Page 8 THOSE AT THE HELM..................Page 9 SHIP'S LOG ........................Page II READING THE STARS..................Page 13 RIDLEY PARK FLEET................. Page 15 FOOTLIGHTS FORE AND AFT Page 32 THE WASHINGTON VOYAGE..............Page 35 THE PAY-OFF........................Page 37 SISTER SHIPS.......................Page 38 LEARNING THE ROPES.................Page 41 SPORTS ............................Page 53 GAFF ..............................Page 61

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J. LAYTON MOORE THE ADMIRAL'S SAILING ORDERS Soon the Class of 1935 will join the large group of Ridley Park High School Alumni. In many respects this class is unusual. From point of numbers, it is the smallest graduating class since 1925. Its accomplish- ments and the abilities of the individuals composing it are not told in the mere enumeration of its membership. The meTnbers of the faculty as well as the lower classes of the student body will remember with pleasure the sincere purpose, the effective leadership, and the enthu- siasm marking your High School work. Your participation in every phase of school life has been significant both because of your initiative and because of your great spirit of cooperation. You will find the world outside of school different from that you have experienced here; yet those same virtues, ideals and attitudes that have made your High School career a success will always operate to your advantage. As soon as possible pick out your life's objective, if you have not already done so, and having done this set your compass and chart your course. At times the sailing may seem rough, but you, through patience, industry and honesty of purpose, can arrive at your goal. Whatever may be your activity in the future, you may be sure that good wishes from your many friends here go with you—we all say, Congratulations and Bon Voyage. Seven