Ridley Township High School - Archive Yearbook (Folsom, PA)

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,B rf? MR CHARLES PERRY MR ALBERT FULLERTON MRS JEAN SELLERS MRS BERTHA COVERDALE Presudent Vuce Presudent Treasurer Secretary SCHOOL BOARD fauthfull actmg m our behalf In all organuzatuons there must be a Board of Durectors to formulate and durect polucy Our School Board forms a tue between the local cutuzens and the Department of Publuc lnstructuon of our state and as such manages and durects the affaurs of the enture school d 1 f us ruc MR GEORGE BUCHANAN The members of our School Board have the responsubuluty of workung out wuth the Superuntendent the educatuonal needs of the year and must then devuse ways of flnancung the casts of theur program In an effort to keep pace wuth the ever uncreasung enrollment the Board has taken tremendous steps to provude adequate physucal faculutues to properly unsure a worthwhule teachung envuronment for both students and teachers Wuthun recent years new elementary schools and a lunuor hugh school have been constructed and addutuons to exustung buuldungs have been completed At present work has begun on a further addutuon to our uunuor hugh school and plans have been formulated whuch wull double the present capacuty of our hugh school In these and other ways the School Board wull contunue un uts unturung efforts to provude the finest educatuon possuble for the boys and gurls of Rudley Townshup MR WILMER COLES u-,, y 41 f The School Board pauses momentaruly before unauguratung final plans MR JAMES LAMBERT for the ensuung year ry O 0 Q 0 O O Y' . I I A . . . , , , - , , - , , - , , I 'V Vi ,f ,Auf ig tu , '- f , pf A If ., , , - ' ' ,', .- A .W B- 1 , f,

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MR ROBERT V DONATO MA Penn State SUPERINTENDENT One of the most nrnportant mnlestones tn your lnves has drawn to a dramatuc close Even amndst the um meduate nostalgnc remunuscmg an awareness IS made of the fact that your hugh school has again contrtbuted to Rudley Townshtp and other commumtnes young people nn whom we are lustly proud young cntuzens who have learned not only the essentual masses of knowledge, but an Intelligent apprecuatton and respect for the codes and conventuons relatung to accepted be havlor and lawful authority You are prepared to meet the challenges of to ADMINISTRATORS -c' we MR JOHN W OBRIEN MA Temple Untv ASS T SU PERINTENDENT lastuc trannung and to your everyday ltvtng Havtng tmpltclt faith In you as graduates of the Ridley Town ship Hugh School I feel assured that the challenges can be met wlth dtspatch and success The school board and admtnnstratlon are thankful for having had you as members of thus hugh school and now thoroughly proud to add you to the growmg number of alumm May all your days be blessed wlth happmess and good fortune morrow to the extent that you can adequately relate F B your educatnon to your lob, to your advanced scho 0-ybqjf-O l ZF + aw:fwf-fff f Weir: swf' :Hf4'fEf L ' 9- f'?TE:ff'a1f.21: 11 ' A gt ', ,wt-.'t1'g' - 9:2 Mg vg2Aff73M rf' V' wif?-' ' V . ., I . ., . 1 I I

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MR NORMAN B L FERGUSON MA DePauw Unnv PRINCIPAL To the class of 1958 When we thunk of the future we are prone to thunk un terms of today s young men and women to whom the future wnll belong At the begnnmng of the last decade when the growmg strength of totalltaruan states threatened the human rughts and lnberty fostered by western cuvnlnzatnon we looked to our young people to flght the battles that would preserve the prunclples we cherish Now we are faced agam wlth a seruous threat to our way of lnfe Agaun we look to our young men and women to carry on the fight for democracy In thus crnsus however we know that the decnsuve battles are more apt to be won In the classroom and laboratornes than on the land and sea and un the aur Never be fore has educatnon seemed so Important to our exnst ence as a natuon The advance of scuentuflc knowledge has placed great power ln our hands and ns brmgmg great changes nn our maternal luves The rate of maternal progress ns becommg so rapnd that nt us dulflcult to fore cast the condltlons of llfe twenty years hence But nf the young men and women to whom tomorrow be MR VAN S EVANGELOU MA Umv of New Hampshure ASST PRINCIPAL longs hold fast to the gundmg pruncuples that have made our democracy a cherushed way of lnfe the fu ture wnll be good whatever maternal changes take place The members of the Radley Townshup Class of 1958 have guven evidence of ablluty to do theur part In to morrow s world They have exhnblted qualntues of pos: tlve leadershap and have wnllmgly accepted the re sponsubnlmes of school lnfe They have demonstrated thenr abnlnty to dlstmgulsh sound prunclples from false doctrmes and have shown thenr wnllnngness to stand on the sude of rught and to fight for at We preduct confidently that the members of thus class wlll take theur place un tomorrows world wnth no less honor to themselves than those who have been graduated from our school before them Congratulatuons and best wushesl Smcerely s n .., . .., . 1 O O 1 . , . . - I - 1 , . , . , . - 1 - I I I ' 1 . u ' I ' I - .