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

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rning and knowledge e, Mr. llocle. Miss XVolfc-nden, Mr. Slezalc, Miss Hoffman, Mr. Guss, Mrs. a, Mr. Sliurer. Row 3: Mr. Donato, Mr. Coil, Mr. Hoopes, Mr. Buchanan, all :Tj f X, 1944- Definitely eontrusting to l0Cl1lV,S senior high eailleieriii, this pivlure Clmclrow, Mr. Seltzer, Mr. Milliken, Mr. Pziwling, Dr. Gallagher. icl li. Crawford rim the 8 ineh Shaper. 1959- Curt Eekaircl continues his nrt work lor the hem-Ht of the Spring lixhihit :is gives ll word of advice. 1953 - -- Aunt Jemima demonstrates her products to home management class. r , 1 of fifteen years ago shows prominence of junior high stuclents. 'Xlollure

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Township faculty members instill a desire for le1 NVith tl definite trend toward suhurhan living, Rid- X is ll 5 1 7 ley 'llOXY1lSlll17 has grown from il srnall school to one of the largest and lnost respected in this area. is I11 the Hrst year of organization tlllll reatdjustinent, thirty teachers took i11 l1a11d 11 st11de11t hody of 800 . ii W pupils lroin grades seven through twelve. To meet the needs of the fast growing school population, two 1' 1 s enlargements of the original edifice were inevitahle. Rapid fire growth necessitated the building of the new junior high in 1955 and tl continuous rise in the student enrollnicnt has created ll need for the 11ddi- tions now under construction at hoth junior and senior high. The faculty roster. growing with the students, at present hoasts tl staff of sixty teachers employed to handle the 000 students now housed in tl strictly senior high. Originally stressing tl general education with tl sound 11C1ltlt'l11lC hacltground, the trend in curriculuin has heen toward specialization. No drastic recent changes were essential at Ridley Township since the forcsight of adininistrators has inanaged to keep us well ahreast of the times inalcing changes gradually, 1 A U ' 1938-39 Faculty. Row 1: Mr. Ferguson, Miss de Crosse, Miss Chestnut, Miss C not hmlclulll' WL lldu bun fmtlmdtc- ln lmlmg 'l VVasser, Miss Hayes, Mrs. Stuart, Mr. Brewster. Mrs. Walton, Mr. Morgart, C Well flllalifivfl Stuff, lllmlvfll fllvilifies- ilml ildfiflllillo Miss Friel, Miss Good, Miss Coleman, Miss Ilanipton, Mrs. Culver, Mr. M equipinent which have insured and provided us with DiGuilio. Row 2: Mr. Gilbert, Mrs. Boardman, Mr. Bird, Miss Johnston, Mrs. a sound educational systcin. 1934 -- Students of the newly huilt school on the hilly' hrowse through the hooks offered hy the lihrary. 1954 - Mr. llugh Vlynne watches as T. Grant demonstrates the new incthod of applying arti- . . . . . 1952 --- . C ficial respiration on NV. Nellius. r llppy