Robinson Township High School - Robin Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

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Foreword Hello! In our T955 Robin you will see that we, the senior class of Robinson Town- ship High School, Moon Run, Pennsylvania, have chosen still life as our theme. We have selected this because we feel that an abstract conviviality binds our class. This closeness has been inherent for about twelve years, and naturally, it increased as we grew older. Of course, we had our ups and downs, and our closeness abandoned us temporarily. Yet, by the time we reached junior high school, we were really beginning to appreciate and understand each other. In our freshman year, tragedy struck! A Well-loved member of our class, Mitchell Reali, suddenly passed away. Grief struck with such rapidity and such impact that it is still impossible to fully express our great loss. , Upon entering our sophomore year, and senior high school, we once again became acquainted with each other just a little better as days passed by. We became a part of all affairs, activities, and organizations, and realized what it meant to have something either become a success or failure. We were fortunate to meet only with success, and graciously accepted all its monetary value with open arms, as this was badly needed in our iunior year. To be a recipient of a class ring gives one an inward feeling that is un- surpassed. It makes you feel both proud and honored to be considered a part of our great school. Although we were in that stage called adolescence, we began to feel grown up. Our first prom, then the class play, were thrilling ex- periences. From the play auditions and rehearsals developed a cast worthy of praise, which gave a performance outstanding. It was surprising for the student body to learn that our treasury would permit a marvelous banquet at one of the finest country clubs. And we must admit, it was wonderful. Everything was carried out to perfection. But now, the awakening of the perfect dream of the past twelve years, has proved successful. Thanks to the sturdy, but gentle, hand of our teachers, we can be proud of the knowledge accumulated in the past, because now in our senior year, we know iust how precious that education is. May all future classes realize the importance of a good American education obtained here in a free American school. I

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