Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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FOREWORD What tremendous opportunities the future holds for the youth of America! Each newscast, each edition of a newspaper, brings reports of fabulous inventions and discoveries. Jet planes flying at supersonic speeds, atomic power which, depending on man's caprice, might be utilized either to revolutionize industry and sky rocket man's standard of living to hitherto undreamed-of heights, or, with equal fervor, exterminate all existing life on the earth, hydrogen bombs capable of demolishing, literally razing, the mightiest of cities, pictures transmitted in mere seconds to living d thousands of miles from the scene of action, messages carried with lightning speed over the airwaves, across the oceans in a split second, bathyspheres, with which man can penetrate the sea's murky blackness, to explore the foreboding mysteries of the deep- astounding discoveries in the field of medicine, the power of cities controlled at the flick I of a finger, ingenious mechanisms capable of solving problems which would take men years to unravel-all these constitute but a few of the innumerable wonders which man has devised. lt has been only in comparatively recent times that man has achieved these startling accom- b' d plishments, in fact, more progress has been made during the past 75 years than in a com me 7500 ars recedin them. And who can predict what momentous discoveries will be made, Ye P 9 what spectacular inventions will be perfected in the decades that lie before us! No one, of course, can portend the marvels that the future will unfold. Assuredly, however, the world of tomorrow will be unparalleled in wealth, intellect, and culture. We as seniors now stand poised on the threshold of a new epoch, an era destined to far I I outshine even the Golden Age of Athens. We leave our Alma Mater, some to proceed to higher ' t't t' f I arnin to become the doctors, lawyers, and ministers of the future, others to Il'1SlUIOnS o e g, render their services to the business world as stenographers and bookkeepers, and eventually h executives and still others of our number to learn a trade, to develop their skills as per aps, , mechanics, bricklayers, electricians, and plumbers, or to till the soil. But, though our occupations d'ffer as widely as the four corners of the earth, our common goal in life will be to uphold may i the ideals and traditions of our nation, to keep aflame the torch of democracy, that America may forever remain the land of the brave, and the home of the free.' rooms in millions of homes locate

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CONTENTS fNdnHnkhaHon and Facuhy . . Seniors .......... Underclassmen . fKcHv4Hes . Sports . . Memories Page7 ..17 ..35 ..47 ..63 ..83