Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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Seated from left to right are Mr. Victor M. Nice, Mr. John Seitz, President J. Donald Kratz, Mr. Paul M. Hunsicker, and Mr. Willard S Detwiler SCHOOL BOARD Behind Souderton High School and the two Souderton grade schools stands a capable and efficient group of men-the administration, better known as the School Board. Comprising this board are President Dr. J. Donald Kratz, well-known optometrist, Secretary Paul M. Hunsicker, a mortician, Treasurer Willard S. Detwiler, an insurance underwriter for the Metropolitan Life ln- surance Company, Victor M. Nice, a real estate broker, and John Seitz, a service station proprietor. Many students know too little about this hard-working group. They meet monthly to discuss hiring of teachers, construction and maintenance of the school buildings and property, recommendations for school programs, authorization of expenditures, levying of school taxes, and to settle other timely problems. We, the Class of l955, thank these tive men for all the work they have done for us and the co-operation they have given us to make Souderton High a better school in every way possible. 9 President Donald Kratz

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WILLIAM E. MAXWELL, Principal PRINCIPALS' Greetings, Class of 1955 lt is a pleasure to extend good wishes to another class as it graduates from Souderton High School. As you continue in your careers in times that must seem to you, as they have often in the past to others, decidedly out of ioint, it is the sincere hope of your friends in the faculty that the years spent here will prove helpful in the future. I am sure that none of you will look upon commence- ment as a point at which his education has become complete. lf we, your teachers, have been at all suc- cessful, we have so stimulated your curiosity that the solution of many problems will still intrigue you, whether they be in science, social studies, business, or other areas. Continue to have inquiring minds for the problems of the future are yours to solve. Consider your education as a house which you must constantly improve, enlarge and renovate. These years of high school have provided you with a foundation- the completed structure will be only as strong and impressive as the effort you put into it. Sincerely, WILLIAM E. MAXWELL E. MERTON CROUTHAMEL, Supv. Principal MESSAGES Greetings, Class of 1955 Accept my congratulations for your efforts in the continuance of the Unaliyi, the annual senior publication which depicts the school life experiences of the Souder- ton High School. The ability and effort shown in the completion of this yearbook is sufficient evidence that you will face the future with determination and confidence. After graduation-the problems of life will widen in scope, become more significant, and increasingly more responsible and important. May you face these issues of life with a high moral courage, a spirit of tolerance and humility, and undaunted confidence in yourself and your fellowmen. May you always remember what you get out of life is in direct proportion to what you put into it. My best wishes for success and happiness to every one of you. Sincerely, E. MERTON CROUTHAMEL

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W. COYLE, R. ROBERTS ENGLISH MR. WILLIAM D. F. COYLE Lo Salle College, B.S., University of Penna. Pleasing personality . . . enioys teasing the students . . . interest lies in music. History, Family Living, English, Music Club. MR. ROBERT T. ROBERTS Bucknell University, B.S. Enioys classical music . . .towers over most students and teachers . . sings with the Municipal Opera Company in Allentown. English, Civics, Record Club, .lr. High Spelling Contest. W. COYLE R. ROBERTS E. FISHER, W. KEAGLE ENGLISH MISS ELIZABETH MAY FISHER Susquehanna University, A.B., Bucknell University, M.A. Relishes reunions with college folk . . . advocates higher educa- tion . . . admired by students . . . enioys movies, books, and the Serenaders . English, Directress of Senior Plays. MR. WILLIAM KEAGLE Allegheny College, Bowling Green State University, A.B., B.S. in Ed. So tall that nobody can figure out how he gets into his red MG . . . a great ioker . . . friendly to everyone . . . left S.H.S. to enter business world. English, Arrowhead. ARLENE KLEIST West Chester State Teachers College Gladly welcomed back by all at S.H.S .... avid fishing and hunting enthusiast . . . short and slender . . . forever cheerful. English, Arrowhead. E. FISHER A. KLEIST