Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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The Old Order Cbomgeth, Yielcling Place To The New How aptly these words by Tennyson describe our changing world! Progress is the keynote of our daily living-the underlying principle of all our under- takings. Progress is evident in Souderton. One of the most rapidly developing seg- ments of our community is its educa- tional system. Souderton can point with pride to her academic achievements through the years, particularly those in secondary education. In 1930 the leaders of our community realized the need for a new and better high school. The men upon Whose shoul- ders fell the tremendous job of planning did their work well. With keen fore- sight they developed and accepted a school design that would serve the com- munity for a quarter of a century. At the time of its opening, Souderton High School was the ultimate in con- struction, containing all the latest con- veniences and unprecedented aids to education. Included in this building were many signs of advancement. Lux- urious in 1932-the gym, the up-to-date home economics rooms, the beautiful auditorium, the spacious cafeteria, the excellent library, the well - equipped science laboratories. All these are now considered to be indispensable in every modern school. Moreover, signs of progress in edu- cational theories were obvious. The many extra-curricular activities, the wide range of electives offered to stu- dents, the development of sports from a hobby enjoyed by a few participants to a full-scale organization supported by the entire community-these are fur- ther steps forward in our educational system. Through the intervening years, Sou- derton High School has served the com- munity well. Twenty-five classes have graduated from Souderton, and people in all walks of life cherish the knowl- edge and memories of the best years of their livesi' spent in S. H. S. However, we live in a changing world, and once again the need for improve- ment and advancement in the school system is evident. Once again the most recent educational trends will be fol- lowed. A new addition is being built, and Souderton High School will incor- porate and become the Souderton Area Joint School System. Naturally, the new school promises educational opportunities and lux- uries never conceived by our parents. This is Progress - the 1958 Unaliyi salutes it.

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