Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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DEDICATIGN There is a place on the football bench at Souderton Area Joint High School which is seldom empty. lt is occupied by our friend and school physician, Dr. Arthur J. Wise. With pride and respect the Unaliyi staff dedicates this book to Dr. Wise, mindful of the many years of service and interest he has freely donated to our school. lt is difficult to put into words the feelings of the class of 1965 when it comes to writing about the Doc. Many busy men seldom make time to take a special personal interest in those around them. Dr. Wise is one of these busy men, yet the students at Souderton who have come in contact with him can never forget his sincere interest in their well-being. The Doc can as easily talk about the Souderton teams back in the war years as he can the .1964 Bux-Mont football champs. And no football season ever passes when the Doc doesn't leave his office to speak at a pep rally. ln 1958 the Bobby Wise Trophy was established in memory of his son who idolized our football team. This trophy is presented to the winning team of the Thanksgiving Day Football Game each year and no Souderton squad has willingly allowed it to go to a rival school. The loyalty and devotion we feel for Dr. Wise is not only because of his successes, but also because of his generous enthusiasm and support of all our efforts. Dr. Wise has contributed greatly to our school and its students, and we know that he will continue his most appreciated services in the years to come. Q 1' up

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BELLA NO'l'l'E - Kathy Rosenberger and her escort, Bill Wil- liams, dance to the music of the Serenaders at the Junior-Senior Prom. 10 SENIORS STAGE An all out effort by the entire class of '65 en- abled them to have the most successful pie and cake sale in the history ofthe school. They showed what can be accomplished when a class really gets behind a project. By having stations throughout the area they were able to reach a large percent- age of the population of each district: peddling more pastry than was believed possible. When the totals had been compiled it was discovered that more than 51,300 had been collected. With the bake sale money safely deposited in the school vault, the energetic Juniors were ready to tackle the Prom. Determined to make it a big- ger success than ever before, they chose for their SENIORS DEVELOPE MUSCLES - Bill Latsha and AI Vogel lend a helping hand as everyone works to make the dance a SUCCESS. VENICE COMES TO LIFE - Senior girls add the finishing touches to the Venetian setting.