St Thomas More High School - Utopian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Reviewing past yearbooks, our editor-in-chief, P. Dougherty, plans this Utopian. The Senior editors confer on a. layout problem. A break in the tedium of yearbook Work.

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Our yearbook staff: J. Yura, J. Knapp, W. MacGillivray, P. Dougherty. Another year passes, a year full of learning, fun, success and disappointment. We the members of the Utopian staff, in order to make possible a nostalgic return to St. Thomas More High School after we have gone presents this yearbook. We wish to thank our moderators, the faculty and students, and especially the office staff without whom the Utopian would be impossible.