Sun Valley High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Aston, PA)

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— J 1 % S3' had many plea- fit yars. I have discomforts of pre- p, J,h junior prom. —»s The senjpr class oj 197 iurpble moments during th enjoyed sharing the job art paring for the sophomore and other activities. Your honesty and sincerity in trying to bring about change at trie Valley will be remembered by all. You can be proud of your accomplishments. Again I utoujd like to say thanks to a great class for marvyplrqsant memo- ries. Kenneth P. Bolyard And Appreciation Stepping in to fill a temporary gap Unlimited problems became his responsibility. He’s that short man whom we all took for granted. In former years he was never in the limelight, But this year— We heard his southern accent We saw him patrolling the halls We felt his calm, collected and ambitious spirit. In appreciation for his hard work and sincerity with us, We honor Mr. Kenneth Bolyard. 5

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In Dedication Reaching out is what Mr. Hamlin is all about. Extending his hands to give us guidance, He leads us to knowledge, truth, and love. He is loud in voice But soft at heart. Acting dramatically in all that he does, He is forever our own “Chick Hamlin.” Because he cares so deeply We, the class of 1974, dedicate our yearbook to him. The class mores they decided to get the class sj unity, spirit ' 1974 is a fecial one. As sopho- enthusiasm UUft f them better. Whenjsftook fship, I was not disappointed. The i pride of this class has givetV;Fun Valley what it deserves—respectability. When- ever Thinks of Sun Valley, he thinks of people t ymir class. You never started something that you didn't finish well. For your entire high school career, you were the leaders of the school Your new ideas brought new traditions to “The Valley. ’’ I could go on forever to tell of the good things you have done, but they spetMf hem solves. I will end by statingJand this tiJfuthfuIly not m a cliche) that t with all of you. Measure 'X. I Will working Harrison C. Hamlin

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ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD Arthur Kretz: Asst. Supt. (Business), Theodore Cramer: Asst. Supt. (Personnel) William Moser: Superintendent of Schools, Walter Rhoades: Asst. Supt. (Instruction) From the Desk of the Superintendent: Since the bleak days of 1959, when Sun Valley High School first opened its doors, we have come a long way. Our progress has been the result of a long succession of students like you who have contributed to the success of Sun Valley High School. Now it is your turn to take your place in so- ciety, mindful of what your Alma Mater has meant to you, with a firm resolve that Sun Valley High School will continue to promote those ideals of Knowledge, Truth, and Honor upon which its success has been founded. Wm. G. Moser Superintendent of Schools Bernard Nurry: Curriculum Director Harry Hill: Instructional Director Arthur Knowlton: Business Director 6