Townville High School - Memories Yearbook (Townville, PA)

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MR. RICHARD BIEMER -,,,..-ni FQCIIHWI 6 Mas . IRENE HENRY

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M . FRED W HERLINGER The class of '58 has earned a special niche in the hearts and minds of those of us who have worked with them over the years. They might be styled an effer- vescent, talented group--always ready to tackle whatever problem might arise. Along with the exub 44l As another year marches by and er graduating class presents f to the adult world, we find we must stop once more to inventory the progress of the school. Among the questions we must answer is the question of preparedness. It is our desire that our students will be ready to face the complex society of an atomic age insofar as the schools can prepare them. It is firmly believed that not 1 on y should our students have the basic and fundamental learnings necessary for survi l va but also attitudes, ideals, and morals that have been exempli- fied bv the Golden Rule for so many centuries. Our work can be consi- dered well done if our students go forth with these goals achieved. erance of youth, they have displayed a type of maturity of outlook which has earned them respect and makes us feel that they can face the future with confidence. we wish them well and want them to know that we will miss them. MR. BERTRAND R. HOVER

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I MR. IVAN MGGEE MRS. ELEANOR THOMAS MRS. NAOMI INGRAHAM MRS. ELIZABETH MILLER MR, CHARLES MURPHY HR. HAROLD SARGENT MR. RICHARD BOYLAN MR. CHARLES CUTSHALL MISS LAURA JEAN MILLS