Tunkhannock High School - Awanatunk Yearbook (Tunkhannock, PA)

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When you first receive this yearbook many of your friends will be congratulating you for your educational accomplish- ments. May I also add my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for your future? No social activity that you have participated in is more important than your education. It is right and necessary that we should expend great efforts and resources in order that you have this opportunity for twelve years of formal educational experience ln order to give you full command of your intellectual powers and enable you to live a rich and fruitful life. It ls right too that you upon completion of this activity render a service not only for yourself but for society that gave you such unusual opportunities. As you look through your yearbook may you have many pleasant memories of your years at T.H.S. Again I say congratulations and best wishes CLIFFORD R. ROSLUND Supervising Principal CONGRATULATIONS, Class of 1960. You have reached the goal set for yourselves several years ago. Along the way you have encountered successes and disappointments but in most cases these have served to increase your determination to achieve your goal. You have done well and deserve the honors you are receiving. However, life does not give us time to stop and rest on these honors. It is now necessary for you to continue your education or assume your responsibility in lndustry, society, and ln the community. You must set new goals and tasks for yourselves. You must accept new responsibilities in the adult world you are about to enter. Your interests and tal- ents must now assert themselves and you will have de- cisions to make that will affect your entire life. We wish you success in whatever you plan. It ls the hope of the faculty of this school that we have made a definite contribution to each of you that will help you to be the type of citizen who is worthy of receiving a diploma. from Tunkhannock High School. Your school is always glad to help former students in any way possible. Again we congratulate you and extend best wishes for success in your future. HELEN G. CROMPFON High School Principal 'Q-Q In e thing worth having, even in every pleasure, there is a c ain amount of work and tension that must be met and ercome, so that the experience may endure. Your dl ma is your reward for successfully meeting the re- re ts for graduation at Tunkhannock High School. We ve provided you with the instruction and guidance that ill develope fine citizens of you if you will accept the challenge. It is my sincere hope you will never realize complete contentment-but that you will always strive to improve your self and station in life. REGINALD S. REMLEY Asst. High School Principal '7

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ELWOOD PATTON FLOYD BESTEDER M0l1l'06 Twp. Northmoreland Twp. WARREN PLACE Mehoopany Twp. SCHOCL DONALD WATT Windham Ind. Twp. ARTHUR B. DAVENPORT Tunkhannock Boro GLENDON BROWN B C 1 LI Lemon Twp. HOWARD HERMAN Eaton Twp. JACOB BRUNGES Tunkhannock Twp. FRED DENISON GEORGE DIETRICH Forkston Twp. Washington Twp. 6 JOSEPH BURGESS North Branch Twp.

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MISS MARGARET AUGUSTINE Home Economics MISS DORIS BERDY Physical Education, Health 1 4 P' MRS. FOSTER BROOKS M . LOREN D. BUTTS MRS. LOREN D. BUTTS Librarian X Mechanical Drawing, English VA Xb Q Mathematics . W5 Luigi Q SX 5 f f . ff' X . MR. PETER P. CORTESE Instrumental Music MIS FRANCES M. DAVIS Special Education 8