West Pittston High School - Caravan Yearbook (West Pittston, PA)

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These familiar faces before you Will serve in the years to come To retouch some fading memories Of classrooms and work and good fun. Look long at them, they Who have taught you, And when the school bells ring out each September, Think of those they,11 lead now, as they led you ; Look back, when youeve left, and remember. Miss Kuschel Miss Steele JWV

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THE EDITORS Left to rightheidi Kern, Prudence Adams, Elaine Krieger. The 1956 issue of the Caravan is the result of the combined efforts of ten staffs, three editors, and the Yearbook Adviser, Mr. Brown. From November to April fifty-three people were usually to be found going to, sitting in, or returning from room 10 at any hour from 8 to 6:30. Although most of this activity seemed to be, at the time, fruitless, disorganized, and generally unnecessary, we trust that those who survived the ordeal will reap their just rewards from the sight of the finished product and from the lessons they have learned in the art of the wise expending of time, ingenuity, in- spiration, and temper when all four were sadly lacking. At upper right, left to right: Adeline Cesari, Nancy Huff tChiefi, Mary Spin- elli, Edna Barnhart, Betty Stead. At right: Seated- Concetta Cordora. Standing - Roberta Hartman, Connie Emigh tChieD, Joan Donnora. Mr. Cavan tFaculty Business Manageri 12 Mr. Brown tAdviseri TYPI STS PROOF READERS

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Mr. Brown tAdviseri THE EDITORS Left to right-Heidi Kern, Prudence Adams, Elaine Krieger. The 1956 issue of the Caravan is the result of the combined efforts of ten staffs, three editors, and the Yearbook Adviser, Mr. Brown. From November to April fifty-three people were usually to be found going to, sitting in, or returning from room 10 at any hour from 8 to 6:30. Although most of this activity seemed to be, at the time, fruitless, disorganized, and generally unnecessary, we trust that those who survived the ordeal will reap their just rewards from the sight of the finished product and from the lessons they have learned in the art of the wise expending of time, ingenuity, in- spiration, and temper when all four were sadly lacking. P'STS At upper right, left to right: Adeline Cesari, Nancy Huff tChieD, Mary Spin- elli, Edna Barnhart, Betty Stead. At right: Seatede Concetta Cordora. Standing - Roberta. Hartman, Connie Emigh tChieD, Joan Donnora. i Mr. Cavan tFacuity Business Manageri PROOF READERS 12