Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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Editor As editor of the 1956 TIGER let me be your host for the next one hundred pages between its cover. In the short time alloted. I would like to acquaint you or re-acquaint you, as the case may be, with students and teachers of Roberts- dale High School. Follow me through these pages while 1 attempt to tell you something a- bout the students, their activities, their achieve- ments, and their school life in general. Have you enjoyed this panorama of names, events, education, and personalities which has passed before your eyes? If your answer is yes, then, we, the staff, feel a sense of worthwhile achievement because we have successfully ac- complished our purpose of blending against a colorful background the 1956 portion in the “endless history” of our Alma Mater. I wish to take this opportunity to thank our advisor. Miss Marcocci, for the time and effort she spent with us, to our associate editor and business manager, Marion Black and Sue Foore, the members of my staff, and to all others, who may have contributed in any way in the publication of this annual. William Croft, Editor “We must do the thing we must Before the thing we may; We are unfit for any trust Till we can and do obey.” —McDonald

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OUR FACULTY GLENN BLACK Juniata College Pennsylvania State University Mathematics and Geography KI TH ANN JOHNSON Indiana State Teachers College Juniata College English WILBLK C. McCLAIN West Chester State Teachers College Mathematics SHERMAN CROFT Lock Haven State Teachers College Findlay College Science PAULINE SHOPE School of Nursing Le wist own Hospital School Nurse “In the education of children there is nothing like alluring the interest and affec- tion; otherwise you only make so many creatures laden with books. —Montaigne

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“Everything has an ending: there will be An ending one day for you and me. An ending of the days we had together. The good companionship, all kinds of weather.”—Hinkson