Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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It is spring again, and wc find ourselves at the end of our school year, a year filled with so many moments, some of joy, some of sorrow, but all moments to remember. For the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, a summer vacation and more school days remain; for us seniors there is something else—the challenge of mak- ing a place for ourselves in a new and different type of surroundings. Let us, for a moment, look back—back on this past school year with all its memorable moments. As sophomores we remember the mixed feelings we had as we entered into our second year of high school. It wasn’t entirely a new experience for us as we moved forward, learning the ropes, gaining confidence, and making friends. Wc remember the struggles we had with our studies and the pride we felt as wc played with our school band and participated in the various sports contests. For the sophomores it was an exciting year. As juniors we remember the confidence we felt, knowing that wc were old hands at this learning business. We mastered our physics and American history and turned to thoughts of dances, games, and fun. Next year wc would be seniors! For the juniors it was a confident year. As seniors we remember the strange feeling we had when wc realized that this was our last year at Robcrtsdale High School. There were so many things— the noisy crowds at the basketball and football games, the thrill of winning and the disappointment of losing, the challenge of learning and the realization that there is so much left to learn—the excitement of the trip, the prom, and graduation— all of these and so many more—our moments to remember. For the students who have traveled this way, for the faculty who guided their path, and for our parents and friends, the TIGER staff has tried to capture in these pages the glimmer of our memorable moments at Robcrtsdale High School. We want you to share these memories with us. Orvis Wagner Editor

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 fflcuuy wii.BUR c. McClain West Chester State Teachers College Juniata College Mathematics “Live for something, do good, and leave behind you a virtue that the storms of time can never destroy.’ RUTH ANN JOHNSON Indiana State Teachers College Juniata College English and Art The real use of knowledge is this; That wc should dedicate that reason which was given us by God for the use and advantage of man.” KICIIAKI) BADDORE Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Social Studies “ Tis education forms the common mind: just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” GLENN BLACK Juniata College Pennsylvania State University Mathematics and Geography “Cultivate within yourself thoughts that will increase your faith, courage, and determination. It is then success will be achieved.” DONALD BRUMBAUGH PAULINE SIIOPE BARRY RAMPER Juniata College Science High aims form high characters, and great objects bring out great minds.” School of Nursing Lewistown Hospital Health is wealth.” Shippensburg State Teachers College English and Geography Interrogate the Past, occupy the Present, trust the Future.”

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