Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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9 I nnlmnmemlmom 5 QSYQE. S Y. GIIHE spirit and effort of the Senior Class made possible this book. Clearly worthwhile endeavor is marked by labor, energy, and I resolute courage. These are the I qualities of any noble achievement. 9 NV' r 1 1 9 r r 5 Q 5 WM ft 1 n,Q,,'e y Q 1 ' 'N- ' X 1 f Q XX . L. B X V f ,M , 'I K is - 'N' 4-r Elf A friend to the rstgdents. fi 4 X-rs-4 eg' 3,1221 gi A xref igfbfiixf i g gf! 4 -y ,QENZ Q 9 ee, o st fire' sfff Q':'! ,,--xvrqx, . V X. if i 'th 453 :L-3 , no I -'-4 Y- -, . LL 7:1174 T-' ,Q -1 -Q9 -' --- A itfhe KINGSTONIKN'-e11 ,M , l 1 934 s ' s-'- !1 7 ld 'VJ . -lp LQ Q 7.-2?

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F' 'H' 'Q Y' ' lzla1la117a6la1Il17ay10 113111311 llillllllqj Yilllllll IIMIHIEBMIGISNIIRIIIAIIMII W E dedicate this page to the late Burgess C. Murray Roat, a real ,Bw Friend to Man. My We shall remember him with the ,ff highest feeling of appreciation for '79 his keen interest in our Scholastic achievement. The scholarship Cup presented to us by Mr. Roat will be ever an incentive to higher attain- ment. ?QTW X ,t,, Ji 'fd f-Nxfd ,111 I, X E5 A ff' V i ',ff:..' np guru Mltllfjn 5 M X ,W Si lil i 'K If X .1 ZIllIllj A U H Safe in the Harbor. AX 4, i 1 t X '1 l X X 2 T : '- F f X f ff X f f' it X XQ N Na, X x' M ,, ,. , 'X X ,N 11,4 I A !-I -i f M- ,1-'I P! ul W- pkx Q, I Xl 1 ,f rx . xi, , X . ec yi , X .rx xi ,N , il XXXXEX i xxx Z. X xx . a- . at x f fs l!l ly ' V ii KM, -Mg M Q 'A , -aff? ik:-eg Wig Ml i , :- ' ix . V' 2-li? :'F g'Q,f.....x1i -- I! L-- Li ii L i-was t'f 'fi 3 -4 I K K 5 Y by J xl wa, is ffl X Q 1. n pppp p p if ij in 4 ,?. 0 'V J 1 , ' xx E 'Xe' -- ,GY 4 fgiiiggg iu , C 'Q' I 1 A K i Zigi Y iii? if-ale' xxx-F l Q --be Q- 1 1 bf' -1-',,,.,, , , --:Q does? , p 52'-via 9 The KINZ1STOiiI1ENf - i ifw- QR Q--L-f ' p ppoltzacn, N ,L-gp? 'ii 6 X Q 0.2 ' 'l .Z-Zia 3 B JS! 'A hams. . . ..,.

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ld 113 N S N N Q 5 N 5 5 x Jllma 5Vlater Youth is over free and sparkling, Bright and always gladg Never seeing shadows darkling, . X Bearing omens sad. N Future views cannot be dreary, Spectres grim and dire,' Youth is blithesome, never weary, Hearts of youth ajire. ll x We shall then in years hereafter, N From High School long gone, Hear the cheerfulness and laughter x As we sit alone. Thinking over youthful pleasures, x ' Youthful conquests won, ll Memories to each a treasure, Days in Kingston n K J 4 , ,', FT iF',,,gfl,,,' ,. , rfh, ' - r ' 'vow - .1 ii, j' Na, J wwf -ex NIAN .2 I ,If 7,2