Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

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Principal Addresses Graduates C. C. WYLIE QThe camera catches our Su- pervising Principal, lVIr.Wylie, in his office in a typical pose, giving kindly advice to a stu- dent. To his office we take all our troubles, our plans for the future, and our requests for help and come away with our thoughts directed into the prop- er channels. l ln Mr. Wylie's office, freshman Charles Graham has a conhdcntial talk with our Supervising Principal. A Word to the Seniors lf you would be happy in life, you must be determined to serve ably and unselfishly in a world that is becoming increasingly complex in its operation. As you view present da develo ments, ou must be cautious as to imitation. lf the uidance we have iven Y I3 Y 3 S you is of real worth, you will be most appreciative of your rich heritage as citizens in a great land of freedom and fair opportunity. Your chance as an American can not be du licated in an other land on earth, and it is my sincere wish that service to mankind I3 Y may be your real objective in life.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION PRINCIPAL FACULTY A D M I N I S T R ATION

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Board Plans With Wisdom, Judgment and Vision Qlhere is no limit to the good which can be exerted by a board of lidueation with foresight into the needs, desires and welfare of high school students. Qur Directors ol Education may loolt with pride on their accomplishments, for they have enabled us to reach higher levels of achievement through their active interest and far- rcaehing program, To meet our needs, the members ol' this board have supplied us with the most modern equipment and facilities. just this term they have added many improve- ments to the fine building they have provided for us. Folding bleachers which will seat three hundred and Hfty spectato.s were placed in the gymnasiumg new lockers were purehasedg a water heater was in- stalledg renovations were made in the auditoriumg and new textbooks created lteener interest in many of our classrooms. 'llhis year our school activities have had both thc moral and Gnaneial support of the Board as never before. Realizing that all useful learning is not gained in the school room, they have encouraged the different extra-curricular groups by pro- viding them with necessary equipment and means of traveling so that they could compete with other high schools. ln the classrooms of today are the citizens of tomorrow, just what laind of men or women they will be depends on the training they receive here, The members of our Board of Education have unselfishly devoted much of their own time and re- sources to make certain that this training will be of the best and that our students will be prepared to assume responsibilities in their future lives with every prepara- tion and advantage necessary for success, Left to right: SECRETARY, MRS. lVlAUDE C. Ewmcg PRESIDENT. VVVAYNE M. Cooxg Tamsuiztaiz VERNER E, Kusiizgj. l lARRY FRYQ Vice Paizsimaiwr, klixivms W. Huivriaa. l 3