McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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W., - ,M T,,,,,,,. ., rf--6+ 'Q :X 8 Qfljowqh-a-TfLon E -. X Q Qtietrneapvrt sinh rnapert crivrruss change, personnel alters, administrations crumple, but classes go on e forever. Today, there remains a class of 18845 tomorrow there shall be re- , membered a class of 1928, of '29, of '30, and of '31. Even if a member is gone, the x X ' class is there, and with it a power of tradition, of joys, and of sorrows, of suc- 1 cesses and of failures. The four classes are as four ages. The freshman lives first in the age of hope -4 X as idealistic as youth should be, and as enthusiastic. He comes to the high I school unacquainted, to a large extent, with the duties and life of the student. N Q However, he is willing to learn, even though he may be ridiculed by the sopho- mores. The age of the sophomore is still one of hope, an age more for action than for dreams. To the sophomore there are innumerable student activities. S He chooses one. Then he starts on a path leading to glory. ' To the junior comes the age of understanding. In the eye ofthe junior there ii is respect, a sympathy which he shows for the freshman. Social activities are 'K X more prominent in the junior's life. The senior is seen by the junior as one who g has attained his goal. ' 1 . . . - l ' E The age of achievement is for the senior. He has reached the topmost rung ,Q A of his high school ladder. It is the hope of his teachers that he go out into the ' F world prepared to take up his place to battle for an existence. If the senior has it not learned to sympathize, if he has no understanding for his fellow classmates, , then his education in high school has been a failure. Tomorrow, these classes will become alumni. Year after year the class 'I'-v.. . . . 'Y members will return to pay respect to their Alma Mater, to renew old acquaint- ances. When the last member passes, the class will live on, and it will be known b the famous men and women who raduated with it. A Y 8 Z So much to do: so little done! Ah! yesterday I saw the sun ' l. Sink beamless down the vaulted gray,- X K' R - The ghastly ghost of YESTERDAY. , , N So little done: so much to do! K - ' Each morning breaks in conflicts new, But, eager, brave, I'll join the fray, . F And Eg t the battle of TODAY. I al ll Q il A So much to do: so little done! I But when it's o'er,-the victor ' won,- X 5 ' 1 Oh! then, my friend, this strife and sorrow 5-N Q is Will end in the great, glad TOMORROW. NS ' O x T Q LZ . f.-, R. ? . .EuE1E E A ap 1-:IJ I g g B T. Y -i ... Eieir :Lin X 3 1- Y- 2 g JL s s I gg ,A m e' e '- l24l x ifili.

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