Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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MR. J. SOLON WILSON Acting Principal Woodlawii Junior High i There is a tide in the affairs of men, YVhieh, taken at the flood, leads on to fortnncg Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloatg And We must take the eurrent when it serves, Or lose our ventures. ' ' Members of the Class of '45: This is your day! Never in History have there been so many opportunities awaiting a graduating class. This is your tideg take it at its flood and move on to destiny! Some of you will be the row-boat type who will fight the battle of life alone, rowing' upstream, not willing to solicit the aid of a companion. Others will be tl1e Hsail boat type who will be driven here and there by every wind of doctrine, but if Time is kind they will arrive at their destination. Then, there is the PT boat type who are willing to co-operate with others, map a course, and work to gain the objective. NVhatever the character of the individual, he must take the current when it serves. My wish for you is not wealth, but wisdom and perseverance to perform Life's arduous tasks. WOODLAWN eleven

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Coligzratulations to the 111QIl1b9l'S of the class of 1945 upon your graduation from high school. Your progress has been steady, for war has not halted or seriously altered your formal education as it has in many lands. Along' the way you have been confronted with some doubts. You may be uncertain as to what the future may hold for you. So to you and to those who have been your source of faith a spe- cial connnendation is griven for holding' to the high school course. Vpon graduation you do 11ot suddenly be- eorne able and prepared to take your place as an independent citizen. Your education from ten MR. HOMER VV. BEGGS Aeting Principal Munhall High School the first day at school was intended to prepare you more each day for life and a useful citi- zenship. After graduation you must depend progressively upon self-reliance and self direction. You come more and more into the capacity of an independent Whose state is by necessity dependent on several agencies. Success in school is measured by grades and service to others. Your greatest satisfactions have and will continue to come from those activities in which you serve your community and make it a better place in which to livc. May you continue to be successful.

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