Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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To the Seniors: Betty :intl Boll ltzive ztttentlecl high scliool lor loin' years. 'lihey hzivt stutlietl the subjects which they, their parents, ztncl the scllool Counselors lelt would prepztre thein lor luture ecltifntioii or lor their lile's work, 'lihey hziu pzn'tit'ipzttetl in activities which helped to give them training in social living :int they have enjoyed lirientlships with other boys :intl girls which they will treztsurt lll yi'1ll'S to COIIIC. 'lhey :ire proud that they have ecnillmletetl their high scllool courses :intl hztvt earned :t high school tliplonlu, hut they IIIUSI not lorget that it is not the diplomat hut what they will do with their training that will be their ztchievetnent. Nor does the lllpllllllil fotnplete their education lor lt, is no shznne for Zl ntztn to learn thzit which he knoweth not, WVll2llk'YC'I' he his age. NVQ wish lor them every success :incl hope that we will he proud to cztll tht-in Betty :incl Huh Nlunhztll. 'Wav Mk. MAX XV. XVHICRRY Principal Nll'XH.XI.L HIGH SCHOOL 7

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Superintendent Dear Betty and Bob: To you, Betty and Bob-the representatives of the Class of '48-the admin- istration extends congratulations upon the completion of your high school course and best wishes for your success throughout life. Upon your entrance to high school, you began making a record in the form of academic credits and extra- curricular activities. The school furnished the bank books-permanent record cards-which now indicate that you, the members of the Class of '48, have earned the required credits for graduation. In addition to academic credits, the bank books show that you have deposited to your accounts records of participation in many school activities in which you have learned lo lose as well as to win. X'Vithin the next few years, many inquiries will come to the office concerning you-Betty and Bob--and you will begin to draw against the deposits which you have been accumulating in your school career. As you draw from your accounts, it is the sincere wish of the administration that no checks will be marked N. S. F. Qnot sufficient fundsj , but that you may always be given a double A credit rating. The administration bids you Godspeed. 6 DR. lQAR1.1f1 O. LHCI11 NIUNI-lAI.l. SCHOOLS

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To the Class of l948: You have now conipleted another step on the road that will eventually lead to a use- ful, productive life. Your ability to go further depends on your desire for Inore education Zlllll. training. I siIIcerely hope tlIat such a desire is constantly in your minds Zllld ready for expression. Mk. llllll-IARD D. KoIcIII.IaR Director, Vocational lillllfillltbll NIl'NH.Xl.L HIGH SCHOOL Senior Class: There are opportunities for you. A 1112111 of influ- ence in nearly every generation has risen to make a pronounceinent of pessinIisIII for the future. Little notice is paid to these forecasts, and fields of oppor- tunities continue to open. Since you have been attending high school, undreained ol' fields have opened upon the ones already at haIId. Preparation, willingness, and vision will be tlIe requirements. Mit. hl0Nl1iR XV. Brees Principal woonI..IwN JUNIOR HIGH 8