Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

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l Commercial RALPH L. SWEITZER, B.S., M.S. Principal, Commercial MARY C. RESSLER, B.S., M.A. Mercyhurst College Columbia University Commercial Music O. GLENN AIKEN, B.M. Grove City College Music VIRGINIA MORRISON BROWN, B.M., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Ohio State University Music Health GEORGE E. WILCOX, B.S. State Teachers College at Mansfield Physical Education ELEANOR L. WRIGHT, B.S. Ursinus College Physical Education

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Good Luck, Seniors Dear Seniors, In the one short year that I have been your adviser, I have learned to know and respect you as a class and to like each one of you as individuals. I was rather dubious about taking over a class in its last year, but all my fears were un- founded, for we have worked well to- gether. I call you my class because you are just that to me. When I think of you, it is not as a group picture but as per- sons who contributed something to me and whom I tried to help. I can sincerely say that I have never asked anything of you which you have not done enthusias- tically. Success and good luck! Sincerely, Forrest Cummings Pk To the Seniors of 1941, I extend con- gratulations and best wishes. Your loyalty, cooperation, and de- pendability should do much toward mak- ing you worthy members of your com- munity, state, and nation. It has been a pleasure to work and play with you. My wish for each of you is that you may find happiness in what- ever task you choose to pursue. Mary Croskey lk We are going to miss you! Your spirit of friendliness and cooper- ation has won for you a permanent place in the memory of your instructors and associates. Congratulations for your past accom- plishments, and present honor. Best wishes for your continued success in the future. R. L. Sweitzer For some of us there is a special per- sonal attachment to you and a particular loss with your leaving. I feel that because you are one of the first classes I have seen through senior high you will ever be a class apart. I'll not soon forget your accomplish- ments, nor you, as time and distance merge your lives with the future. Ruth Trevorrow lk Otto High athletics reached new heights in 1940-41. This was largely due to your participation and support. Next year your absence will be keenly felt on the teams, but we still need and want your loyal support as alumni. May the years to come be happy and prosperous ones both for you and for Otto. George Wilcox Pk It is no trivial assignment to say a few words of parting to you Seniors of 1941. Many of the principles we have taught and believed seem destined for the in- ternational ash can. In a World domin- ated by the force of steel and lead, hon- esty and cool thinking appear weak and useless. But things are not always what they seem. Power-mad dictators will not always rule. Every wrong a man com- mits forges its own javelin, and sooner or later it comes back-straight through the heart. Every generation will have both despair and joy. There will always be Sunshine and shower- And the abiding memory is not of the shower. William H. Olson