Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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OUR years fly by tor busy, happy people and soon another Senior Class will be slipping away from Scienceville High School into the broader school of Life. We of the faculty are sorry to see you leave, but happy in your success in having completed the prescribed course of the public schools. We congratulate you, and wish for you all the very best things in life. May we express a hope that you will align yourselves with the active Alumni of the school and boost for the best interests of your Alma Mater whenever occasion arises: that you will call upon us when we may be of help to you: and that through the years we may still work together for the benefit of each other, our school and our community. Life will hold many disillusions and disappointments. Your detailed knowledge of history, science and mathe- matics almost may be forgotten in the busy, trying rush of existence. Clouds of doubt may darken the horizon of some of your lives and lead you close to the sloughs of despondency. We are living in trying times, when some question the very bulwark of our American form of government: when clear thinking, honesty and service to God and Country are needed as they have seldom been needed before in the history of Ameri:a. Go forth to meet and conquer in your sphere of life whatever it may happen to be. Stand for the right, as you see the right: hold fast to your bouyant faith of youth and remember: "That the clock of life is wound but once And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. Now is the only time you own- Livep Iove,' toil with wi1l,' Wait not for tomorrow, For the clock may then be still." C. V. Thompson. 5 C. V. THOMPSON, Assistant Principal

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IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS W L RICHEY Pnnclpal APPRECIATE th1s opportunrty for a fa m1l1ar word w1th the Class of 1938 the best class 1n all the hlstory of our school Of course I told that to the class last year but you must remember your class had not then appeared on the scene My worldly wlsdom IS contalned 1n the couplets whlch you w1ll soon peruse I as sure you most of these couplets have come out of my personal exper1ence some few have come from observatxon of the Class of 1938 Some are humorous Some are serrous Whlch IS wh1ch'? I leave you to make your own dec1s1on EASY BUT HARD easy to love a young fellow And hard to maneuver hrs socks easy to love a sweet lady And hard to replen1sh her clothes easy to get all your teeth out And hard to mampulate false easy to get 1n the doldrums And hard to satl your way out easy to get to be slckly And hard to regam what you lost ea y to show a bad temper easy to play 1n the moonllght And hard to get up w1th the sun easy to dr1ve very swrftly And hard to remarn rn the 1a1l easy to spend all your dollars And hard to rnvest a thln drme easy to start bloody warfare And hard to remaln 1n the frght easy to want a good Annual And hard to defray all the cost easy to thrnk you re a hero And hard to persuade all the rest easy to lrsten to Caesar And hard to relate what he sard IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS easy to get 1nto trouble And hard to drscuss w1th C V easy to dream of the future And hard to convert 1t to fact easy to see all that s ugly And hard to drscover the good easy to wander rn Spnngtlme And hard to return to see Boyd easy to d1g out the hsh worms And hard to pull out a brg frsh easy to run home to dmner easy to ask her to marry And hard to relate rt to Pa easy to play 1n a ball game And hard to arrrve at frrst base easy to cheat ln the classroom And hard to get by on a yob easy to s1ng rn the chorus And hard to perform by yourself easy to tell one your troubles And hard to persuade hun to stay easy to thrnk of a story And hard to prepare 1t 1n rhyme easy to smlle when It s sunny And hard to be pleasant rn ram In conclusron I extend my very best wtshes to all of you I assure you I deeply apprecxate the entrancrng book whrch your kmdness prompted dunng my rllness May you stand steadfast under the responsrbxlrues and dut1es of hfe and ach1eve some satrsfactlon and happmess Smcerely W L RICHEY 4 ,T. U ,T. . U 'T' U . IT- . . . ,T. u I ,T. . , . fT. . i I ,T. . . . . IT. I . I ,T. . . I ' Q IT. S . ,T. . . And hard to maintain a fine poise. And hard to come back at a walk. ,T. . - . ,T. - 'T' . . .. . . ' IT. I . . i 'T' . . . l 'Tl H D 1, . I ,T, - i D I ,T. . . n IT. . ,T. i . IT. . , n .T. . . . iT. . . I ,T. . . , I - .

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ADRIAN C. DOYLE GOLDA A. COTTERMAN IOSEPHINE ORVILLE ADVISORS 6