Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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at Every era, every generation, and every part of each life presents ideas which appeal to the human emotions. Your reactions to these may determine the success or failure of our society. Today, you are confronted with ex- tremes which on the surface may ap- pear sound to you. Careful considera- tion of all the facts should be weighed before judgment is made. Your high school education should provide much help in aiding each one of you to make the right decisions. Good judgment will mean growthg poor judgment will mean deterioration. G. Allen Hoover Arrirtant Principal Let us not lose the sense of the awe and mystery of life. Our very tri- umphs have disclosed our mortal limi- tations. The more we learn, the more remains to be learned. Science, far from making us arrogant, teaches us to be humble. In this universe of endless wonders, the most wondrous is the human mind capable of delving so deeply, and the human heart aware of depths it can never plumb. E. Wilson Gates Principal

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-'Aix lx 1 if 1 . American history is full of the names of individuals who possessed initiative. They were a distinct part of society. They did not feel that their government owed them anything but the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. They were willing to furnish the mental and' physical effort necessary to guarantee these rights to the individual. In a democracy a government exists for the good of its citizens. If the in- dividual citizens in our U. S. democracy ever lose that distinctive characteristic of initiative and pride in adaievement, then our nation will have begun to decline. My greatest desire for each graduate is that you may have that exclusive American trait, that the good of all members is best served by the greatest amount of effort put forth by each individual. H. A. Alcorn Supewiring Principal 2

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ROY ADOLPHSON Mathematicsg Juniata College Nssggl by Q s rea I A S'i'9fT.s'Eis. - ' xx 5 ' 'T' DEAN C. BAKER General Mathematics, Juniata Pennsylvania State University College, ai HAZEL E. ANGLE Algebra II. General Math, Plane Geom- etry, Advanced Mathematics, Shippens- burg State College PHILIP BARTOLA Physical Education, Health, Lock Haven State College. West Virginia University, Juniata College RICHARD BADDORF Social Studies, Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Shippensburg State College GLENN E. BLACK Science. Geographyg Pennsylvania State University, Juniata College THOMAS E. BLACK H. DONALD BROCHT DANIEL M. BRUMBAUGH Industrial Arts: California State College, Instruments, Music, Juniata College, English: Juniata College, Bethany Semi- Pennsylvania State University, Pitts- Pennsylvania State University nary, Pennsylvania State University burgh Institute of Aeronautics