Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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5 5, . V5 - , V , 'FSA - , Q XL 'Tatu' if 3' gms 1 D Wm Q z ,fs i I F ,,.,- ,- .--- - a-fQ. Jy gen.. Irv- ,C . ' - ' J .L v A ...vi 'A A The Blast Staff in this, the 1951 Blast, recalls the past year by a pictorial and written record of the activities of Warsaw Cen- tral School. While 'doing this we are using an oriental theme, sym- bolically looking to the East' for a new sun, a new day, and a new hope for the future. When our eyes are focused upon our Oriental theme, we will be reminded ofthe ancient Philosopher, Confucius who tried to right the many wrongs of the day in which he lived. He taught men to be honest, upright, faithful and obedient to those in authority. Through the patient efforts of our teachers, who have guided us faithfully, we have achieved these qualities. ne P A Let us look ahead to the future, holding in remembrance these words of the great philosopher, The young should be dutiful at rm home, modest abroad, heedful and true, full of good will for the , , y A! many close friends with loveg and should they have strength to 5 spare, let them spend it upon the arts. ff' A Confucius .Next I fn f nf 't Q f Y ' fi ' P H f- e f I fm fn it 1-'-L1g '1 ,IN fi f'-c f- lg ff' fix Y 'Q 1 '-l '!?im f- -'rg fr-. PUHEWUHH !