Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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WINDBER HIGH SCHOOL y the side of the State Highway, liv niueh travelecl 'llwentv-thiral Street, Stanclsi our spacious VVintlber l'ligh Sehool: l'ricle antl joy of all the voters. Close hehintl it rose the forest, Rose the green :unl shining oak trees, lxose the maple antl the elni trees Rose the mighty spruee antl heniloekg right before it, lwloonietl the grasses, llloonietl the lawn in all its splentlor, llloonietl the shining big green campus. llere lu-gan our trials :unl trouble Though we just were tiniitl lfreslxni. :iq Yet we graspetl some etlueatfozi Seatetl safely in our L'lZlS1il'C,Ol1l.T, lwountl to fill our heatls with wistloni. Teachers stopped our pranks by saying, You he careful, work, ancl lahorg Searetl us into stusly saying, You will flunk niy little lfreslunan. Yext you fintl us as plain Sophoniores, lnsignifleant stutlying Sophoniores Vho hatl learnetl the art of working, X et were tar from recognition. Still we elinilveml to sluior lrevels lllerry, Carefree, happy Aluniors Slighting work anal loving pleasures. Cireatest worry of the High School. llut the guimling hzunl of virtue Steeretl us straight till we were Seniors One hnnclreml-two then we were inunheretlg Une lnnnlretl-two quite earnest Seniorsg Lealous, Great, Important Seniorsg Prone to set a gootl exanipleg l,ooking for all special privilegesg NVorking hartl for VVintlber High School. 'Yon' our busy days are over, :Xntl those happy times have encletl. lone those lovely, joyous sehool tlays, Clone our fun anal all our trouhles. Still we're looking ever forwartl, lforwartl to a shining future, VVhen our hopes shall all be realizetl, Anal these tlays shall just be nieni'riesA Nlenrries sweet hut ne'er forgotten. Ui. ll. Sh !lfl'l

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K 1 APPRECIATION NIISMHERS olf THE l'l.XCl'I,TY, we will ever he grateful to you for the four yezirs of training we have reeeivetl untler your most eonipetent instruction. You luive worketl ll2ll'Ll to lit us to lneet the great issues that will be ours. Your patience never eezlsetl to be at virtue. You gave to us your best tiineg the best from your years of training. Your exeinplzwy lives have been our guimle. You have filleil us with ll mlesire to rezleh higher planes of usefulnessg :uul to make success possible for us. l or four years we hzlye looked forwzlrcl to Q'l'lIllll1lflOll. Ar lust we have l'l'2lL'lIL'Ll the goal of our zunhition. YVe will not ohtzlin our rewnrtl if we tlepentl wholly upon the beginnings nizule here. If we woulil sueceetl, we niust pay the priee. We IIIUSI' he firetl hy the mleter- mination which knows no clefeat. Those that have entluretl luirilsliips zuul have inzule self-:sacrifices :uul those who have not been Zlffilltl ot honest poverty have pusheil the worltl up from ehuos to the light ol higher civilization. ll1'r1'111'11 lx not 1111111171 Ill ll single 111111111X ,' lgllf -rw lluilzl the f11rld1'1' by 7C'1lil'll ive l'iA'l' l'll'Ull1 the fn'11'ly 11111111 fu flu' 'vzlllfirfzl J'l'j'X, 11111 111' 111011111 lo ifx .r111111111t 111111111 by 1'u11111l. N -I. Cl. Hoi.i.,xNn Iflzzss of 1927