Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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GIDEETINIBI T0 THE CLAII UI: 1930 Since we have accepted the philosophy that education is life, most of the regrets that accompany the commencement season have been re- moved. We look upon it as a milestone that marks the first accomplish- ment along life's journey. While it is pleasant to reflect upon the memories of the past, it seems more fitting to direct our thoughts toward the future. The accomplish- ments of the past are significant only so far as they have prepared the way for larger fields of endeavor. There will be difficulties to overcome, obstacles to surmount, victories to win as you travel along life's journey. The same elements of character that have made for success in high school days will be required to an even greater degree as you enter broader fields. It would not be the part of wisdom to wish that all your paths may be smooth. The steep and Winding path frequently presents the finest scenery. Meeting obstacles fairly and squarely and coming out victori- ous makes for an interesting and useful life. It is my wish that the Class of 1930 may leave high school imbued with a spirit of unselfish service and an indomitable will to win. OW!-4. Ina gl' f0Il i - . 1,

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