Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

Page 10 text:

7afaewafwZ In 1945 Wyoming Seminary looks forward to the future! Within these portals the fruits of a preparatory education may be realized by any individual. Here the young buds of each generation are cultivated into the full blossoms of young manhood and womanhood. With one hundred years of serving humanity, Wyoming Seminary now begins a new century. - Within a very short time, the student becomes a part of this insti- tution and feels the great ideals for which it stands. The days pass quickly and are filled with moments of concentration and study, and moments of joy and leisure. There are many subjects to conquer, new horizons to explore and friends to make. All too quickly the colors of fall fade into the bleakness of winter and then give way to spring, which signifies the finish of our school work. With memories of the knowledge and happiness gained, many leave these gates and travel another path. However, everyone who has ever attended Wyoming Seminary has felt proud upon graduation to have been a member of this school. Better prepared to face the world, the student realizes how much his life and character have been molded by the school. In doing such, Wyoming Seminary shall never fail as it faces the future with de- termination. 'x ff - x f 'Negra ' '27 . mi- Q If EE- mi H, ,, A , is-, I WET, I-I H QZQI K L Q., ,J . N Ak . KX lx

Page 9 text:

-fx l U N , '14.1 -' - 5 Q I A NGWQQJW 'QiSgj5,x wiv N 4 .N 'M rr wx-1 7--If I 'JVM .A,5,.f!,, viyffij , ffgf villa, fJft,jIl17ijY,!fff If N ' 4 My Q , f . 'V:, Z qw ff 'N .A -x I ',,fif'i,f1fQfgfPf',. , fi ,,Q:g f1fA Ag 1 iQ wx -A A -5 f ,V,, Q U wf , f Q1 'I '1'ffEi.fx -'gtiwizf VM- NI? v- EN fag I5 1 172-. A fri f .wg 3 N ,HH E?-I , f NP! ? I F milf! ,Q N 4' ilggigm X I IX , A j???'f? ff-'59, N sf : 'if I QYEIEEFMI Q -44 4. I-. 1 f .Ia I N L1 -H -fav -if '4fh'NJf fill 129 lf 1 fU,-ffm'-1' I Imawfvwf i:fu.1 wf IM' 4 A5 I !gwgirfi.UfiejQ?Qff5f-g jI'l'4NyF-gf a, :-2-A 2 - 5, 4:2 ,Q -L -- '-A L, ' f,'- L ' ,C',,W'!g',v,,,T1',7x'- qi J f rfllf -59? W 9 I ' Pb iff'fffw-',Lgegy I f 'ff - iii ' .sggii J l I f W I N fl A Il Published by N I the Senior Class of I WYOMING SEMINARY KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA I une, 1945 I J

Page 11 text:

inns rs,-ar yd-sub M -,,.-:qi as M3151 :sl V 5' t f Blfvgq 7. is ' TXSUT' ,l,M.S,-Q .MV - - M l x I O We, the the Class of a Hundred-and-One, dedicate this yearbook to the future of Wyoming Seminary-to the men and women who will carry the fame and honor of the school onward and upward to great new achievement. Last year we completed a hundred years of glorious existence, but this cannot be our ultimate goal. Instead it is a grand beginning and a firm foundation on which to build further progress. Therefore, our dedication should include those men who at the present time are formulating plans for remodeling our dormitories and constructing new buildings to make our school physically finer, and also those men who are striving for new scholastic and cultural excellence. For it is not beauty alone which establishes the reputation of a school, but to a larger extent it is the progressive and able leader- ship which places the school in a position of prominence. In View of these factors, we humbly dedicate this yearbook to the future of Wyoming Seminary and to those who will build that future, and we only hope that it is sufficient tribute to those in whom we place our trust.