Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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,,.Do wdedam may We , the members of the schoolboard, administration and faculty, are happy to know that you, the representatives of the senior class of 1955, have taken advantage of the many op- portunities that have been made available to you through the courtesy of your parents and other localtaxpayers. Your various school activi- ties reflect the investment ofthe local people and the commonwealth. The returns from these investments will never be measured in a materialsense, but rather through the development of the per- sonalities of our graduates who, in turn, will be responsible for the youth of tomorrow. It has been said: Better schools make better communities . May we strive for the best, so that through the composite efforts of all, we can continue to develop our community through a stronger loyalty to our homes, school and churches. This is a challenge that must be accepted. JUDSON F. KAST, A. B. . M.A. Principal 5 H. AUSTIN SNYDER, B. S., M.ED. Superintendent After twelve years of formal ed- ucation you will be graduated and listed in directories as the Class of 1955. Will yours be the typical class recorded as so many teachers, nurses, house-wives, secretaries merchants, or doctors? Or will the Class of 1955 set the pace for broader horizons and enviable ambitions ? Today's world needs men and wo- men with many simple characteristics. Men are expected to give an honest day's work for an honest day's pay. Skills of course are necessary, but more people are dismissed from jobs, not because of lack of knowledge, but because of lack of desire to cooperate with other employees. Your attitude toward your job, your fellow- worker, and your employer will determine your advancement and usefulness to society Max 7?71M,'C,

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I ll an H I fig , 1' 1,1-Q EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, SAYRE AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Daniel W. Taylor, Sayre: Samuel J. Kresge, Sayreg James J. Lynch, Sayreg Herbert Campbell Litchfield. SECOND ROW: Dr. Rodney L. Stedge, Sayreg Dr. George C. Meikle, Sayre. Samuel J. Olisky, Sayre: Milford W. Farr, Sayreg William A. Griswold, Athens: Orville C. Eddy, South Waverly. NOT PICTURED: George Belcher, Athensg Frank Cichocki, South Waverlyg George Merrill, Litchfield. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........ James J. Lynch VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . Dr. Rodney L. Stedge SECRETARY. . . . . Samuell. Kresge TREASURER. . . DanielW. Taylor Administering the affairs of the local schools are three official groups--the Sayre Borough District Board, the Sayre Area Joint High School Board, and the Sayre Area School Board. The Executive Com- mittee is composed of representatives from each group. Sayre is fortunate in having as directors able men who are keen- ly interested in enriching the educational opportunities for the youth of the community. 4

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