Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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ti l S1 QE X 'i rem! of gyncafion Education is a process of developing har- mony between the mind and body of the student. Youth is taught to blend knowledge with skill to comprise a melody of wisdom. Each note of learning is instilled in the mind of the student hy skilled instructors. Our School Board has compounded a system of education that makes us proud to he a tone on the scale of learning. They have selected a high standard of education which we feel is one of the more superior in the state. Patience, honest judgment, and wisdom are a few of the many noted characteristics of our School Board. The molded relations hetween the School Board and teacher, and the School Boa1'd and student show clearly the sense of cooperation instilled in us. As we the students and graduating class of 1950 advance toward higher education, we must realize that the standards of our school system are among the highest in the state. The work of our School Board is to be credited for the gigantic accomplishment worthy of the greatest glory, and will remain in the memory of the student and citizen. Your re- ward, as always, will he the satisfaction that your work was well done. Anthony l'. Bianco Edmund llumuuk Dr. NVarrcn V. Massaro Nickolas Pallont Anthony Pitueh john Tiernu Orest A. Zorena Andrew S. llllllllltl Louis C. Springer

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zfaloerinlfenofenf 0 524004 H. L. HOLSTE My sincere congratulations and good Wishes to the class of 1950. Do not he proud because you have learned much, he humhle hecause you have not learned more. ll