Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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GUIDES AND HELPERS 'l QE, 9' if 1 x ' gf' x 1 A V N I . D , u .AX N :B . QW fl J ' ' ji Q' ' L! lf 6554 fcmlf Qfincapa J. J. PALLONE Indiana State Teachers College University of Pifisburgh Pennsylvania State College Proud of the new addition io The school. 'I3

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1 Your commencement in 1953 means the real beginning of your chance in the world. Some young people express the pessimistic opin- ion that i we are out of luck. We have nothing to look forward to but the war that is not a war. We can't practice our vocations, begin our careers or make plans for the future. It looks as though we are the unfortunate generation. Quite a large number of people seem to agree with this thought. In the Book of Hebrews are the words, By faith Abraham went out, not knowing whither he went. He could not see the future anymore than we can. Life was uncertain and insecure for him, too. Two and a half centuries ago a handful of colonists on the New England coast managed to dig out a living from a grudging, rocky soil. A man who reached the age of forty- OUR rincryoa H. H. SINGER Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Pittsburgh tive was old. A woman who lived to forty was considered lucky and if half her children did not die before the age of four, the mother was for- tunate. ln contrast to the conditions of living during Abraham's time, or even during the early history of our own thirteen colonies, our lives- even with the cold war in Korea, is pretty good. Take hope in the fact that we are better off today than persons in those times. Be patient- do not plan pessimistically for evil days but have faith that your generation will also have its share of the good life. In the past, Faith has taught men to live by intangible things. Misty words like honor, love, loyalty, trust and hope give glory and dignity to human existence. Those words can be shining beacons for you in 1953-set your compasses by them that your life may be full and abundant., FRIENDS

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MCMA? Edward F. Bornscheuer University of Pittsburgh Margaret O. Caldwell Grove City College English Clara Jo Colaianni Indiana State Teachers College Shorthand, Office Practice 1' ,N Kg. -1 Q. - .klwfll Joseph J. Deda University of Pittsburgh Science, Geography Rosemary Fitzgerald Grove City College Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry I I4 YOU HAVE CROWNED US WIT ii irginia A. Bushnell Pennsylvania College for Women Latin, Journalism, Public Speaking ,AJ pf , K Vdbljg-1,-,L Jean Clark Indiana State Teachers College English Ruth E. Cribbs Indiana State Teachers College Bookkeeping, Tying, Business Correspondence AM Dorothy Ferrante Seton Hill College General Music, Music Appreciation, Junior and Senior High Choir William Hajel Edinboro State Teachers College Mathematics, English l I ML