Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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ISTRATI ALL THE PROPS VITAL TO OUR ACHIEVEMENT Superintendent Graduates of 1955: Your school has placed in your hands the tools of education and also trained you in the skills necessary to build a successful life. This process has been taking place 'For the last dozen years and the big question now is: What will you do with these skills? The work of the world is not yet com- H. D. BERKEY Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh ll pleted. Today, in this great atomic age all of us stand on the threshold of a new era. ln- numerable and ever widening horizons await those who have indomitable courage, per- sistence and faith to think, plan, work and climb. Who knows who will do the mountain- top thinking and planning in the days ahead? You have the skills! Why not YOU?

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A. Bianco J. Hollick F. Meyer D. Flocker E. Humeniuk N. Pallone THEY FURNISH US WITH Board of Education As we come to the end of another school year, we look back on the events of this past term. Along with those tak- ing a backward glance is our Board of Education. They might well feel proud for the large part they have played in the suc- cess of the school. For, without the pat- tern laid down for us by these seven in- terested citizens, the students, faculty, and administration would not have been able to cope with the multitude of prob- lems that arose. The weight of many problems was placed squarely on the shoulders of the school board. As always, they met the problems face on and solved them in a manner that must be tempered with careful iudgment and a true interest in the welfare of all of us. President ...,... ..... .....,. A . Bianco Vice President ....... ...... D . Flocker Treasurer ....,......,. ...... F . Meyer Secretary ...,.. ......... G . Vairo Solicitor ....... A. Romito R. Tierney A. Romito G. Vairo

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THEIR NEVER-ENDING ASPIRATIONS DRIVE ARNOLD HIGH SCHOOL J. J. PALLONE Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State University G. C. MCLAUGHLIN Waynesburg College University of Pittsburgh Principal My first year as Principal of the Arnold High School has been most enioyable. Stu- dents and teachers alike have displayed the type ot leadership and cooperation that makes for a good school system. It is my sincere desire that each member of the class of 1955 will live well, look only tor the best in the world, and give only his best to the world-that his lite may be an in- spiration. Then ancl only then will each have achieved success. Assistant Principal Many years ago Emerson said: Fear always springs from ignorance. Perhaps the fears with which many people are obsessed today are also the result of ignorance. My wish for you is that you gird your- selves with knowledge and with such educa- tional experiences, as will enable you to face the future with confidence, courage, and com- posure.