Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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HOLLABOB JOURNEY'S END DEDICATION MASTERSLATERS JOURNEYMAN APPRENTICES THE GUILD LoDK-AT FIRE-1-ID IT TOPS T1-IE WORLD Three page 2 4 5 7 35 39 53 55 61

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JOURNEY'S END lt's Journey's End -our career is past. The thzngs we loued haue gone so fast. Our fun is ceasing, our worries stackingg We'll soon long for that which is lacking. We're Seniors now: we'ue reached the top Some will continue: many will stop. We despised those hours spent in workg But oh! those memories--how they lurk. The good old crowd, the happy smiles-- All are gone except the files. Our records stand for future use. Our lessons were a good excuse! But now it's late, and chance is goneg The laurels are faded, we could have won. We couldn't be toldg we knew the best. But now we know theirs was no jest. Our sports are gone: and worst of all We'll miss the most those cheers in fall. They knew us theng they called our name. But now they look for newer fame. Our many friends we used to know Will soon drift from us as we go. Luscious meals and hearty fun-- We were so gay, 'most everyone. But now it's past: all is gone. We'll miss those things we counted on. For you who come and take our fun: Get Education--Be someone! EARL C. STOCKER Two

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DEDICATION Miss JENNIE HOLLAND We, the Slate Staff of 1940, dedicate this year book to Miss Holland, our librarian, in recognition of and appreciation for her faithful and conscientious service. Miss Holland spent a large part of her life educating young people. During the thirty years she has taught Bangorians-young and old- she has made many friends. Miss Holland taught in Bangor schools from 1898 to 1908. In that year she left to go to California. In 1920 she returned to the Bangor School system, serving until 1926 in the elementary schools: from 1927-1930, in the Junior High School: and since September 1930, as librarian of Bangor High School. As the various men in the slate industry-Whether they be dressers, polishers, or pzmchers-seek to achieve perfection. so has Miss Holland in her work, both as teacher and librarian, sought to perfect. Four