Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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Since moving pictures F0 R R D are playing an outstand- ing role in the education and amusement ol' the youth, we present this issue of The Graduate in the form of a movie. The Passing Parade of Our Movielandf' which portrays the life at Bangor High School during this past school term. The Passing Parade features: Behind the Scenesf Our Gang, The Sensa- tions of 1946, 19-17 and 1948, Sports Parade, and many Selected Shorts. 1fVe would like this yearbook to be a souvenir to our classmates of the many happy moments we spent at our alma mater. 1fVhen viewing a movie, it is not often thai one realizes that some corporate body is neces- sary before a movie can be started. The class ol' 1915 wishes those who view its scenario to know it appreciates the fact that its education was made possible through the stockholders of democracy, the taxpayersg the elected Board of Directors, the worthy citizens of our community: and the executive directors, the Superintendent and the Principal. These men have been be- hind the scenes. The young actors and actresses have de- veloped their talents under the supervision of our technical directors, our teachers. It is through their loyalty, integrity and industry that the class of 1915, in spite of the world of strife in which we live, approaches the finale with con- fidence and hope. The fundamentals implanted by them will influence, with the help of God. our future activities. ADM LA ACT ATI-I