Bellmar High School - Link Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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s '- - bilge 'Fife' f W i ' N . ,-uf-na N' - 1 .,... - W , K. A- 7 K , I .V--M W V,1M'Y f '4Lf5 K' Y sl iv an sifif 3'3W 7y V .J 71313, 7ll::5 j::':-12 L -gt:-g.:QM,Z,.:v-jpk A ,,..-so ,, . As AGE uPERvls0R'S MESS s ---ik-'N 11 3 -was 'Ti- Ofiice of the Supervising Principal April 1, 1960 Bellmar High School Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania Time does not permit the direct contact with members ofthe graduatigig class that I wouldlike to have. Because of this, I appreciate the opportunity of greeting you in your yearbook. Your class is the largest one to graduate from our high school. I take this means of congratulating you and hope that I can be of service to you even after you leave school. I have enjoyed our class meetings together. Your attitude has been exceptional. Scholasticall y, your class rates very high. I know this through the results ofour test- j ing program ofprevgous years and because of the high rating ' we received in nation -wide testing programs. Your approach to any school probl ofhce has been very good. M4211 e171 tha tinvolved my Best wishes, M . nf.

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72,0 Q. gains-Q-M 7,1-, P' 1. Nl! ,.. , , -F TW S -7-,-..-...... P Ill any no K -... 'U' 1,3 - It ...git eig- +si. . .,,-Q 7 q:5 Q k '-- ly Oiiice oi the Principal April l, 1960 bellmat ldigh School Belle V ernon, Pennsyly ania e l really ieel that 1,0 EAL' ut tiecaus l l vi ant WP? ax' Za' ef tt, . ,... K, X if . f's'f 4 v Not because oi custom, b youyoung oeoplehaye reached a worthy goa , press my congratulations and wish each one oi you a h and prosperous iuture. Your high school education doeS not qualiiy each oi you 'ul' for the same place in the scheme oi things. There are no 'mm' WW easy iobs in the worldt one may be more enioyable than 1 V ' '- another, but all work is diiiicult. Each one oi you ?oSSesses rf , 1 individual traits: thereiore, one member oi the class will 1 Q -gi, T seek one type oi work and another will try something else. L P f b lt is my hope that your high school education has opened to X A 'lm ' ou a wide field oi general knowledge and has given you a in In 3 limpse oi the specific types oi work that remain ior your ,1 1 my Q eneration today. l li your education has been a challenge to you, then 5 --.mn ---f it you are being gaduated with a ieeling oi some measure oi I E, ll success. whether you are bound for trades, vocations, f , fa : omemaitihg, or college anticipating a Qroiesiiional career, ' ,N we hope that your schooling will have provided you with a nwli sound iouhdation. G ' w-,vm Q :M-Q, Onbehali oi the iaculty, may l extend best wiSheS to ' , ' each oi you. Y -im 5' any ,ggi A wr,,, eq - ,. vi, all jf a,w-gr 1 -i-'ir ,n-:asset X,