Birdsboro High School - Bluebird Yearbook (Birdsboro, PA)

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DEDICATICDN Fo the teachers and students of the past who are now carryrng the ftght for freedom aff over the World to those Amer fcans who dred Wfthout glory for the prlce less herrtage of hberty handed down to them by thelr forefathers of Concord and perfect a natfon based on four essentlal freedoms freedom of rehg1on freedom of speech freedom from Want and freedom from fear, We smcerely dedlcate thls ffrst volume of the B1ueb1rd Lexington, to those who are striving to

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FCDREWCDRD We the members of the Sentor Class of the Btrdsboro I-hgh School have much to look back on as We make plans to meet the turnlng po1nt of our l1ves gracluatlon ln thls book we hope to make permanent the faces of our fellow students and fac ulty the act1v1t1es of the varlous groups of whtch We are proud and We hope that there W1ll be somethlng present 1n these many pages to remtnd us of httle 1nc1dents humorous or otherwtse Whlch We W1sh never to forget lf we have changed through these four years from happy go lucky freshmen to capable sentors ready to enter on our own 1nto thls World and make tt a better place tn whtch to l1ve 1t has been through the patlent efforts of our faculty As we contmue on the road through l1fe We shall ftnd many occas1ons to look at thls book, and perhaps tt wtll serve as a means to transport us agam to the days of our Joyous youth 1 I I 1 I I - - I I 1

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Tl-IE SCI-ICDCDL The tirst sources of education in Birdsboro was founded in l82O when a Pay School was established. However, not until 1872 was the first public high school organized. Its curriculum was similar to Grade 8 of today. Our present high school, which is pictured above, was built in l927.