Black Creek High School - Laurel Yearbook (Rock Glen, PA)

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fiwwwwcd We. the graduating vlass of '56 pre-svnt tlir' sixtm-ntli Pflitiun of our annual. 'The Laurclw. It is our utmost tlusirc In display tlmse liappvningrs that we shall certainly chffrish in wars to mum-. Altlmuglm ue- mm' fullmx in a guide-cl c-mirsff of life. it is anticipated that. as future learlvrs. uf- sliull strivc- to prornutf- a Sf'f'llI'llf' wliivli will guide the destiny of mankincl. IWDIC ATION MJMIINIQTRATIOIX FXCULTY STNIORS FI AQSES AFTIVITIFQ CIAQQ WH I XI I 'VINI NEWS 4 . . ' 1 . A M . , ., . ,, L. . .M .,.. ,, f' 4 .. l u

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Swv 'M Mr. John Magill. ,lr. 4 Clxlleoo tatfw , We. the instructional stall. w ish lo extend most sint-ore congratulations to the class of 1956 of Black Creek Township High School. Through the influence of the associations and experiences you have encountered here, your lives and your futures liave he-en nioltled to a great degree. We have at- tempted to promote more than scholaslir' growth. The American boy today must be a well rounded individual - physically. mentally. and morally. The Korean War has proven beyond the shadow of a douht that the arm is only as strong as the will and the will is directly proportional to the moral fiber within one. We hope that each of you in life will use the skills we have placed in your hands. In addition, we hope that all of you can fall hack on a catalytic agentn when in need of that extra strength. That catalytic agent is the will. the moral fiber, that has been instilled within you through the influence of your home, your school, and your church. ' The liabilities in todayis world are great: the possibilities loom even greater. The manner with which you take you up the challenge will not only determine your future but. in its own way, will determine the future of your nation. Supervising Principal. QYV77 i