Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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DEDICQTICN 9 l . To Mr. I. Wesley Knorr, the teacher and friend of the Class of 1938, we do dedicate this book. To his counsel, personal interest, and leadership, we owe our gratitude. The 1938 Memorabilia is in appreciation ot his tireless efforts in leading us forward on the road to knowledge and understanding. His cooperation and kindness has helped us solve many perplexing prob- lems. He has gained the admiration and respect of every individual in the school. Mr. Knorr attended Bloomsburg High School in the class of 1925. He then attended the Pierce School of Business Administration in Philadelphia. He was employed in the office of the Bloomsburg Silk Mill for six years. In 1934 he graduated from the Bloomsburg State Teachers College, and the following year became a teacher in the commercial department of which he is now the head. At present he is attending summer sessions of the New York Uni- versity. We, the Class of 1938, are proud to dedicate our volume of the Year Book to him and know he will continue to guide the students of Bloornsburg High School to success.

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Principals Message . To the Class of 1938 The faculty and Board join with your many friends in wishing you God- speed as you begin your journey in the field of reality. We have done what We could to equip you for this journey. F rom this point on you will have to depend more and more upon your own initia- tive, resourcefulness and industry. Iune 8th, l938, is well named Commencement. Think of it as the beginning rather than as the end of your training. Always be mentally alert and eager to learn. You will not go very far on your journey until you discover that those who finally suc- ceed do so very largely through honest effort. ln the Words of the Bilolical sage, Get learning, but with all thy learning, get Wisdom. l salute you as you go forth and Wish you Godspeed. L. P. Gilmore Supervising Principal

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ln Memoriam ss of l938 grad- uates this year Without one who would have been an outstanding m ember ot our group. Betty W' ithey died during her sophomore d year. Her eath was a loss to us which only the memory ot her c h a r rn and kindness has helped to make less keen. We pause in the joyous activities of graduation to pay tribute to her who was a credit to our class While she lived, and who in leav- ing us, gave us inspiration to carry on with greater et- tort toward the goal we now have reached , the end of our school days. The Cla ill