Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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if MEMORABILIA V I ff mann? A5559 S2zpe1'z'ii'i1zg 7D1 jl7C4DzZl,.S' tjlilefmgc - Cmss OF 1939: The time has come for you to sever your relationship as undergraduates and to join that larger body known as the Alumni of the Bloomsburg High School. You have built an illustrious record as a class while you were with us. Your achievements from this time forward will depend more and more upon you as in- dividuals. Our sympathies and tender concern go with you. Your Alma Mater will always stand ready to assist you in any way possible. As you go forward may the torch f of industry, thrift, and culture guide your f, ,,., . f Q path. When discouragements and defeat eome. may your spirit be buoyed up with a faith that believes that it will reap if it faints not. Whatever may happen to you, never be satisfied to live beneath your best level. lf you heed these admonitions we know your future will be bright. God speed you on your way. L. P. GILMORE Superuisfh g Principal U15.s'i.t'Zfzf2t iDrinc'zllm!'.r Jvlesmgea Cinxss or ltjjtjl As time turns the future into the present and the present becomes yester- day, your school days will become memories which you may cherish. l trust those memories will be pleas- .int and that time will be kind to you, bringing success and happy days both in your work and it1 your play. I. Cisttas P.it'1 1'sttsoN .-Issixlarzt l'f'1'11cipal li'lt't'1'tt

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. 4 THE 1 9 YI , -x ph i 5 Q' n Mi' ' V, ,, I. fc! fqe' h e Sinful: S. A. llzirlu-r, ID, I1...!. IC. Shiinizui, Al. ll.. '1'i'4-zisiin-i'. W. H. Siitliff, Secretary, tl, Iitlwziiwl Hlwifll, Jr., l'i'u:sitlt-lit Nllllllfiilllf li. W. Moon. Siilit'ilol', Normiiii W. liot't'ni:iii, lloy ll. Smyth-i'. ll. 41. 1,!tiekznl1-xv. Viet--l'i't-siiltriit Timm' of 7Dim'f0 nr To the tlirectors of the liloomshurg School District, the members of the Class of logo wish to express their most sincere appreciation for ii ioh well tloiie. These men have put forth every possihle eiifort. hoth intlivitlutilly amd its ii whole, to give tis ai school oi' the highest order. NVe would he, iiitleetl, tiiigriiteiitii it we were to fail to wish them every possihle sueeess iii the contiiiuimee of their high office. So to them we exteiitl this wish, imtl our deepest thgmlts. Ton

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P' A r . .r ly ,Graff ,, ..- LFI an'- Edward I. Brown Lawrence I. Campbell Elizabeth L. Dildine Arlene M. Foust Alexander Fisher Frank I. Golder Ioseph S. Grimes Vida H. Hartman Robert Hutton Martha A. Iones Harriet H. Kline I. Wesley Knorr Gerald F. Kunkle Samuel W. Kurtz William Letterman Bess M. Long Margaret Lorah Cleora M. McKinstry Commercial General Science Physical Education Secretary Art English History English Geography English English Commercial General Shop Music American History Biology English English Twelve