Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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fi fi an i Ill Q i V I , si 775:LwH'll THE BOARD OF EDUCATION W. W. GOODMAN Prmidrfzt W. B. SUTLIFF Rov D. SNYDER G. EUWARD ELWELL JR. Secretary T7 !'flS1ll'l'I' Vice Presidmzt X . LEO MCNAMEE PAUL C. VVEBB N. VV. HOP'F1NIAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS VVith deepest appreciation for their untiring efforts, the members of the Class of 1948 dedicate this page to the Board of Directors. The Board, comprised of seven local businessmen, has endeavored to keep our school system abreast with the latest developments in education. Though these men are extremely busy, they devote much of their time discussing our school prob- lems and how to combat them. XVe would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Directors for their achievements in presenting us with the best education possible. 8 ...

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OUR ADMINISTRATORS MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1948: You are fortunate to be graduating at such a time as this. The Community Planning Project made its report a few months ago. A greater Bloomsburg is in the making. The sun of opportunity for youth is rising. Bloomsburg's horizon is brightening to meet the challenge, and yours is the privilege of sharing in this future. May you so conduct yourself as to be worthy of the fine traditions which others before you established. Having observed your ,progress throughout your school career, we have every confidence that you will not squander your heritage. Go forth to take your place in the work of the community and nation. The bless- ing of your Alma Mater attends you. L. P. GILMORE Supervising Principal To THE CLASS OF 1948: We are living in a very critical period, filled with possibilities for a richer life on the one hand and armed with powerful discoveries capable of extinguishing the human race on the other. The direction in which the world moves in the struggle for culture or calamity de- pends upon the intelligence of the present generation to seek for and grasp those things that will make of the world a better place in which to live. What we are as individuals counts in the future and what we do together counts even more. We can, indeed, de- termine the future. The mark we make upon the future depends on our prepara- tion for the task and the knowledge of what needs to be done. Let us give the best we have that what we do will be a worthy heritage for the generations which are to follow. Sincerely, J. CLAIRE PATTERSON Principal iii l I!