Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)

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'flue I9 4 Sehivm- as they climb to the end of The Trail Class Officers plan for Washington Trip. President . . ,. Vice President Secretary . , . Treasurer All good things must come to an end. We seniors are realizing how true this statement is as we spend our last year on The Trail togeth- er. We have spent six active years in search of an education that will prepare us for positions in the world. Now we are nearing the end of our iourney as a class and we realize how much the activities of this final year will mean to us in the days ahead. We will always remember our senior year with memories of Our Miss Brooks , The Buz- zer , The Dawn , The Prom , May Day, The l l Robert Reddinger . Kay Morrison Josephine Morelli Richard Jacobs Washington Trip, Class Day, and Commence- ment. The Class of '54 is proud of the record it leaves behind in sports, music, dramatics, and scholastic ability. The accomplishments of the class in these fields have prepared us to meet the challenge of the future with confidence and appreciation for the preparation we have re- ceived along The Trail. As we receive our diplomas and hear for the last time as a class the strains of our Alma Mater , we know that we are leaving behind us happy days never to be repeated.