Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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Qnnuuu mm T H E V O Y A G E R -mlm Principal's Message There are two kinds of citizens-those who look backward, and those who look forward. We rejoice that the class of 1934 belongs to the latter. You have faced the future with its obstacles. You have gone forward with courage and determination to carry on as others before you have done. This volume of the Voyager, with its excellence and beauty, is the evidence of your virtues, and a testimonial of your achievement. As we take a panoramic View of the whole of Carnegie High School's Alumni, we see its graduates in the various useful vocations of professional and indusf trial life. They have been inspired to worthy achieve' ment by the influence of wholesome environment. Soon you will be a part of the Alumni of Carnegie High School. The paths over which you must tread to win success are, perhaps, not as smooth as they were a decade or more ago, but the obstacles in your way are not insuperable. Keep that high courage which is your characteristic virtue. Continue to look forward, not backward. Let not a discouraging environment deflect you from the high purpose of usefulness and service. Then, in years to come, when we take a retrospective view and see Carnegie High's Alumni, we will find you, too, in positions of trust and service and a blessing to your community, state, and nation. On behalf of the Faculty and myself, I wish you well. R. E. Knarr, A.B. Principal Witteliberg College History

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TH E voYAGER. ........ Dedication We, the Class of 1934, take great pleasure in presenting this number of the Voyager in honor of Mr. H. Howard Lee, in appreciation of his many years of productive service, his excellent training in the habits of study, his wholefhearted participation in student activities, and his work as the iinancial adviser of the yearfhook.

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