Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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-. .,, eleven .yomer Q wmamj Vrce Principal 0l'l9l 6l!lfl, a,tl0l'l:5 fo t 2 gfa Lltlteff Commencement the beginning day is here You are about to take an active part 1n the making of what we all hope will be a greater Youngstown Steel has become synonymous with the name of our Clty Thar however is basic industry alone Many opportunitles for diversified occupations await you In SPIIC of what the poet savs the Grass IS just as green on this side of the fence for those who have vouth ancl the willingness to produce Make your clream of a happier life come true in your own community by living the good life each ancl everv day 7 , . . , . . I . . . U , 7 . only the beginning. If this community is to grow, we must not be content with our I 7 D . . . . ' 1 U

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K - . Q lr. lgiclwecler Principal lgarficilaafe .911 a Wyore Spirifua! gxidfence The theme of our earboolc is Steel , A unster has been heard to remark Y Y P that In Youn stown the make iron and-ste e a l for a livin . Steel has v g Y g 2 materially, made Youngstown the recognized center that it is. You and all the citizens of this community are proud of the achievement of our industrial leaders and the accomplishments of those who labor in our plants. There is another avenue, however, along which you will need to travelg namely, the non-material or spiritual. You have progressed successfully in your education through a dozen blocks of surface travel with little cross street traffic. Now you may expect to get into the subways and examine the foundations of the more abundant life, or soar dangerously off the runway from the common and the trivial to partici- pate in a more spiritual existence. That you may steel yourselves to the tasks that lie ahead is the wish of your school. Q fy faaaawaa ten

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