Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

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lable nl 6,Dl'lf2l'lfA, TITLE PAGE CLARION-LIMESTONE SCHOOL BUILDING BOARD OF EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMEN CLASS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PICTURES SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISING AUTOGRAPHS Iwo

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K-of Wana The heights by great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight But they, while their companion slept, Were toiling upward in the night. Longfellow l l l 4....J

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Bonzai of f .IL i I Nathan A. Kerr Robert G. Burnham William L. Ferry J. Russell Elder Charles D. Altman President Secretary Member Member Member Joseph I. Galbraith William P. Miller Preston A. Stahlman George M. Seigworth Frank Shofestall Member Member Member Member Member BOARD OF EDUCATION We wish to express our appreciation to the men who have served so well and faithfully on the Board of Education in developing our new Clarion-Limestone Consolidated School. Only six years ago the site of our building was a wheat field. Yet in such a short span of time our school has developed and expanded so rapidly that now it houses approximately 775 pupils and surpasses many other much older schools in the number of curricula offered and equipment available. The following various courses of instruction are available in our high school: Academic Branches, Music Instruction, Vocational Home Economics, Vocational Agricul- ture, Home Economics Art, Shop Work, Scientific Courses, Instrumental Music Instruction, and Physical Education. Such phenomenal growth didn't iust happen as a matter of course. It came about through the vision, foresight, initiative, good planning, and proper timing in relation to government work proiects by the men who served on our Board of Education. Without the use of govern- ment aid our school districts would not have been able to finance such a large building project. In the Book of Books we are told that where there is no vision the people perish. The Clar- ion-Limestone Consolidated School stands today as undeniable testimony that we have leaders in our community with the necessary vision and who had enough faith in our youth and nation to believe that no investment will ever pay better dividends than that invested in the education of our youth. Who knows from what vicinity or place the next Abraham Lincoln may be discovered? Let us then not be negligent of his opportunities. We, as the youth of the Clarion-Limestone School Community, are determined that that vis- ion and faith shall not have been in vain, and that the increased usefulness of our lives to our fellowmen and to ourselves shall stand as the ultimate testimony and monument to the wisdom of our leaders. ORIGINAL CLARION-LIMESTONE BOARD MEMBERS Geo. M. Seigworth Charles R. Servey Robert G. Burnham Fred Stahlman Russell Elder Frank Rhoades Harry T. Potter Wm. Ferry Harry A. Hartman C. W. McClune three