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

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,fd Wedmge rom OW .gylfaloeruhing rincayoa Students: PLAYING YOUR PART All the World's a stage, And all the men and Women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his own time plays many parts. So Wrote the great Shakespeare many many years ago, and so, indeed, has the pas- sage ot time proved life to be in this world of ours, over and over again. ln reality the his- tory ot all the great nations is merely the stories of their heroes, as they come and go on the stage ot action, play their parts, and then go the Way of all humanity , and leave the stage clear for the appearance of the next players. Soon the great curtain is to rise for each ot you seniors upon the great drama of your lite. As you face the inevitable hour when you must step forth upon the great stage of life to meet the real tests ot your career, it is natural to look back over the drama that has already been presented and wonder just how Well it has achieved its fundamental purposefnamely, that ot preparing each of you to play his part :nost successfully. M. M. COLLETT B. S. in Education M. Ed. Mathematics and Science Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Day by day throughout your elementary and high school career you have been adding bit by bit some new Words and actions, hour by hour you have been absorbing some new thoughts or ideas: moment by moment you have been subconsciously rehearsing for the vivid drama that is now calling you into more vital activity. Every teacher along the way has done his best in assisting you to develop your personality and abilities to the highest degree possible. And now, with anxious hearts and best wishes for your future success, we throw the flaming torch to you, hoping that you will be able to meet the tests of lite as they arise and to carry on the highest ideals and traditions of your Alma Mater. As a guiding principle in your lives I would recommend that you give some serious thought to the following proverb: Sow a thought,-reap an action, Sow an action,-reap a habit, Sow a habit,-reap a character, Sow a character,-reap a destiny! C-L Panorama - 9

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Miriam Coon Eleanor Edsall Kathleen McCoy MIRIAM COON B. S. in Education Art lndiana State Teachers College ELEANORE EDSALL B. S. in Music Music Indiana State Teachers College KATHLEEN MCCOY B. S. in Education English Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College HOMER KAHLE B. S. in Education Social Studies Clarion State Teachers College BIRD RILEY B. S. in Education M. Ed. Mathematics and Science Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Homer Kahle Bird Riley C-L Panorama - 10