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

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Mr. Frederick Carl To The Class of l969: Once again there well be many congratulations, wishes for success and happiness, and expressions of a renewed determination to achieve a goal in life, to the members of the Class of l969. l ani gratified to be among those who will be wishing the Class the best of every- thing. l hope C-L has helped you to achieve a good moral identity, has directed you to be a literate citizen, has prepared you for higher education or for the world of work, has taught you how to learn. and has made you aware of the importance of response to change. You have met the first great challenge of life by being num- bered among those whose reward at this time is to re- ceive a diploma. Mr. M. M. Collett To Members of the Graduating Class: The educational harvest season has arrived once again. W'ithin the pages of the yearbook are listed the names of those who have labored for the past twelve years through elementary and secondary school and have suc- cessfully completed the requirement for graduation from high school. Many members of this class have made out- standing records both in scholastic achievements and extra- curricular activities. We hope that your schooling has given you a sound educational background and will serve to inspire you to greater educational achievements, thus enabling you to achieve a better and more productive life in your efforts to serve and improve the welfare of mankind. Remember that your school will always be willing to help you as much as possible by sending transcripts of your school records and recommendations to interested officials and institutions. We at Clarion-Limestone School will always be eager and pleased to hear about your future successes. special achievements, and honors. Please accept our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for your future success and happiness. -gxse.m.,,...a.,. F ...i- Q- 6

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Mr. Calvin Startzell Twelve years ago you began your first grade at the Clarion-Limestone School. You are the first graduating class at Clarion-Limestone that started your school life with an elementary principal. During these years in school, 1 have observed your educational progress from grade one through twelve. You and I have seen many changes take place during these past twelve years. When you began your first grade in the fall of 1957, Sputnick 1 circled the earth once every 95 minutes at the speed of 18,000 miles per hour. ln December of 1968, five months be- fore you graduated, three American Astronauts circled the moon at a rate of 24-,200 miles per hour. In 1969, the year of your graduation, you will probably see astronauts landing on the moon, which would be another big step in our educational system. The opportunities are great, so as you leave Clarion- Limestone, 1 hope you will be able to go to higher learnv- ing and continue your education. Set your goals high, try to achieve them, and your reward will be great in the end. Secretaries Mrs. Joan Sommerville Mrs. Ann Bish Judy Beveridge Karen Beveridge Elementary Secretary