Clifton Heights High School - Log Yearbook (Clifton Heights, PA)

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Left to right: Mr. H. Garchinsky, Mr. C. Shillingford, Mr. C. McAdams, Dr. F. Rank, Mr. J. McDonald, Mr. E. Lippincott. Flight Chiefs In the background, guiding our ship, we find the efficient school board. Whenever trouble arose pertaining to the management of our plane or airport, we were always confident that our capable Flight Chiefs would make the trip smooth and trouble- free once more. Ever watchful for difficulties to arise, our Flight Chiefs paved the way for the trip. All repairs, large or small, were quickly effected to insure us, and all to follow, of flights of perfection. President .............. .... D r. Frederic Rank Secretary . . . . Mr. Clarence McAdams Treasurer . . . . Mr. joseph McDonald 8

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3 Appreciation We, the Class of 1952, with the deepest admiration and pride do humbly wish at this time to thank Mrs. jean Loos, our yearbook advisor. For it was through her tireless efforts, unlimited co-operation, and never-failing in- spiration that have made possible the publication of this year's Log. The task of editing such a yearbook is not an easy one. The many problems en- countered which are synonymous with such an undertaking were quickly diminished through her cheerfulness, understanding, and competent guidance. These few words written here could hardly convey our feelings, but we hope they will, in some small way, repay her for her efforts-efforts which were not wasted as evidenced by our fine yearbook. And so at this time, Mrs. Loos, we offer you our sincerest thanks and grateful appre- ciation for a job well done. N 7

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Today 's philosophy considers education as a means of personal growth, of social control and development, wherein schools exist to serve the needs of the individual and society. It is this spirit which motivates American education today. The emphasis on education for use, rather than education for status, is a wholesome point of view. Your high school diploma is material evidence that you have completed specific requirements for graduation. How effective you make your leaming in helping you be- come a worthwhile member of society is the true test. Pride yourself in beingagood citizen. May luck and good fortune be your con- stant companions during life. Accept my well-wishes for a successful future. john I. Kushma Supervising Principal Administration lt is a pleasure to extend to each and everyone of you my congratulations and best wishes for the future as you finish your high school days here at Clifton Heights. Like many of the classes which have gone before you, you are entering a world filled with strife and uncertainty. How- ever, I feel you face the future unafraid, that you will recognize your responsibil- ities and accept themg that you will put to good use the lessons which you have learned here at Clifton Heights High School. I hope that as you live your futures, you will surpaw our expectations in making this a better world because of the training which you have received here at Clifton Heights. Joseph K. Lindsay Principal