Clymer High School - Clymax Yearbook (Clymer, PA)

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FACULTY

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4 CLYMAX P What is in a Name? Does it pay to build a name for oneself? In order to answer this question we might think of one who has accomplished this feat-George Washington. After two hundred years we celebrate the anniversary of one who was a great leader in the establishment of the United States. When that country was in danger of being overpowered by another, he came to the fore, and after countless trials and hardships piloted it safely through to freedom. This com- pleted, he then was elected president of the United States. A still greater task left to him was to organize the government and guide it through civil perils even after foreign danger was gone. Did it really pay for a man to work so hard? Yes, we say. When a name lives and is honored for two hundred years, we know that the energy used was not wasted. Although Washington was well-to-do, it is not for this that we remember him but for his ideal character and hard work. Although we have no foreign wars to fight, no new government to es- tablish, and no such perils to brave, the time for great deeds has not passed. There are still tasks remaining for us to accomplish. Thus it is our aim, as we start out into the world, to carve our names so deeply upon the Rock of Time that they may never fade. SYLVANIA F1a'rT1iRMAN, '32. li l i

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Q CLYMAX e P MR. DAVIS .fzzpervifing Principal Mentor and guide of our high school days, We offer our tribute of honor and praise. Your kindness has helped usg your wisdom has taught That true worth lies in doing, as well as in thought. 8