Connelley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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DEDICATIO Someday we may pause in our unending quest of fortune to glance in retro spect to our high school years Many nostalgic memories may enter our minds Among these may be familiar scenes exciting school events old friends and teachers beloved Trojans alll Fondly we recall our principal whose efficiency and devotions to duty resulted in all tasks well done He will best be remembered for his gentle and persistenteneouragement to students The Connelley Vocational High School graduating class of no considers it a great privilege to have been under Mr Dosey s supervision of the classes seem to be outstanding this year and may reallv mark a milestone in the school s historv Because Mr Dosej, has made all these events possible and beeause he represents high hopes of aceompli-,hmentto succeeding students we the Seniors humbly and gratefully dedicate this vearbook The Trojan to him our respeeted and beloved principal . . 1 i y.-- . . . . . ,G i . . More student activities, re-awakened school spirit, and spontaneous good will x tv LW 1 A ' KW ' lki ' 'A' x 1 b ' J I jr x I is 7 x D VL ' T , 1 I I

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ADMI I TR TIO To the Graduating Classes of l955: My message to you is probably bestexpressed in the words of Horace Greeley: Fame is vaporg popularity an accident, riches take wingsg those who cheer today will curse to- morrowg only one thing endures - character! The above quotation tells us that the material things of life are more fleeting, unstable and much less important than the manner in which we live our lives. Character implies many moral and spiritual qualities, Among the more important of these traits necessary to insure your future happiness and success is the desire to get along with people, the willingness to be tolerant and considerate of others, recognition of your own obligations, respect for law and order, and the development of desirable attitudes, ideals, self-control and a sense of fair play, Without these all else is of little consequence. I wish to congratulate each of you upon the successful completion of your training program. l sincerelyhope that the skills and knowledge you have acquired here will prove to be the foundation of a successful and happy life. Although graduation may, for many of you, mark the termination of your formal training, l earnestly suggest you do not permit it to be the end of your desire to learn. Continue to build upon the foundation you have just completed. Through industry, initia- tive and a continuing effort to improve your 'iknow-how , you can make it grow and pay dividends for the rest of your life. Your future success and happiness will be a source of joy and satisfaction to me and to your instructors. X John E. Davis Z1-1-47 W I-I Coordinator Robert J. Gregg Vice Principal Rufus A. Zartman Counselor . Z