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Robert C. Landis Superintendent GREETINGS—NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-NINERS It is with a high degree of satisfaction that I hail the class of 1949 in extending to its members my sincerest good wishes for a bright future and a life of service that shall be consummated in a life well lived. As graduates, you are standing on the threshold of a new world ushered into being through the nuclear science that sent the atomic bomb to bring down the curtain on the past. This new world calls for men and women of vision, of purpose, of hope and of truth. We stand at a time of significant decisions, when the course of mankind for sometime to come will be patterned by new ideals. It is a time for careful thought; for finding our course among circumstances which are in significant ways new. The long standing signposts have become strange as a new culture has grown up around them. With this new culture have come new perspectives and as a consequence humanity is shifting its outlook. The achievement of man's ultimate destiny can be realized only by building a world in which all races shall live under the influence of love, faith, toleration and good will. In the words of Abraham Lincoln: Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith, let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it.”
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Edward W. Oermann Principal Through the thoughts, deeds and guidance of Mr. Oermann, we the class of 1949 have gained much to help us with our future life. Cheerfully he gave his patience and effort to those who were in need. Fixed in our minds are the happy memories and recollections of our principal, Edward W. Oermann. Secretary Lois Clark
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'7 Our first night football game, and dedication of the new community field. Springfield was our opponent that night. They took the game by a 34-19 score. First Row: A. Smith, J. DeVitis, R. Richardson. Second Row: R. Graham, P. Marine, D. Conicelli, K. DeCarlo, F. Altieri, A. Frabezio, D. Rutter. Third Row: A. Casinelli, J. Piatelli, A. Pagliaro, E. Moleski, R. Dempsey, J. Grablewski, J. Kosek, G. Mashintonio, F. Cressman, R. Vandegrift, W. Cosier. Fourth Row: B. Hannum, R. Graham, N. Green, M. Marine, P. Guerre-Chaley, D. Sands, P. Gravinese, R. Weidner, E. Lake, W. Blake.
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