Cranberry High School - Berry Bush Yearbook (Seneca, PA)

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4, 7 if' - Gina ,a , Y, PUHHUUHU In preparing this, the sixth volume of the Cranberry Berry Bush, we feel that the happiest days of our lives have been spent in our school life. In issuing this annual we have endeavored to portray to the best of our ability the scenes of the year's events, and we hope that they may bring happy reminiscences of this our last year in high school. However, what we have done has been for the interest of all the students, and we hope that the majority will be satisfied. Don't forget this is our first and prob- ably last experience of publishing a school annual, so re- member as you read this book, we are only amateurs. If this book strengthens the ties that bind us to our school, we feel our purpose has been fully accomplished. TI-IE EDITORS TH E19

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A 1 7 ,iz fl X H.. Zyiffiam Q Quang Usb To the Senior Class of 1941: X I wish to congratulate you on the work you have thus far completed, and wish you the greatest success in whatever undertaking you may attempt. We have appreciated the help you have given us, we will miss you, but your influence on the school will remain. You are now facing the greatest problem of your life, that of selecting your life's vocation. In doing this how can one know the career through which he can best serve? The following suggestions might be helpful: Choose the career that will give your inner self the greatest satisfaction. What we in our best moments long to be, that is probably what we were meant to become. Choose the career through which you may most effectively serve your fellow men. We are in the world not for what we can get out of it, but what we can put into it. Choose a career through which you can make the greatest possible con- tribution to mankind. We shall be pleased to have you attencl any of our activities, or come back for any help we may give you. Your Supervising Principal, WILLIAM C. FHANTZ Page Eight T H E 1 9