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

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K. Snyclcr. Principal BS. in Ed., Clarion State Teachers College lVl.Ed., University of Pittsburgh To the Class of 1944: This book is a record of your achievements and a history of your happy and helpful associations while you were at Cranberry. May it serve to perpetuate and enrich your friendships, to increase your loyalty to the school, to deepen your love of state and nation, and to stimulate your desire to serve effectively and constructively. In whatever ou do m ho es and wishes are for our success. Y a Y P Y Kenneth Snyder

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XXI. fx . Stew u ri B. S. in Ed., Clarion State Teachers College lVl.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Class of 1944: Please accept my heartiest congratulations on the occasion of your graduation and also accept my very best wishes for your future happiness. Although we speak of The Pursuit of Happinessn as one of our rights, we all know that happiness seldom is captured by pursuing other things. Chase after happiness and youill never find it. Look for op- portunities to do good work, lend a helping hand, inspire the discouraged, radiate joy, say a kind word, and before you know it happiness will be smiling upon you. May the education you have received serve as a Firm founda- tion upon which to build a happy useful life. Your Supervising Principal, W. A. Stewart

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Class Advisers Mr. George A. Zagst Graduates of 1944: I take this, my opportunity, to congratu- late you on your past ancl present achievements. If my advice to you has been beneficial, please accept it with all my wishes of success. Miss Margaret Morrison K Seniors, Our association together this year has been enjoyable and I hope helpful, also. May I extend sincere congratulations to each, and best success for the future.