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

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Gut alma Wlafefz Hail to you, our Cranberry High, The school of our honor and love. Hail to you, our Cranberry High, The school of our honor and love, In your arms We place the hopes of our youth To be transformed into lives worth-while. You nurture the dreams ot the child who comes 'Mid confusion Within your Walls, by the patience ot those Who do lead your cause and the ideals tor which you stand. This change now comes to him unseen as he pursues his paths of choice. The cultural Way with the broadening road The arts with their lyrical theme Lend time for the athletes' pleasure. Along with these, other tasks you do yield That will aid in the future inevitable. And when the day dawns, and those lives have molded Set out on that highway ot life, May the knowledge you've given And the time that you've spent Be the secret to their success. Polly Fischer. tk and you

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ofzewofzd Mll lt work ond lun QlI'C,?fJCII'l13OlK,IIlY UllltllllliijCIUI15lILlCllOIlf tlie 1948 Berry lj11::l1 lros liod its sliore of botli. We ol'ier you tl'1e results in tliis yeorbook, liope lttij tlrot you will overlook its sliortcornings ond enjoy its lriglrliglits. We desire it to tio in tuturo years o rneons of rerniniscing ond o tie binding us togetlier be- rlin: o ol Ittlllllfll f'tlQTIIjCIltl experiences. Vtfod like to express our sincerest grotitude to eocli rneniber of our tiordr working stott, wlio trove co-operotecl to the liiglrest degree. A speciol vote of opprei irxtion goes to our trritliiul odvisor, wlio lios planned, worked, inspired, find snioottied over crll ttie rough places. Also, we'd like to soy, Thank you, to everyone wlio lros performed ony service to help produce our book ot rnernoirs. lt you enjoy tliis book, we slioll trove our reword. Creating tlie 1948 crnnucxl tins truly been on ltonor ond pleorsure. Qt and 0 For yesterday is but a Dream, And tomorrow is only a Vision, But today, well lived, Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness, And every tomorrow a vision of hope.

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e icafi n Gecil adams st we 111014071 . . . Mr. Cecil L. Adams, to whom We dedicate this 1948 Annual as a pledge of our respect and appreciation for the guidance he has given us during our six years at Cranberry. His competent and inspiring classroom instructions built our lasting foundation in science. lf it had not been for his faithfulness in operating the movie projector for assemblies, or his supplying mechanical music for noon and after-game dancing, many of our happiest memories never would have been created. By telling a favorite joke, he brifjhtened many of our dull moments. We shall always remember him as a man who fostered in us initiative and sound reasoning in all our undertakingsg the impression his personality has left with us will remain as a powerful influence in the years to come. May the knowledge y0u've given, And the time that y0u ve spent Bc the secret to their success.