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

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Ecard of Zcfucalian Mr. Carlson Mr. Graham Mr. Friggle Mr. l-larriqer Miss Rembold Mr, Tarr These truly American citizens deserve all recognition as a group oi unpaid, ever striving forgers of tomorrow. Through their skillful planning and acting, our school has maintained its high standards. To them we owe many thanks for the education we have attained in our years at Cranberry. They have given us something that no one can take awayesomething that will help our generation become worthwhile citizens oi tomorrow. Their untiring efforts deserve much praise and admiration. All members of the Cranberry Township school board express sincere appreciation of the team Work ot parents, teachers, and students which has made possible the graduation ot this fine class, and is making good education available for every young American in our district. Let us all continue to broaden and extend this avenue to more abund- ant living. --R. Bruvz' Gm 1111 III 7

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.. We are very grateful to you, Mr. Stewart, for being surh a helpful adviser and friend. You have always been interested in our problems and tried to help our members out wherever and whenever you could. Your aim has been to enable us to get an education. Be assured that each senior appreciates your cosopertaion and inspiraticn. Class of 1949: It is a real pleasure to extend to you my lieartiest congratulations on the occasion of your graduation from Cranberry High School. As you go forth out of school life, step bravely and boldly into life's school. Prove all things for yourself and hold fast to that which is good. Make the world better and wiser and happier because of your living in it. May good luck and happiness be yours in the years to come. -Uv. A. Stzfzunrt. 8 ti Even though his first year at Cranberry has been our last, he has won the friendship of the entire senior class. He has assisted us greatly in starting our life work with a basic foundation in education. We value his opinions and suggestions to the utmost and shall be forever grateful for his help and kind words. Class of l949: I Wish to extend congratulations to the members of the graduating class and to ex- press appreciation for your cooperation during the past school year. The part of your school career we have shared has been brief but eventful. I have benefited through our association, and my sin- cerest wish is that we of the faculty have con- tributed something Worthwhile to each of you. Bend your individual efforts in the same spirit of cooperation that you have experienced as a member of the class, and success will be well within your reach. -lI'. K. lfillinmr