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

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OUR AVIARY For six short years we have made Cranberry a second home. Here we have received a balanced diet oi work and fun, of knowledge, and of experience in living with other people. When we first arrived here as seventh graders, we were very confused and lost our way every time we turned, but now as seniors we know and love every hall, room, and closet within its walls. As we expected, we obtained some understanding of history, Latin, home ec., geometry, science. and other subjects. In addition, it has given each of us a share of know- ledge, culture. and sportsmanship. For this we will always be grateful.

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KEEPERS OF THE AVIARY Supervising Principal Class of 1952: It is with pleasure that I extend congratulations to the Class of 1952 upon completion of requirements for high school graduation. The class is the first to finish a complete high school course since I came to Cranberry High, and it has been a pleasant experience to work with the group through this developmental stage. We have shared many and varied experiences, the sum total of these should make us all better citizens and better fitted to meet the chal- lenge of an unsettled world. We send you out to meet this challenge with-a feeling of confidence that has been established through your co- operative attitude and your sincere and conscientious approach to the problems with which you have been confronted during the past four years. You leave with our sincere wish for success and happiness. W. K. WILLIAMS Principal Class of 1952: Please accept my heartiest congratulations for hav- ing successfully completed your high school career. The following paragraph by Stephen Grellet ex- presses a philosophy which you may wish to select as one of the guide-posts of your life: - I expect to pass through this life but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or anything I can do for any fellow being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect, for I shall not pass this way again . May you always live up to your highest ideals, and may each succeeding year find you farther on the road to success. W. A. STEWART 6