D T Watson Home for Crippled Children - Sunny Hill Yearbook (Leetsdale, PA)

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Class of l97+2: It is with a feeling of pride that I express the members of the Graduating Class, my appreciation of t you have conferred in dedicating your Year Book to me. I wish to extend to each of you my sincere oo to you, he honor ngratula- tions for having achieved a goal to which all of us at some time in our lives have looked forward - High School graduation. You are now at the threshold of your lifetime As you continue along life'e journey may ultimate success in your chosen field, and may the way be a happy one in a again at peace. Keep America constantly in mind so that have reached the end of life's highvay you can truly and tiously say HI HAVE BEEN WORTHY OF AMERICAN. H. STANLEY DOUGLASS. career. be yours land when you conscien- Lieutenant Colonel, United States Anny.

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Class of l9lL2 We, the class of 1942, are honored to be one of the graduating classes of our dear Alma Mater. Ruth Ellis and Doris Phillips have attended the entire four years of high school, and Stephanie Kwolek has spent her last two years of high school here. Ruth Ellis, who lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has made her home at Sunny Hill for the last eight years. She is the news editor of the Sunny Hill World . Ruth Ellis is popular among her school chums and is especially known for her clever and witty remarks which she has on hand at a second's no- tice. Her hobby is collecting sport pictures and her ambition is to become a private secretary. Stephanie Kwolek, the editor of the uSunny Hill Worldu, has been a pa- tient at Sunny Hill for the past two years. Her home is in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. Her great ambition is to be a teacher. She has quite a number of hobbies but collecting articles and pictures of Abraham Lincoln heads the list. Stephanie's splendid cooperation in all school activities and her pleas ing disposition have made for her many friends during her stay at Sunny Hill. Doris Phillips of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, has spent eight years at Sunny Hill. Her infectious laughter will linger a long thme in our memories. We doubt if there ever was an evening in which she did not put up her hair. Her great interest in hair styles may someday make her a first rate stylist. We three wish to extend our most cordial thanks to the Board of Directors, doctors, and staff for the great interest which they have taken in us. Their kindness and thoughtfulness will linger long in our memories. We also express our deep appreciation to Miss Catherine Fletcher who di- rected the printing of the lovely photographs found in our book and to Miss Eileen Lcerberg who, together with Frances Cima, is responsible for our Art work. ,CA -sf-xx l g Q. 1 TFVFX i 1 EJFQQA pf X . S 5' g', JF- Qf dl!! I in 1' W