Downingtown High School - Our Year Cuckoo Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

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the cucrcc (Ehtr sponsors aralj iJH. lUrtrlj Literary And now you leave your Alma Mater each to follow his chosen path. As you continue your education in the future years may you realize that, “The right kind of an education teaches us, how to use what we know and how to find what we wish to know. It gives us ideals of private and public virtue and the culture to follow them. It distinguishes between the real and the sham. It sheds its clear bright into the earth’s dark places. It leads us out of bigotry and intolerance and points the way to broader sympathies and a fuller regard for the rights of others.” 2L -Hinton - nu'Mcy Business Our Year Book contains an illustrated record of the activities of the entire school year, and will be a memento of happy school days and joyful friendship and associations. The “Cuckoo” has become a firmly established tradition of our high school, having expanded in various ways from year to year, and having spread the name of D. H. S. far and wide. This year’s edition has been produced jointly by the students and faculty, with special supervision by a Faculty Committee and a Junior Editorial staff. Our object has been to construct an interesting and authentic history of the current school year, with a liberal mixture of humor and fancy. Page Four

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THE CUCKCC ENTER TO LEARN — GO FORTH TO SERVE JFonmtorfr Indian brave was taught from his boyhood to do his allotted tasks fairly and to the best of his ability throughout his life so as to gain the respect of his tribespeople as well as personal satisfaction. The Indian was always trying to live up to a precedent in story or legend. So, following a precedent, we have given our best in this yearbook to create in the mind of student, teacher, parent, and community, a real and everlasting memory of the past year at Downingtown Junior-Senior High School. Zljv Curknn 1935 Page Three

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THE CUCHCC The Class of 1935 dedicates this Volume to fflr. Ernest rnrMey PRESIDENT OF THE DOWNINGTOWN BOARD OF EDUCATION who has rendered invaluable service to the youth of our community for more than two decades; to Mr. Smedley's co-workers on the School Board, who have worked diligently for the advancement of the local schools; and to the citizens of Down-ingtown who have made possible the erection of the adequate Downingtown Junior-Senior High School. Page Five