East Berlin High School - Reflector Yearbook (East Berlin, PA)

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t U School ‘Sotvid SEATED: BernardAnthony, V. Pres., Joseph Stoner, Pres., Carroll Leppo. STANDING: Curvin Baker, Harry Mummcrt, Charles Spangler, Gerald Myers, J. Faber Wildasin, George Ruth, Charles Hash, Ralph Myers, Melvin Stamer, Treas., Daniel Uffleman, ThermonInskip. ABSENT: WilmerD. Rod- gers, George Zartman, Howard Albright, Richard Alwinc, Irwin Gross, P. L. Hoover, Paul J. Lcrew, Richard Riggs, Sec., Russell Miller, Earl L. Resh. 4 7?te4A zye t£e t e “So ut Student leaving our ha 11s of learning today are stepping into a world of opportunity such as has not been seen before. New developments in every phase of life call for highly trained and efficient personnel to carry us on to greater heights in our serach for better living. Some modern developments may be ques- tionable as to their merit in bettering man's physical well-being; hence it calls the more for wise use of our education to make it really meaningful for our future betterment. We believe that, to send from our schools the kind of youth which the world needs, there should be more than intellectual training. The ability to translate our education into useful services for mankind is a phase that may sometimes be overlooked. There is a blessing in serving that cannot be attained by being served. The need for moral and ethical virtues should not be slighted. Our community, as well as the world, needs youth with principle and high ideals to be the leaders of tomorrow. May this be your goal. Class of 1957, as you step from the halls of East Berlin I Mis. KATHRYN HARBOLD Secretary of the School Board and Joint School District 8

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7fte4A iye to t£e Se U(vt 'l auy tU fa Se U x: As a moth struggles to break through its cocoon, it gains strength for adult life. In like manner, as a pupil struggles through twelve years of school, strength is gained for the future. Learning from our school experiences helps us to the solution of new problems and different types of learning in later life. Memories, mostly pleasant,are writtenin the book of youth, adding flavor to the nostalgic backward look. But to the senior, the future is the real concern. Look to the future with confidence and good will. Strive for the better- ment of mankind in whatever you do. Each problems you meet will find an easier solution with these attitudes. Where problems are faced squarely and solved, happiness will surely by your companion. To hold happiness tightly, these words from the third chapter of Proverbs might prove helpful: Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding. From the merchandise of it is better than the merchandise of silver, and the gain thereof, than fine gold. Finding wisdom and understanding will be a difficult and constant task—a search in which you, the Class of ”57 , will surely succeed. My best wishes to each of youl Mr. THOMAS A. SCHADE Administrative Head East Berlin High School )