East Deer Frazer High School - Antler Yearbook (Creighton, PA)

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It us wntlw snncere respect that we dedncate the 1950 ANTLER to our new supervnsnng pnncnpal MR ALBERT R ROMETO body by lwns lcundly smile slncere words ot advice and encouragement, and l'ns mannlest Interest nn all that concerns our welfare who has endeared lwimsell to the entire student

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Members of the Class of 1950 What about tomorrow7 What w1ll you do w1th your l1fe after you leave h1gh school? What w1ll be your part 1n keeplng democracy al1ve 1n our land? What have you learned 1n hlgh school that w1ll be valuable to you 1n mak1ng your l1fe a success Dur1ng your hlgh school years you have been offered a varlety of courses from whlch you chose the subjects wh1ch 'would get you somewhere Where7 D1d you choose the easlest subjects w1thout a thought as to the1r con tr1but1on to your future, or d1d you choose one course and follow lt cons1stently throughout, w1th a d6f1H1t6 obJect1ve 1n mlhdv D1d you have a goal7 lf so, was lt reasonable and atta1nable7 D1d you choose a vocat1on 1n your early h1gh school years? D1d the course you se lected help you 1D your chosen VOCHEIOH7 D1d you ask for adv1ce 1n the selectlon of your course7 D1d you take the adv1ce offered7 Your h1gh school has offered you a Wlde select1on of extra curr1cular act1v1t1es D1d you elect all of the act1v1t1es you could carry7 D1d you select them only to be amused or entertalned, or d1d you select them as an a1d to b6C0m1ng a more outstand1ng personal1ty, a more productlve workman, a better c1t1zen 1n a democra y7 D1d you accept all the respons1b1l1ty you were able CICS of the school7 D1d part1c1pat10n 1n these act1v1 t1es help you 1n preparlng for your vocatlon You were g1ven much freedom 1n East Deer Frazer H1gh School freedom to make your own deC1S10nS Your teachers have 1mpressed upon you the need for pract1c1ng ethlcal and moral VIYCUBS and have prov1ded s1tuat1ons for th1S practlce Have you developed f1ne character and personallty durlng your hlgh school career Have you always been W1Se 1n chooslng your course of conduct7 Are you proud of the permanent record you are leavlng 1n East Deer Frazer H1gh School7 Now that your hlgh school career 1S ended, do you ever ask yourself what lt has meant to you? Many of you lndeed, most of you have reason to be pleased w1th your h1gh school career You are taklng w1th you hablts of stralght th1nk1ng r1ght 8Ct1Hg, cred1table accom pllshment These hablts w1ll carry over IHCO your fu ture l1fe Whether or not you become successful 1U your chosen VOCHKIOH, whether or not you become a good c1t1 zen, whether or not your l1fe becomes an IHQPIFSEIOD to your small part of the world w1ll depend, to some ex tent, on what use you have made of your hlgh school op POPUUHICICS What w111 your years 1D hlgh school really mean to you tomorrow? Etta S1Hgl8tOH H1gh School PT1HC1pal . . . ? ' I ll ' C h . L. .. to assume in carrying out the extra-curricular activl- . . , . . ? I . 1 n 9? , -