Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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Many and deserved thanks are due the office staff for then: un tmng efforts xn carrymg out the work of the school Most of us are acquamted wlth MISS Helen Abramchuk secretary m the prlnclpal s office and Mrs Esther Wilson sec retary ln the school board of fice Both work ably and unceas lngly to keep the machmery of our school running smoothly and efhcxently HORACE F ERB Asslstant Supervlsmg Prmcnpal One of the most famzllar figures around school 15 our asslstant prmcxpal Mr Horace F Erb He has been asso clated wlth Ecldystone Hlgh School for thirteen years Three of these years were spent in the capaclty of teacher To us Mr Erb has been a confidant m txme of trouble and a frlend nn tlme of need He IS always ready to help us with our problems To hmm we wlsh to extend heartfelt thanks for all that he has done to make our school days pleas ant and memorable ,wa fi 'E' 'G' HELEN ABRAMCHUK ESTHER WILSON 7 Y . ef ill' ' ' , N f Q-1 - . I, ,. . . . . lm W- ' , as I 4- . . J A 7 .1 F I A ,e . . . , , 7 Y- - 1 ' - ' .5 ' g . 59? ' . . K

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X-XUMINISYHI-XTIU sw if f CONRAD T WALDIE Supervxsmg Prmclpal In a recent publication I read of a man who mterested ln the act1v1t1es concerned wxth the erectlon of an nmposmg edifice questioned the workers as to the nature of the structure To the first workman he said What are you mak1ng'7 Mud answered the wo kman who was m1x1ng a batch of mortar To a second workman he again asked What are vou mak1ng9 ' Seventy Hve cents an hour, was the grumblmg answer Stlll wanting to know the n ture of the buxldlng he approached a third artisan What are you makmgrw A temp e fo th vsorshlp of C04 came the cheerful reply Here were three outlooks on llfe the first purely memal and of o xalue the second entlrely selhsh and contrlhutlng nothmg to mans welfare, n y the third man had a vlslon or accompllshment that Included hrs brother man nn lts scope nrrespectne of natlon race, color, or creed It we ever nee e 1 clear efln te out ook on life t lb n ou graduat s of 1948 ull be entermg the world as part of the force that must dxrecf It M151 sour contrlbutnon be worthy of you CONRAD T WALDIE , . 5 , ,L , , W A .x,,i' X 3 2 as 'v? '. . I . ,J l :::'f?frr 5 fl 7 353153 1 1511121 pm 'V 5, fig' M ,rl . , . , e , ' . ,, . , . . ff YY V ' ' , . , . . ,, . . a . ' fl 77 ' Y . . V A . . . Q 7 . ,, . l r e ' ' I 1 .H . . - ' : ' n 3 o . . . . . . . r . . , . ' - I ' - A. ' ' Cl d ' d ' ' 1 ow Y . 4 y , . V

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SENIOR AUVISUHS We 1 If Edward Wlmeelahan Wxlnner Fryer Ann McC111en Era Qoroka Exclyn Young We the class of 1948 u1sh to express earnest gratxtude to our 1dv1sors who smce our first meenng Ill rhe nlntu grade have led us over the rugged places 1n our advincement and have helped us xuth our number1ess problems Under thelr 1b1e 1eadcrsh1p and d1rect1on have progressed through th' years and are nom prepared to leave lrddystonc 1-hgh School 1 ulscr md 11'1pplLI' group because of thls gLl1C11l'1C6 Whatever the problem 511111 1 mlee mathematlcs 1nste1dol11nguage 1 xmmr to talec Mary to the prom Suu day lut 1m 'zfrald to ask her they are 11x-.155 ready to offer 1 fe words of 111 ndly and encouragmg advxce Thus to MISS Ann MCGl118I1 M155 FV1 Soroln MISS Fvelyn Young Mr W111ner Fryer 1nd Mr Edward W11ee1111111 ue glVL smcerc thanks An added word of HPPYCCIGIIOH 1 cypressed to MISS H Mary Burn who also vms our advlsor durmg our freshman sophomore and jun1or years She st1l earns our respect and '1c1m1rat1on a a loyal fr1end 8 it . ,111 Q -WTS , .il y ,W ,Mb , A 1 rv-1 3:1 ,- QT 1 is .,, n, fi I , , L . , s - 1' - -- s 1 ' - . . , . . , 9 . - , ' ' ' 1 . 1 A . K L x, C Q K I x 1 e Q . f e .' , we . f . f ' 1 ' 1 , ' ' . ' 1 1 ' C 1 1. . , f. - . . . . H , . , Y 1 A V , X , k - r '. , - , . s ' V , 1, ' , -' , . ' 3 2. . . , ' ' 'Q ' 1 I 1 ' I 1 1 1 . 7 1 f 1 . . - .