Eisenhower High School - Lance Yearbook (Russell, PA)

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DEDICATED To you, our Mothers and Fathers, we respectfully dedicate our yearbook in appreciation for all you have done for us. You have given us a good foundation on which to build our future. Your love and encouragement have inspired us to greater attainments and higher ideals. Your vision and sacrifices have made possible this new Eisenhower High School from which we are proud to be graduated. For all these things, we the Seniors of 1958, your sons and daughters, say Thank You. The Class of 1958 3

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DEDICATION BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Dale Skinner, Charles Peterson, Hazel Kays, Leona Walters, Allene Briggs, Audrey Miller, Benton Bairstow, Travers Stohlberg. STANDING: Floyd Marsh, Kenneth Frank, Ralph Way, Wallace Barlow, Arthur Cody, Emerson Spicer, Axel Carlstrom. ABSENT: John Stewart, John Chandler, Dr. George Riley, Alfred Akins, Alden Abbott. The Northern Area Joint School system will experience its fifth birthday on January 20, 1958. It came into being by the signing of a joint agreement between the Farmington Township, Pine Grove Township, Sugar Grove Township, and Sugar Grove Borough school boards during the hours of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's first inaugural festivities, and it was this factor which suggested the General Dwight D. Eisenhower name for the proposed new high school building. Our school board's policies have been formed and decisions made with the assistance of a very able staff. Mr. Everett Landin as Supervising Principal has carried the main responsibility for this staff. He has also provided an unlimited store of facts, inspiration and devotion to duty, which have made these accomplishments possible. To date thirty persons, whose names appear in the above listing, have been selected by the citizens of Northern Area to represent them on the Northern Area Joint school board. The program of facilities, personnel, equipment, and instructional standards which these persons have provided for Northern Area is tangible evidence of the conscientious consistency, competence, self-sacrifice, and vision with which these persons have served their community as school directors. Although all members have served exceedingly well, special mention is accorded those who have served on the building committee for the splendid work which has been completed. We, the members of the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate this yearbook to these people as a small token of our appreciation of what has been done for us, for our brothers and sisters, and for this entire community. Northern Area has never before possessed a group as small as this in number which has done so much for so many present and future citizens in such a brief period of time. This group's record is the kind of inspiration which we have needed to help and prod us toward still greater goals for ourselves, our community, and our nation. Much has been done which remains intangible and is best expressed in the true Spirit of Northern Area.

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THE EDITORS SPEAK To all who have in any way helped in the compiling and publication of this volume, we, the co-editors, wish to express our thanks. We acknowledge, with sincere appreciation, the untiring efforts of the yearbook staff, the cooperation of our advisor, Mrs. Pauline Norton, and the interest and help of the student body as a whole. Also many thanks to those who have aided us in a financial way. Our class, the second to graduate from Eisenhower, is keenly aware of the privilege, which has been ours, of attending this beautiful new school, with its exceptionally fine facilities. Not least have we enjoyed the unsurpassed beauty of nature as displayed in the area in which our school is located. It is our hope that as you leaf through these pages, in days to come, you may be reminded of many happy experiences from school days which might otherwise be forgotten. So let this book be your passport to memory-land and the many happy days spent at Eisenhower. 4