Ellsworth High School - Ellsworthian Yearbook (Ellsworth, PA)

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-r bk l 1 lk 41 Ik X if 'Il lk lk wk Sk lk lk JK IF Pk X lk bk Pk IF HF lk ik Bk H14 Ik Pk Ik JF 'K Sk JF '31 1 1 4 1 lk Ik lk Ik Ik 1 ik wk lk Sk 'F Ik lk HK Ik if FF if BF Ik if 11 ik Dk 1 TIPPLE Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 siteriwoar ADDRTTSS W Janis Sewers 1 1 GIVT US THIS WAY AN IUSPRRATION I Theme: Uverv person who does his jot well is an insper tion to ill ' Who meet him. 1 Ladies and Gentlemen: I For three yeirs We hzve h.rn lookins forwzrd to graduation. X Alu ys it seemed gs though it would never come. Still we worked i towzrd thst diy, sxw other clissis gr dumto gnd inxiously zwiited x the time then .'.Q we would welcome friends :nd rel'tivts to our grid- X uwtion. The hour his irriv d and it is my plegsure on hrh,lf f of the Senior clxss of 1945, to 'elcome you to our vrxdurtion. 1 It is difficult to dind vords to find Words to express the 1 things we feel tod f . v. Eerh ps the b,st would h ,nlnspwr tion,the Q.i. i diction ry defines it is the powtr to stimulzte nenfs minds ind X emotions. An iwwkening. 3 It does not t ke Q crueiil period of history or major events i in 1 vorld struggle to furnish inspurstion. Some of the most help- 4 ful idexs come from the every diy happenings of life. A firmer W vho firms well, 1 teacher who tteches well, Q doctor who treats his'4 patients well, 1 cxrpenter who builds well, zny person who hwsiw x job to do 1nd QQQS it wellstimuletes in others the desires to do Y vaejgl vfhztever job is in their hends. Any persom whose life is set 5' out upon Q gcinful cfuse offers in example hy which sll may he in- spired to give 1 battfgr performance. That is something of wiich the youth of the lind griduntine iromi high school would like to hsvc more. It is true, perhxps, thit all 5 youth hes vznttd insperation since the beginningof time. It is j cvcnmor: tru, tint the youth of todwy dtsires 2 sense of viluesg X 1 sense of the true worth of life even of world sweeping events. 9 Most of us rfilized the chaos Wrought hv the vreit depression, most 3 of us fre impressed exch dey with the fact th t we ire out of school? in the most critical period of imericmn history. This greet struaslg for the renewal of the rights of men is in insperztion for everyono.4 Deep in the hz rt of every boy and girl hms the ambition to he- 2 come great. Dspoeidlly is this true ws more ind more is lewrned of 4 those immortwl n mes tjmt have heeni handed down to us with ill ' their histories of greut ind heroic cchievcments. To study the 4 noble de,ds :nd greet zdvnncements of others is to long to do some- thing equdlly is gr nd ourselves ind we are inspired with a burning ' desire for some opportunity for the displ y df heroism or strength f of chzrfcter. le -fii' 'ould ill like to immort lizt our name for future ' qencritions but when we Stop to think how we csn do it we ire np- ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 it 1