Falls Overfield High School - El Camino Yearbook (Mill City, PA)

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IBJUARID GIF IEZIIIIUCATIIUN 'S Scatccl. left to right: Mr. I.. A, Pc-lton. Mr, I-Icrlvcrt Iluntc-r. Mr. Earl Ricluarcls. Mr. Albert Siclclcr, Mr. 'lf R. Ciicgury. Stanclingi Mr. Raymoncl licclcll, Mr. Maxxx'c'll Swartwoocl, Mr. Milan Davis, Mr. Ralph VanAulccn. Mr. Kcnnctli lfrcncli. Mr, Arlantl Kresge. Mr. Oscar Ayc-rs, OFFICERS: Ovcrficlcl Twp, Prcsiclcnt . , . FARI. RICHARDS Vice Prcsiclcnt . . . ARLAND KRI2SGlf N. 'Y Svflwri' - I I 'lf R- URFUUIW orr1cj12Rs1 Oxcrfic-ltl 'mis 'l.I'C1lSLIl'C'F . . . KENNITIAH FRENCH president I A ' AI4I5l2R'I' SICQKLER Vice Prc-siclcnt . . . MILAN DAVIC Secretary . . . MAXXX'IiI.I. SXX'ARTXX'OOD 'lil'CL15Lll'Cl' . . HIIRIIIIRI l'll'N'liER Sc-atccl, lc-ft to right: Mr. R, Kresge, Vice Prcsiclcntg Mrs. E. Zaiakowski, Publicityg Mrs. E. VI. Fish. Financesg Miss G. Dixon, Prugrainp Mrs. E. Davis. Prcsiclcnt. Standing: Mr. I.. A. Pclton, Supcrvising Principal. Absent: Mrs. I-I. Grcogory, Sccrctaryg Mr. Charles 0'Dcll. Treasurer, 72:5-

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siuPERviisiNo PRiNciiPaaii:s MESSAGE A large part of your twelve years in school have been spent in studying and pondering over the deeds of people who have lived before you. Some of these deeds were recent and some in the ages long past. As you now go forth i-nto the world, you must use wisely the knowledge you have acquired, and fit it into the patterns and moulds of present day existence. You must also use this information to pattern new moulds, for it is on these new patterns which progress depends. All of the deeds which each of you perform will be studied by and have an influence upon posterity. People of future generations will do as you have done in studying about and evaluating the deeds of all those who have lived before. They will thus be directly influenced for good or evil, by everything which you say and do. Our descendants will use our actions as a basis on which to pattern their moulds of conduct. Thus, you see, it is very important for each one of us to live our lives so that in Eternity each one of us may be justly proud of the Footprints Which We Have Made on the Sands of Time. MISS FRANCES jACQUES Clerk MR. L. A. PELTON Supervising Principal