Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Mr. Robe rt Igo Every day new scientific truth makes yesterday's knowledge obsolete and inade- quate. As man reaches for the stars and probes the secret depths of the unseen world, the need for excellent science teaching grows more pronounced. The pupils of this school system are indeed fortunate to have as their instructor in physics, chemistry, and ad- vanced science one so qualified as Mr. Robert lgo. Active in his home community asa school director, serving his country as a naval re- serve officer, and distinguishing his profes- sion as a conscientious teacher, Mr. lgo has earned the respect of his students and his colleagues. For his service and achieve- ments at a time when his talents are so desperately needed, we gratefully dedicate this issue of the Reflector to him. pr

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thn ' light Time has many faces. Clocks and calen- dars, lives and events mark its passage. Time is monotonousg time is frenzied. It is to be wasted or hoarded-it is abundant, or a price- less treasure. In this age of bewildering change, it is a sandpile, running through the fingers of our lives. The missile age has burst upon us, and man steps, tottering, toward space. Time has new meaning, added vitality, and growing importance. From our students increased de- votion to the task of learning is implied. From our schools improved use of all our moments is demanded. In short-the Time is Right for Education. educati K zkwy V v 4 Je, X' 'Q A 1 131, ', ' Qi., K+- 'TM2 . Ui 5 l an we 1 ,, 9 ,f N - , .K :Mez 12--I :- f',' E '- ...,.g,,... . ie,1,, - f h ,f f-,,', Q' 'ilf' ' . ',t e fr Gi . l g . Vn .. 0 .5 i rr J Q .F in a ki My E y