Fort Leboeuf High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Waterford, PA)

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MRS, AD A CARTER I -A Mrs. Carter, you have watched us grow from one room school houses to a school system modern in every way. Though the road has been hard your courage and determination have kcpt you with us. It is with pride that we dedi- cate the 1958 Sentinel to you. Mrs. Carter, advisor of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y, serves refresh- ments at a party.

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To the Class of 1958: Now that you have completed high school, you can look ahead to broader opportunities. Many of you will continue to advanced schools, others will feel that your best opportunity is in immediate employment. Whatever you do, the rewards that you receive from life will largely depend upon the service that you are willing to render. It is my sincere hope that your experiences at Fort LeBoeuf have been of value to you, and that you will take full advantage of the oppor- tunity of citizenship in a democratic society. Cordially yours, Earl C. Stubbe Dear Students: You have a new school, a skilled faculty, approved courses, the latest in teaching aids, a progressive Board of Education, and an attractive program of extra-curricular activities. These things, wonderful as they are, do not in them- selves guarantee that you will become a good student or a respectable citizen. You alone determine the road you wish to travel. This road can be made easier for you by energetic application to the job at hand, high ideals, respect for others, and the ability to make right decisions. These are the things that insure success in life! with best regards, C' Zj4AM.J ' C. Warren Dingle x --tt,

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MR. CHARLES MILLER Guidance and Attendance MR. STANLEY MAURER General Music and Chorus MRS . MARIE SMITH Guidance and Social Studies FACULTY MR. CHARLES BowMAN Voc. Agriculture MR. JOSEPH SHE SMAN Geography and Mathematics MRS. DELLA MARSH Secretary 5 MR, B. M. THOMAS Driver Education MR. JACQUES GELINAS Languages and Art MR. CARL BEANE Commercial