Fountain Hill High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT MEMO 0 thc mcmhcrs of this class my curncst wish is that you usc in Iifc thosc principles which huvc hccn taught to you in school. Your school has tricd to offer you za choicc of knowledge which you nccd for carrying on daily uctivitics in life. Yvhether or not you will succccd in your lifcis undcrtuking depends upon how you apply this knowledge. Each one of you has my best wish for fl happy future. XVll11t0Vl'T walk of lifc you choosc. may your :u-tions bring an honor to yoursclf and to your school. HLMER I . Gm-:ENr:, High School Iiflllfilllll. 1'li'r'cu

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EMOIRS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT l 0 you, members of the Class of 1938, I extend congratulations on your completion of our High School course and to you I extend my sincerest wishes for success in whatever field of activity your further endeavors may be. It has been my privilege to work with you as teacher and as principal, with many of you through the Grades, the Junior High and the High School: with others only a comparatively short time. I have always been deeply interested in your progress and in your welfare. Now that you leave our school, I hope and trust that you will exert a strong influence for good wherever you may be, that you have the courage to do that which is right, that you are determined to carry through though many obstacles may beset, though there may be many hours of discourage-ment and even failure. May you make an earnest eifort to be of service to those about vou and may you do your part, humble as it may be, to help to solve the many problems that cause the unrest of today and the ap- prehension for the future. Thus will you prove to be true alumni of the school. .IouN S. S'rE'r'rLr:1:, Supervising Principal. ten

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EMO RS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Theodore A. Brown A pleasing personality and a cheerful dis- position have made Mr. Brown the confidant of the Class of '38. Chosen by them as class adviser, he has unceasingly devoted his time to their interests. Following his graduation from Moravian College with a B.A. degree. Mr, Brown began his teaching career at Fountain Hill in 1933. The gratitude of the Class oi' '38 is extended to Mr. Brown and Miss Sand, to whose combined efforts it owes the success of its activities. Nellie I. Sand Miss Sand, although a comparatively new addition to the faculty, had no difliculty in winning her way into the hearts of the Seniors as is shown by the fact that she was chosen as one ol' their class advisers. She came to Fountain Hill two years ago after having re- ceived a B.S. degree in Physical Education at West Chester State Teachers' College. The Class ol' '38 deeply appreciates the interest she has shown in all its undertakings. Anna May Todd Another reason for Fountain Hill High School's reputation for a capable faculty is Miss Todd. She assumed her teaching duties at Fountain Hill in 1929, previous to which she graduated from Moravian Seminary and College for Women with a B.A. degree. She has since received an M.A. degree at Lehigh University. To the untiring and invaluable guidance and assistance ot' Miss Todd, the Seniors of '38 are deeply indebted for their yearbook. Irrrlfw'