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

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sfi QQ? Q ee-f B s5Fn I OW that you have completed your high school days, you will often Nlook back and realize how comparatively short the period has been. It seems but a few days, yet it has been several years. Is it not true that during those years you often wondered whether or not it was going to be Worth your efforts to do the tasks assigned to you. You may not have been able to assure yourself a positive an- swer, but I am sure that now, as you step out from your duties as a class and become each an individual who must rely on oneself to place his or her learning in channels where the most benefit is going to be derived, those learning habits will repay you a hundredfold. The life which you are now going to live will be somewhat different from that which you have enjoyed in the past. You may find many difficulties in this new life. You are about to seek entrance into a careerg I feel sure that each one of you is prepared to enter this new life and should have enough courage to overcome any difficulties that you may encounter in taking your place in society. May your sincerity in all of your undertakings insure you a happy wholesome life. ELMER F. GREENE High School Principal 5 Q all 3 S gvvfp 5 fhirfrcu

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5 l Stk MEMBERS, Class of 1939: For quite some time in your school life you looked forward to the time when you could participate in Commencement Exercises of your High School, when you would be presented with the School Diploma certifying that you completed the prescribed High School Course. Now that you have attained that goal, may it be to you the satisfac- tion and joy that you anticipated. May this satisfaction and joy, however, mean to you the realization that any worth while achievement in life is possible only by contin- ued study, effort and workg may it mean to you the determination to use the talents and abilities which you possess that you may be truly successful in that which you undertake to dog may all your endeavors be motivated by high ideals and purposes. I extend to each of you, members of the Class of 1939, my sincere Congratulations, and wish you success in your life's work. J OHN S. STETTLER, Supervising Principal VW N 3 f'1vf?l1'r' 3 2 PM JIS! I, Vw

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Faculty Zoltan B. Biro-Social Studies Kathryn Deily Brown-Home Economics Theodore A. Brown-English Charles O. Davies-Industrial Arts Philip E. Ewing-'Physical Education Dorothy L. Foster-Commercial Subjects Herman G. Hartman-Commercial Subjects Verna K. Janevick-Commercial Subjects Mary Robinson Konolige-Music Elwood S. Miller-German and Band Nellie I. Sand-Physical Education Jeanette M. Stehly-Librarian Myron Stettler-Sciences Anna May Todd-Latin and French George W. Webb, Jr.-Mathematics Margaret E. Wunderly-Art Elmer F. Greene-Principal Betty J. Roberts-Secretary to the Principal Vffi 5 tf'0f,f4.fgJfq IIT-ff ,fm If N 3 j mt ll g 5 9 hffflv