Glen Nor High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Glenolden, PA)

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LE SOUVENIR rO THE SENIORS, 1928: You are leaving the old school; seniors today, tomorrow, alumni. For years you have been working together, with a common objective. From now on your paths will diverge The acquisition that you carry from the high school is exactly in proportion to the energy you have expended in the use of your opportunities here. You have been offered the best that cen- turies of study and experience in education have produced. Your equipment for life’s work is such as could be attained, just a few years ago, by only the fortunate few. May the reward of your efforts be large and your success great. And as a motto for your guidance in all situations I suggest the second half of 21st verse of the fifth chapter of First Thessalonians. —H. E. Slagen. “Last night as I lay on my pillow” I dreamed— Of knights in armor, ladies in ’broidery and jewels? Aye, friend— In the armor of self-control, self-reliance, initia- tive, Courage and truth; In the ’broidery of good health: bright eyes, clear skies, Squared shoulders, heads held high; In the sparkling jewels of gay laughter, honest tears, Great hopes, fair words, and helpful deeds. A strange cavalcade? Nay, friend, ’Tis merely modern youth on dress parade! Forth from the portals of Greater Now Having Served “ Holding fast to that which is good”. They come! “On your way into fame”, Seniors of ’28, we salute you! —Elizabeth May Roberts.

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GLFN-NOR HIGH SCHOOL To “Uncle Jim,” our teacher, adviser and friend, this book is affectionately dedicated.

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GLEN-NOR HIGH SCHOOL Editor-in-Chief Del Norte Robinson Make-up Editor Mary B. Edgar Managing Editor Eli.wood Revell Business Manager Martha Corter Circulation Manager Verna Kutz Advertising Manager Ruth Collins Associate Editors Mary Bolger John O’Donnell Harold Smith Betty Argali, Advisers Elizabeth May Roberts John J. Swan James M. Andes