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

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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1954 Events of three pleasant years flash across memory's screen as this farewell to the Class is being written. During three years peace and harmony have prevailed. Close cooperation has characterized our development as a class entity. Our relationship has been a pleasant one, in- deed. On June 9 your Class organization will dis- integrate, never to unite as a whole again. Any meeting will be a segment, any reunion but a shadow of former days. Time will cause all but the chief accomplishments to fade. But the mem- ories of our attainments will never be forgotten. The recollections of cooperation, singular achievements, and the precedency at Glen-Nor will find us in each other's thoughts and will be a constant reminder of a wonderful class. May you all share the very best that life can offer. tion TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1954 The goal toward which you have been striv- ing during the past twelve years has now been attained. As one of your advisors, the events of the last three years are most significant in my memory. Problems of class organization were difficult in the beginning. However, after realizing the necessity for individual cooper- ation, tne class accomplished every project very satisfactorily and made, I'm sure, some lasting favorable impressions in the school life at Glen-Nor. May the experience gained guide you along the pathway to a successful way of life. Re- member always there is a greater One to whom you can turn at all times. To the class of 1954, I wish each of you Godspeed and a successful and happy life. f4 nJvu 3

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□□ Tamin i BU m Forward.................Page 2 In Appreciation . . .Page 3 Security Council . . Page 4-5 Trusteeship Council . Page 6-8 Big Powers. . . -Page 9-32 Social Activities of the Big Powers .... Page 33-40 General Assembly. Page 41-48 Specialized Agencies Page 49-65 Briefing Sessions . . Page 66 Olympics . . . Page 67-78 Junior Activities . Page 79-80 Delegates at Play. . Page 81 Public Support. .Pages 82-83 Benefactors . . Pages 84-96 Joreword We, the Seniors of Glen-Nor High School, dedicate our yearbook, the Chieftain, to the United Nations, an organization which we feel is working for world peace and unity. We realize, as the future leaders and mem- bers of the world, that mankind will only survive if wars cease and a true spirit of understanding and brotherhood prevails. 2

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 MEMBERS of the CLASS of 1954 Your school spirit, which has been carefully fostered by your able sponsors, will long be remembered as it has help- ed make Glen-Nor a better place in which to prepare for life's activities. In the near future Glen-Nor must of necessity grow both physically and educa- tionally. We depend upon you and other alumni to encourage the adoption of a realistic plan of expansion which will im- prove the education of the youth of Glen- olden and Norwood. I am proud of you and our school. Even though your efforts and achievements de- serve commendation, I feel it is mainly your fine cooperation which has made the class of 1954 so outstanding. In parting, may I express the hope that you will guard with zeal the fine reputation you have so nobly developed. Remember, “We should look within ourselves when we are prone, To criticize the way things run. Anyone can throw a stone, Buthonesi cooperation gets things done. Russell E. Bamberger Secretari ¥ Qt en e MEMBERS of the CLASS of 1954 The test of the worth of a school is its graduating class. There are many tests by which to measure the value of a school: tests of mental training, character, social training, school spirit and good citizen- ship. The nature of the characteristics acquired by the graduating class in the years in Glen-Nor High School is the test that really counts. The greatest tribute which a graduate can give his school is that of a useful life--a life of service and general worth which will cause others to inquire as to the factors which combined to make him what he has become. I sincerely hope that when tested in their future life and work the Class of 1954 will justify the confidence which has been placed in them. J. A. Rennard