Greater Latrobe High School - Latrobean Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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0 Thus times do shilit---each thing his turn does holdg New things succeed as Former things grow old. Just as the schoolhouse of yesterday, with its crude tur- nishings and meagre tools For learning, gradually disappears with the emergence ol the well appointed and completely equipped structure ol today, so do old ideas in education give place to new. The realization that secondary education is not an end in itselli, but is a training For many spheres ol wider usefulness---tor college, tor home, for commerce, for industry---gave the impetus for a new and better Latrobe l-ligh School. l-lere students lay the foundations upon which they may build larger, richer lite structuresl .X y ff' 1 THE HOME -3- COMMERCE ff -g INDUSTRY l

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Page Six Mrs. Ruth B. Robb Mr. George F. Brown Mr. Harold A. Stewart Mr. Wm. McCullough Dr. S. W. Nealon Dr. Thomas St. Clair Mr, W. H. Flickinger Mr. John G. Hulton n Qppfzecialion Laboring quietly behind the scenes, the eight members ol the Board ol: Education worlc unceas- ingly lor the interests ol the Latrobe public schools Fostering the plan lor the much needed addition to the high school, board members carefully supervised each step in the undertaking until the worlc was completed. The new building stands now as a mon- ument to their liaith in their ideal and their zeal in promoting its lfulliillment. As an expression ol: sin- cere appreciation lior their valuable services, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight dedicates this fifteenth volume ol the Latrobean to the members ol the Board ol Education.