Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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DR. PORT ECKLES M.A.. D.Ped. Superintendent Here is an amazing saying, ”He didn't know that it couldn’t be done; so he did it.” Many times and places, on a high and low level of accomplish- ment, this principle of human endeavor has been proved a true and sound one. Today you are young, confident, and ambitious. You look for- ward to the achievement of many good and inter- esting things. If you do not let occasional failures discourage you, you will be able to carry out some of your plans and accomplish many wonderful things for yourself, your family, and your com- munity. 1 1

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Standing. I. to r.—Mr. Azor H. Massy. Mr. Alex E. Ackley, Mr. P. H. McGuire, Mr. Paul C. Kazimer. Seated—Mrs. Ethel T. Posey. Mr Frank Fulton. Mr. John J. Casey. Mr. George L. Ewing. Miss Mary O’Leary. Dr. Port Eckles. Board of Education MR. GEORGE L. EWING MR. ALEX E. ACKLEY MRS. ETHEL T. POSEY MR. JOHN J. CASEY MR. PAUL C. DR. PORT ECKLES MISS MARY O’LEARY MR. P. H. McGUIRE President Vice President MR. AZOR H. MASSY MR. FRANK FULTON KAZIMER Superintendent of Schools Secretary .................... Solicitor lO

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DWIGHT H. CONNER M. Principal This year has been marked by singular achieve- ments, significant among which is the induction of Athena chapter of the National Honor Society. This is an important means of giving recognition to those members of the Senior class who have excelled in all phases of their school life. The addition of an Art course to the curriculum has made possible further enrichment for those who have special talents. It is our sincere hope that these additions to our curriculum will have provided for many an inspiration to go on to achieve greater things in the future. Congratula- tions and best wishes to the Class of 1950. 12