Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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Stage Crew.-f--Men of Many Talents Research Supplements the Class Work WE I-IONCDR SIX THE TWG FINES

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CONTENTS PEOPLE We mingle in a social group where individual distinctions are recog- nized but not magnified. ATHLETICS Healthful recreation and good sportsmanship are cardinal prin- ciples of modern education. ACTIVITIES To conine one's interests to the theoretic matters of LIFE is to neglect and starve the soul. HIS PAST YEAR AT IEANNETTE HIGH spring and picnic day. Time dragged its hours so slowly across the calendar as days became weeks and weeks finally became months. But these days are to be remembered forever,-when we attended our first formal, learned the difference between a rhumba and a rhombus, or a logarithm table and the Jumpin' Jive. And now, as we face three calls, advanced assignments, Latin translations and study hall, We marvel at our great success with a tear in our eye for the LIFE we leave behind. months vacation without detention notices, cut slips, office 2 FIVE

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EOPLE IN ALL THE WORLD It 'would have been quite simple in writing this to have stated - To Our Parents. Parents - such a common word and yet it means so much to all of us. Two lovable persons you and I call Mom and Dad, who have cared for and sympathized with us ever since we can remem- ber, are more than worthy of this dedication. Those two people, who have sacrificed so much that we might be what we are today, are de- serving of something more than just - To Our Parents. However, when you stop to think of what you might write about them you sud- denly find your ideas obliterated by your emotions. What is there that anyone can say that will truly express the feeling in his heart? Nothing, except - TO OUR PARENTS. SEVEN