John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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PRINCIPAL E Louis A. D'Antonio On behalf of the entire faculty, I con- gratulate you, the Members of the Class of 1985, upon your graduation from the John Bartram High School. Commencements and diplomas often seem to imply that education is finishedg that learning stops and living begins. But, in reality, education begins at birth and continues throughout our livesg it is a journey rather than a destination. When we look beyond 1985 toward the Hnal years of this century, it seems clear that the world will be a scientihc wonderland of sophisticated technology and comput- er capabilityg a world where it truly may be said: Knowledge is Power. Your class theme, The Bartram Experi- ence, indicates that you are well aware of the importance of your high school education in terms of advancing your in- tellectual growth and preparing you for such a society. We hope that the Bar- tram experience has convinced you that the limits of your success are as bound' less as your energy and intellectual tools. As you progress through life, you will tind opportunities at every handy howev- er, it is you who must take advantage of them, You must be willing to give that extra effort that often makes the differ- ence between mediocrity and success. Successful people always strive for new plateaus in life. Once they reach one lev- el of achievement, they move on to seek the potential of the next. As you leave Bartram High School, we wish you well in your endeavors and hope that you will strive for optimism and always hold the highest expectations for yourselves, for there is really no oth' er way to achieve your goals. s l extend to all of you my best wishes for your future happiness and success. - Sincerely, t Q2fJeX'Qi4.s, Louis A. Drintonio

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VICE PRINCIPALS Steven Gratz J. Lucile Logan James Slechta