Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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Kit-han-ne K 1 vine XX. K mx male, I'l1.I' .S'1rff'z'f11fv1141'1'1ll 1932

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Kd han ne The Board of Education ACH year as school draws to a close we, the students of Kittanning High School, look about for those to whom we owe our thanks for their con- sideration of us during the past term, and always we find the School Board to thank for showing only the most thoughtful regard for the student body. Perhaps, at times, their work is less evident than this year'but we can always appreciate their thoughtfulness and cooperation. i This year, under the supervision of the School Board, a new wing was added to the Central Building. This addition not only reduced the size of classes but gave us a new, modernly-equipped science laboratory and lecture rocim for science classes. l A marked improvement was made in the construction of a study hall large enough to seat two hundred students. The floor is sound proof, a modern ad- vancement over past study hall conditions. In the new wing there is also a music room for the use of Junior High School pupils as well as music organizations of the Senior High School. Be- sides this, there is a library where all reference books belonging to the school, will be filed and arranged by the newly-organized Library Club. For all these improvements in school property, we thank the Kittanning School Board. -4-E gs r

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Kit han nv Greetings :- The Development of Transportation which is the theme of the Kit-han-ne for the year 1932 suggests a forward look meaning Progress. Much might be written about the advancement made in education during the past but the future means more to you than the events of the present could possibly mean. Therefore, our greetings concern the possibilities in store for you in the years to come. What is the future of education in Kittanning High School to be? This question can be answered only in terms of the imagination and, of course, de- pends upon the wisdom and planning of those whose duty it is to formulate the policy to be followed. Education in the future must be built upon the fundamental principles that make for progress. The problems of tomorrow must be solved by those who have been trained in the schools of today. You who are now in training must be ready to solve successfully the problems that are to be met in the future. Knowing what to do depends much upon the recognition of difficulties en- countered. Individuals have always had to meet and surmount opposition by knowing what to do at the right time. It is our sincere hope that the students of Kittanning High School will be ready to assume the responsibilities of the future and will be prepared to fumish the leadership necessary to bring to a full realization the hopes and dreams for a better and greater school. -CLYDE W. CRANMER. 1932