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

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THE, lo 55 Q f lrcjilrll-1lAl1s1Us1IEl -1 ' 2 N ll N S The world is big, but everywhere within the limits of its civil- ized life are teachers-teachers of courage, teachers of character. We may well note the fact that Kittanning High School has selected . from this vast field a faculty of which it may be justly proud. Two members of the faculty, Miss Josephine Wilson and Mr. John S. Rote, have inconspicuously devoted themselves to our welfare and have proved themselves worthy advisers by their unfailing willing- ness, unceasing efforts, and invaluable cooperation in helping us to obtain our goal. They have commanded in generous measure the good-will, confidence, and appreciation of- V The Senior Class of 1935. , YJ, 7 IIIIIU IIBUUI 4 -- A H- -u--f-it - - -- ' A -fA-1--azz-i----

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trlwtfilstligtsisi istrii-iHfAiNuNuE1 SENIOR CLA SS OFFICERS 4 if if N -lotus: Movi4,k Alfxmics PlI'1l.FRICII l'fs'l'm11R Hom' lvl-XRIAN Nl41l'RtJllR 1'1'1'.riff4'n! Vim l'1'r,i'i1!w1f Sfrrehzry 7'rf'.z,r1z1'cl' Four short years have passed since we, the Class of '35, assembled in this high school for guidance in the fields of knowledge. A straight report may state that we have successfully attained this goal as portrayed on the following pages. Clainhering to the heights to join the army of youth which marches toward responsibility, we carry ever at hand the stored knowledge that must make a future government strong, a future nation simple and beautiful, Il future civilization greater. Faced hy adverse conditions, we IULISI he saved by our school training. Here we have experienced life, day by day. Here the leaders of our class have heen discovered, tried, and found satisfactory. All can he leaders in the life outside if we work conscientiously toward that goal. P ' 1 as Twe:1ly-Iwo sae ti if f f Ol S rg Ill!!! IIBUU 1231 I