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

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CLYDE W. CRANMER, PH. B. Superintendent of Kittanning Public Schools To the Members ot the Class ot 1937: The important things in lite are often the little things that make up our ex- periences. Life is a mingling of experiences, both new and repeated. What we get from life depends upon what we con- tribute of ourselves. May we so evaluate the events ot our life as to enjoy it completely. 12

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MR. ll. A. Hunsox l'ic0-l'1'csideut XIII. I.. Sulilzlirilixrimnfl' EDUCATIO At monthly meetings in the Central Build- ing, the Board discusses problems which con- front administrative officials or students. One of their most important duties is to employ teachers who will best qualify for the vacan- cies in the various departments. Always hav- ing the welfare of the school in mind and striv- ing for an improved institution, these promi- nent citizens decicle and compromise all im- portant issues. Their understanding sympa- thy and patient consideration are greatly afl- mirccl and appreciated by the entire stnflt-nl body. DR, J. D. Snnwicx MR. ll. G. GATI'

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JOHN D. ANDERSON AB AM Principal of Kittanning Semor Jumor High School To the Members of the Class of 1937: Graduation from high school implies that you will soon be depending upon yourselves rather than upon your parents and teachers for guidance. Life will de mand the best that you have at all times Right decisions and actions will be pro fitable, mistakes will be costly. Character education, and judgment, to a large de gree, will be the determining factors in your growth and development. 13