Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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EOHPCJ of 86AlCdfl0H Presldent CARL CHRISTMAN Vuce Presndent GRACE BIERLY Treasurer MABEL SCHATZLEIN HARRY KLINE WOODROW MERTZ The five members of thus Board of Educatnon are greatly Interested In the school and nts students Four of the members are former teachers At the present time Carl Chrlst man and Woodrow Mertz sell Insurance Harry Kline operates a pattern shop Mabel Schatzleun and Grace Bnerly are housewnves Each one of these members ns actnve ln cuvuc aftanrs and varnous organlzatuons of Kutztown and vncmnty 'kst

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31,0 mart I 52 ff Edltor JOAN FREY Assistant Edutor JOHN STOLZ Busnness Manager JUNE FEGELY Art Editor JOANNE KISTLER Sports Edntor WILLIAM WESSNER Feature Writers PATRICIA WEBBER HAROLD GUINTHER FAYE WAGAMAN Faculty Advisor MRS MARY DOLAN We the yearbook staff put Into thus book what we felt would bring back fond memorues of happy years We made the book for you and we certamly hope you enloy at We wash to thank all those who although not on the staff contributed to thus book Q41 I I . . . . . I .

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NORMAN L FREY Supervlsmg Prmcupal BS Muhlenberg College MEd Penn State .7 jhe 1951 Cfaaa Whlttler beautifully says of thus season of the year ln these sweet June days, the teacher and and to you and to me, members of the class of 1951 thus time of separation us very close at hand and has stolen upon us almost unaware untll nothmg us left to be sand but the words of advnce that all teachers are so anxnous to say Use your lmagmatlon and return to the scene of your childhood when you stepped unto the school room for the f1rst time In your lufe and you wall realnze that on graduatlon day out of your helplessness you have emerged unto the stature of men and women Even though the road at times was dark and rough klnd hands and strong arms came to your assistance But now comes a change In your llves Henceforth you are to become glvers rather than receivers and In he words of the Great Teacher Freely ye have received freely gnve Thus as my message to you May ut be one of the stones of your foundatuon upon whlch you wall buuld your llves HARRY B YODER 'A' 6 0l'll0l 256092 1951 as an Important year Wull the world come to :ts senses In tame and wtll we have peace, or will we go over the brlnk Into the depths of war and destructuon from whlch we may not emerge un our lnfetume'P You dad not brmg about these condltlons, but your futures are dependent on their outcome The future plans are all terminated by a bug nf All this IS very dnsconcertxng but we must look for the best plan for the best If we want to do our utmost for the world and ourselves Make your plans, follow them as well as you can If you are mterrupted hope that It may be only for a short time and that you can agann take up where you left off It IS very encouragmg to note that whsle we may seem to be In danger of a holocaust there are sugns of overall and eventual vlctory for the forces of good and of progress Prepare for the long range future the :mme dlate future may not last as long as we thunk NORMAN L FREY W HARRY B YODER Prnncapal BS Muhlenberg College MA Columbua Unlverslty U y . . ,,. ,, I I I . I I 1 s a 5 ' - 0 I l . scholar trust their parting feet to separate ways, 1 ' I '-,' Z , y A s r 'V .R I l A I I ' I I t ll I - - ll , . 1: