Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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ATICJ 7a him ,,, much more to achieve. You have learned much and have overcome many obstacles, but ttlere are always Hnew worlcts to conqueru. So it is to you, the Senior Class of 1942, that wc, the Minetas Staff, in recognition of your achievements and in anticipation of trials yet to come, dedicate this Minetas. THE Emma

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DEDIC 7a Aw THE Senior Class has at last reached the encl of the trail. Even now you are loolcing haclc over the long trail, recalling experiences on that trail. There were amus- ing things, arguments with teachers, quarrels with school- mates. Everything that was important then seems trivial now. You have come tar along the trail, lout you still have far to go. You have achieveol much, hut there is still

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14aaumZZ!wC'!ac!zaZ.L' HIS year's Minetas is buitt up around a ctoctc. We are attempting to show something of the battering Utd Father Time takes as he treics his weary way 'through each day. From the jangting of the atarm ctoctc which bicts us rise to the soft chimes ot midnight which tutts us to steep. Vve matce each step he takes become stightty more agonized. From toating in the hatts between betis, to ctetention halt, we are attempting to portray the schoot tite. This book is divided into three sections, Niorning, Afternoon, and Evening. These sections have a double meaning. For instance, in the morning section, we show you the activities that taice ptace in the mornings, and, at the same time show the activities that take ptace at the beginning ot' the schoot year. it is titting that time is the theme of this iwinetas, tor. in this wortd ot war, time is the essence of att things and time marches ceasetessty onward.