Lock Haven High School - Gazette Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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Senior High School Faculty J. I . Pl'DERl!AUIiII, A.B., M.A. SlllM'l'illt1'lllll'llf of Svlnmls REAIIAN I. Hocn, AJS., M.A. I rinvipzxl Sm-ioluyy, lirrnunnir-x LILIAN M. ADAMS Assistant Principal Ilwrul nf English lJI'lllIl'f'lIlI'lIl II. T,AI'voN BASINGER, ILS. llrrmmlifnv SAHAII IXECK, A.B., M.A. Ili.-flory RIARICL V. BLAIR, A.B. 1 l'l'lIl'lI SIIPIIIA C'APnIo, A.B. llnnm Ifmrunrrlirs ANIIIIEW H. CIIAIILI-is ll'vm1l1c'rn'lr 111111 IY0I'!lIfilllllll ,I,l'lNll'fllI4'llf Gm' I.. CUMMINIIS, 13.3. Ilwul of llwparlnwnf of Hr'i1'l11'ff LAVYRENCE L. IDICK, MUs.B. Supf'r'1'i.-:nr uf Music MAX FIzoIsIIsI, BB., M.A. Biology IBOROTIIY CIIBSON, B.S. l'lrysir'aI lqllllfllfflfll Ihissfx E. Gunssma, AB., M.A. Page Seven English R RH I11r'c'A GII.I.I1sPII1 Lilnwriu ' I AI.IaIf:n'r R. IAIAIVKR, 11.5. llwul of .llrlillaflnfllifzv lhlpurlr XVAYNE C. Hov, ILS. lfllylisll Hoslc PIULL, 15123. Nunn 1 'rfr1lS:1II.j1u7w -J-QL. AWPIIIIII KNIQIIII, B.C.S. f'1lHIINl'l'I'fIIl Nlalzjrrlx LAIIHA E. I,l+:I'l'zn:I.I. .A1 rt :UARY B. LAIIAIIIY, ILS. Ilomzf Ifl'1lll0llliI'S WAI.TIcn C. I.I+:vINIc, ILS. f'ml!'ll Nuf'fulSf'i1'l11'l'x l':I.lZAl3E'I'II I.I'r'I'I,I-11IAI.I:s, BS llunu' lJf'1IlI0lIlil'N MIINIIQIQ A. MAcDoNAI,II . I nln Jl1'I lflIliI','4 I nIcI1I1RIc'K S. 1'I,I:'I'c'IIm:, BS. Ilwrul nf IllllIINfI'fIlI I,l'lPlll'lIllF'llf I.IIc'II.E G. Sc'III.I.IcN, ILS. Lulin LENORE SHARP, BS.. MA. lfnylixll Colm SI'I'I'I-Ill, A.B., MA. Ilwrul nj' I'mumwrr-irol l,l'lIlll'lHll'llf C'IIr:s'I'mz B. V Im IINICKI, 13.5. l,lI.ljNiI'lll Hflm-utimz ,TLARA H. YVAGNI-zu History 5 na nf

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THE GAZETTE ' and shelter. There is no reason why there should not be enough for every- one in a land such as ours. Nevertheless, as long as a few people insist upon taking unto themselves more than they can use or care for, some folks will be left destitute. Also, as we enter into the whirl of life, we must become interested in Ending and developing means of wholesome recreation. We want clean movies, not because of the hue and cry that has been raised, but because we wish to be certain that we are spending our lives well. Wei are not doing this if we read un-clean books, attend sordid movies, or pairtake in unwholesome activities. Naturally we don't want war! Not only because we have no desire to see ourselves strewn on some bloody battlefield, but because we have never been convinced that it really pays. Where are the returns for money expended on munitions during the World War? Would you call the fortunes accumulated from their sale, sufficient returns? Was the world made safe for democracy? Is the world better off than if every one, killed in the war, could have been spared to do just one worth-While thing? So far, these questions have not been answered satisfactorily to us. Until then, we don't want war! Of course, there is no place in our plans for prejudices, either racial, national or religious. We must recognize the heritages and accomplish- ments of these people who live in this world with us. What We want most, is to understand and to live peacefully with these people. These are all realities. Each impediment represents the trials and dis- appointments in store for us before our big opportunity comes. Seniors, will we recognize this all-important opportunity when it comes? Let us, as The Class of 193 S, be a group of opportunity-seekers as well as opportunity-graspers, so that we may know that by giving to the world the best we have, the best will come back to us. -. 1 T. A. R., '3S. -5 'P 'xbxx .Tx b.:,,1,j'i Page Sm,

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THE GAZETTE Class Officers SENIOR BARBARA FURST - - BFf'1 l'X' Ii0AC'II - Vice Lolflsm Dioxin-:Y - I'IANNAH MERVINE - President President Secretary Treasurer Page liiyht