Matamoras High School - Delaware Yearbook (Matamoras, PA)

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FOREWORD As the earth in its journey follows a general path, so do vve, the Class of 1941, in our journey through High School. Unlike the earth, we had variations and a purpose. Our purpose was to be graduated from Matamoras High School. As a great and invisible force holds stars to their paths, so does a quality in our souls bind us together, making all weak units into one, yet making that one so strong that when eventually the time comes for us to go into the world, our lives and souls will be the better for having been a part of this quality. A The end of our journey is now at hand As meteoroids fall from stars, thus adding to other stars, so did our class both gain and lose members. The gains are treasured, the losses mourned. As tornadoes, droughts, and hurricanes beset the earth, so our class passed through trials and tribulations. As little as they affect the earth, so did we arise triumphant. As heavenly bodies from time immemorial have inspired man, so may we, the Class of 1941, inspire following classes by this, our book THE 1941 DELAWARE. 41-get 4 ,. Nik- j 'I X f X Af! t 0 XX f 'Q at ' X 1' if If X 5' I V 'sig' .xfrtxfjlj J 1 1 1 iifzwj if li ,x W gi, f ff' . .far a . rr ar.. . at A