Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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Forward March I Theme. . U USIC is the zmwersal language and because it is so all--perfuading we hafue chosen it as the basic rhythm aroimd which we might weave the song' of our four years in H igh School. Ami we have dared to find in every senior some distinc- tive melody. We have done what we cozriid, in short, to make their lives, from this point onf--a song. 'Y' I three

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Iwo Foreword . .. HE score is complete at last, written in four parts, having, we hope, some harmony. Wl1at music there will come of it we cannot say. We suspect that there may he, here and there, ti false note. Our comments rmzy he too sharp -or too flat. Offering it now to the retul- ers-the real nuisiciarls-we hope that they will find it worth the playing. . . , The Eclitors

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Dedication MR. GEORGE M. CLAUSER Auld Lang Sync ECAUSE he has completed fifty years of service as a teacher, fortyfone of which he tleluoted to the Minersqiille Schools, and lvecaiise he retains on the eve of his retirement a lively interest in the problems of educa- tion, anal hecause he has exemplijiecl the good citizen, lnoth in the school room and the community, we dedicate this, the 19.37 Eleusinia, to George M. Clanser, Principal of the Fourth Street School.