Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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A s rrrr Man has never been satisfied. As he probes farther into the area beyond our sensible atmosphere, he will learn more about his environment. He will understand better the order and beauty of creation. Man may then come to realize that war will avail him nothing but catastrophe. He may grasp the truth that there is something much bigger than his one little world. Before the majesty of what he will find in space, he must stand in reverential awe. There is, then, no question of man's belonging or not belonging in space. He belongs wherever his knowledge and skills can carry him. As his technology advances, he will be free to devote more of his time to thinking and to dreaming; he will be able to raise civilization to new levels. When space flight frees man from the final chains of gravity, he will have a new and wonderful experience of God's truth. The gateway of heaven will be open to him. We, the class of 1960, are the leaders of the future. In this yearbook, we are endeavoring to show that our generation will lead the flight into the future.

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Mrs. Walter is telling Mr. Cantelmi something interesting. Is Mrs. Craw-ford wondering when school will be out, too?