Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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o::o: ccocoa::oooo:::oo::o::oo:::: ALMA MATER Our Alma Mater's praise we sing, our love and homage true. We pledge to her our loyalty. and try our best to do All that she's taught us through the years we've sat beneath her rule. Those glorious days! Those happy days! Our own Montrose High School. 2

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THE ACTA f 5- x,QW, Y f ' 1! 2 f 3.752 5f::3, - S If Q f x xx Published by SENIOR CLASS Of MONTROSE HIGH SCHOOL

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DAYTON L. BIRCHARD High School Principal A new class, that ot l956, is about to take its place in a larger sphere ot activity. From your school experience some principles to guide in the pattern ot living must have emerged. In our complex civilization one ot the guideposts to a fuller lite is that ot cooperative worlc with one's fellows. Cooperative activity brings the greatest ot human satisfaction. He who rises upon the broken spirits and bodies ot others may attain power and wealth, but he still must live with his own conscience. Among the challenging situations today which should enlist our united ettort tor solution are disease, poverty, ignorance, spiritual blindness. control ot great forces of atomic energy and solar power, and the at- tainment ot a lasting world peace. My wish tor the members ot your class is not tor ease and seltish using-up ot things but tor the satisfaction which may be yours in the cooperative struggle, that all may enioy the benefits ot a benevolent Creator. 3