Mount Pleasant High School - Log / Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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I IAIA .V,'q l up W ,-Q-:Q W if 'Q s in Four ears . . . mciuvziion When we entered the halls of Hurst four years ago and were welcomed in our first assemhly exercises hy our principal, Mr. Mullin, we were addressed for the first time as the Class of 10-ll, We were proud of that name which then seemed as remote as some mythical land. How quiclely those four years have passed until now it is hard to realize that we were one those pre-adolescents. entering the doors of llurst with mouths agape and hearts pounding! We have grown up in these four years as we passed through the flip- pant sophomore stage to heeome enthusiastic juniors and then dignified seniors Now we stand on the hrinlv and whether we sinla or swim is up to each one of us. During our four years at l lurst, we seniors have had friendly guidance and excellent eo-operation from our administrationwfrom lX'fr Rum- haugh and lXlr. Mullin, whose advice and help proved invaluahle, from the school hoard whose unllailing interest in us has urged us onward, and from our faculty memhers whose patience and slsill have prepared us to face our prohlems with understanding, who also have given us a firm ldasis for living.