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

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Standing: Mr. George Ponzurik, Dr. William D. Mullin, Mr. Herbert Smith, Mr. Clyde Bitner Mr. Bernard Novak. Sitting: Dr. Lloyd F. Rumhaugh, Mr. Andrew Harvan, Mr. Clair Morgan, Mr. William Smitley THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The Class ot l948 wishes to express its gratitude to the Board ot Education, which has provided for them an adequate and a Well-rounded education. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD President ..... Vice President .... Treasurer .... Secretary ............... . . . . Williatn Smitley George Ponzurik 9 .. . Clair Morgan . . . Herbert Smith . . . . . Clyde Bitner . . Andrew Harvan Bernard Novak

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The Colophon editorial start has built this year's Annual around the theme, Down Memory Lane. The pictures and the printed words are records of high school happenings. These records may suggest other associations you have had in your high school liteg associations concerned with an athletic game, a social event, a class play, a classroom achievement or certain other curricular or extracurricular activities. Today they are memories. Are you satisfied with these mem- ories? Vifhat accomplishments do they picture? How often we hear the trite expression that what we get out of life depends upon what We put into it. The nation, the state, the community and the home need trained individuals who can do things and in doing them, contribute service to their tellowmen. You live your own lite, make your own decisions and oi neces- sity reap the reward or surfer the consequence. Let us protit by our high school experiences. Have a definite purpose and work toward it. Do not procrastinateg each year passes quickly. As the years pass may they pro- duce pleasant memories' memories which come from LLOYD F. HUMBAUGH, B. A., Ed M, Ed. M. Sup:-iintondcnt of Schools Memories linger long atter the actual living ot the present has ended. As a challenge to us may we live tor something. Each day ot school can be made a liv- ing experience with thoughts, words and deeds that can be cherished within our memories in the days ot tomorrow. Day by day, in work, in play, and school, let each one of us be alert, enthusiastic and optimistic and look forward, onward and upward, ever confident and trusting in the destiny ot America and in the teachings ot the greatest Master Teacher. Human lives may be great cathedrals ot learning or mere hovels depending upon what we do and how we do it. The world is no better or worse to you than you make it, Nevertheless, the sands ot time will not write our individual names on tablets of fame, tortune and honor, but the little deeds of goodness, words ot understanding and mutual sympathy that we utter, and the generous tolerance that we practice will leave behind us a monument of virtue that the storms of lite never destroy. Dr. Mullin IO the satisfaction of having lived a lite worthwhile. Dr. Rumbaugh l l WILLIAM D. MULLIN, B, S., M. S., Ed. M., Ed. D High School Piinvipal