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

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The Foreword As we mark the completion of our formal secondary education, it is evident that education must be a continuous process. If we have been able to acquire at least some understanding of the world in which we live, our time has been well spent. In the future, may we never forget these carefree days of our youth, which will serve as an inspiration in every With this in mind then, the Senior Class presents to the student body, Van a} ae oe 0 ‘ ) y ] iY Mh ; yy A Vv AW) Vv l Pi i) K Ni , % al NV Tt | J h ae | 6 ; y frat | fl Nf tH , } Hy | Ny) at i NN | Th ) yy N) yy) : { 4 Y | N 2 A 2 Nya)? Stee Pepe nya ta Y V yy ‘ V7 yh t, J {i f , [’ X W 1S Sorpear V Fe Kf ¥ Wh ; St ae aa J vs vA y . inl V ig vii V V M | ON u | N J ,f Ny } | vy decision made along the road of life. the faculty, and parents, the 1962 Colophon. (]} yi - aA: £ 7 Che Le ae 7S Ld € PLAT AS SJUOtKte ( Z we (BO ZB ee . Mt LOCGEL , 2 wy: e ak Lil Lu é i Ah

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DR. WILLIAM D. MULLIN Friendliness, kindness, patience, and integrity are characteristics that portray our Principal—Dr. William D. Mullin. We, the Class of 1962, show our appreciation for these outstanding qualities by awarding this, the last edition of the Colophon, to our leader. After graduating from the Pennsylvania State University in 1922, Dr. Mullin came to Hurst High School as a teacher of physics and chemistry. In 1924, he was elevated to the office of Principal, a position he has held with dignity until the present. Always interested in educational advancement, Dr. Mullin early in his career earned the Master’s Degree and the Doctor of Education Degree from the University of Pittsburgh. During his administration, Dr. Mullin has become a beacon of inspiration to everyone that has been associated with our school. Students were made to realize that they were on the brink of undreamed progress, and that careers, which were yet only ideas in the minds of imaginative men, lie ahead for those that have ideas, ambi- tion and ability. From Dr. Mullin, students have learned that perserverance discovers new paths; and the more they hunt for one road, the more it leads to others, which brings new thoughts, inspiration, and success.