New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

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FORE ORD Lois Warnick Memento F riends: When we enter school we could be compared to glowing EMBERS, which when placed in the proper element, or climate, will glow and burst into FLAME. The glow, that the embers already possess, is that which is given by our parents and experiences at home, for it is there that we get the basic foundation upon which to build our further education. Through our years in schoolneveraday passes without offering new challenges. Some of the glowing EMBERS will meet these challenges, conquer them, and burn on increasing in brightness. Others will flicker and die out. The degree of our success depends upon the character and attitude of the individual. It is up to the individual to use the elements of Service, Scholarship, Leadership and Character, that our parents and teachers place before us, in a way that will add to the brightness of his EMBERS and make of them FLAMES. Through the picture story furnished by this yearbook, we hope you will be able to see the progress of each student, in school activities, and to what extent he has used the elements of education. May the FLAME from the lamp of learning ever brighten his life. Sincerely, Mega! LDIS WARNICK Editor -in-Chief THEME time jfalne ,y THIS IS THE WAY - - The FLAME from the lamp of learning has affected us here at the New Oxford High School, how it has kindled the spark of education, and fanned it into full flame -- and how we have worked in its warm glow and struggled in its flickering shadows.