North East High School - Aquilo Yearbook (North East, PA)

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School Board ROW 1-4SeatedJ-Theodore Sprague, Richard Wassink, James Bryan, Kenneth Bostwick, Mrs. Eliz- abeth Sceiford, Warner Tillack. ROW 2-CStandingD-Raymond Mead, Harry L. Thompson, Paul Taylor, John Hallenburg, Donald Campbell. Kenneth Bostwick ........ ........,............. P resident Richard Wassink ..........................,.......... ...,...,. V ice-President Warner Tillack fnon-memberl ....... ........,.... S ecretary Raymond Mead ............................................ .... ....... T r easurer Members of the school board, including their years of service, were: Theodore Sprague f25th yearl, Mrs. Elizabeth Sceiford f22nd yearl, Harry L. Thompson C22nd yearl, Ken- neth Bostwick 112th yearl, Raymond Mead tl2th yearl, James Bryan fl2th yearl, Rich- ard Wlassink filth yearl, John Hallenburg filth yearl, Paul Taylor C2nd yearl, and Donald Campbell f2nd yearl . . . Composed of citizens of advanced education, extensive experi- ence, and a wide variety of backgrounds . . . Major interest-the welfare of the student body . . . Elect the teachers, principal, and the superintendent . . . Township board took care of the school bus situation . . . Borough board was responsible for activities on the recreational areas . . . Experienced great co-operation between these two divisions of the school board . . . Set up the school taxes for the community . . . Kept a close Watch to see that the budget was balanced . . . Spent many long hours and received no pay for their hard work . . . Deserve a great deal of recognition and thanks for the interest shown in our school and our community. Page Six

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Administration Congratulations, Seniors: You have just completed your public schooling in a free and democratic land. Very few youth of your age in this World have had the privilege which you have just experienced. Wfith every privilege that is given, there is an added responsi- bility, and 1 sincerely hope that the program which has been provided for you will assist you in being responsible Amer- icans. Good luck and best wishes to all of you, and Cod bless you in your endeavors in the future. MATTHEW HOSIE Page Eight To the Members of the Class of 1961: We are living in a world filled with tension, greed, and uncertainty. This con,- dition, either directly or indirectly, gov- erns the activities of all men. Those of us Who are to succeed in a world such as this, must have unusual physical stamina, good judgment, and a well-rounded edu- cation. 1 sincerely hope that the twelve years spent in acquiring a high school education will help you overcome these obstacles. 1 thank each of you for your helpfulness, cooperation and loyalty. lt is my hope that each of you may succeed in proportion to your ability and effort. Sincerely, E. C. DAVIS To the Class of 1961: Congratulations on the achievements of being a mem- ber of the graduating class of 1961. This rung on the ladder of education and life has been attained by sacrifice and hard work by you and your many friends throughout the years. Life is made up, not of great sacrifices or duties, but of little things, in which smiles, kindnesses, and small ob- ligations, given habitually, win and preserve the heart and secure comfort. As you pass on to a richer and fuller life in new ven- tures, may you rely on the many friends you have made in each step and goal of life. May success be yours as you grow and strive to greater goals in the years ahead. CHARLES FI. SHERRIEB