North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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'lf' 'J '797-1947 LANE IN MILL CREEK PARK O valley where the panting forge Has stirred the bosom of the world, Till lol on every hillside gorge The flags of labor are unfurled. O valley rich in sturdy toil, ln all that makes a people great, We hail thee Queen of Buckeye soil And fling our challenge to the State. A Kate Brownlee Sherwood lnofzllz High gclaool l-foungsfown, Olzlo

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Dedicafion PROGRESSW. . . The future is ours. We are going to spend. the rest of our lives in the future. There- fore, progress is going to play a vital part in our everyday lives. To obtain the goal of a healthier and better future to live in, we must have progress in every type of industry, in transportation, in com- munication, in all fields of work. We must realize that progress, and progress alone, can satisfy our wants and demands. Co-operation of every indi- vidual, as well as employee, employer, company and corporation will be necessary. The contribu- tion of our hidden ability to the country, and even to the world, will play an important part in this progress. Already many organizations have well prepared plans for improvements in the future. A few of the plans are: Relief of traffic congestion, including one way streets, new bridges, and the canal, .introduction of smaller industries, a better city plan, perhaps to incorporate outlying villages, among other things. To all past and future con- tributors to progress, we dedicate the '47 edition of the Silhouette. Without the help of many who contributed 'to the making of the Silhouette, our year book would not have been such a success. We extend our gratitude and appreciation especially to William Texter, for our division pages, Youngstown College, . ' Butler Art Gallery, Youngstown Chamber of Commerce, William Gutknecht, for the loan of cuts. two