North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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The Silhouette All the days we,ve been together, F endly we recall; L Days of fair and stormy weather, Thou hast gladdened all. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, North High fair and true, Grateful sons with love unfailing, All our vows renew. Published by The Senior Class of North High School Youngstown, Ohio I965

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Foreword Ten years from now as we are thumbing through the pages 6f this yearbook, some of us will become only too aware of all the pleasant memories our school years have given us. Some, itis sad to say, wonit be able to recall as many happy times as others because their time and energy wasnit spent on the really important task of the day-getting a good education. Students often don,t realize that there is really fun in learning, and they can gain self-satisfaction in understanding. The old adage, 6iAll work and no play makes Jack a dull boy? is carried to extremes, and in later years they regret their not taking full advantage of all the oppor- tunities afforded them. The functioning of a high school may be compared to the functioning of a large family. The principal and faculty members represent the heads of a household, whose foremost job is to endow their children with some ability, quality, and talent. As the children in a large family, the students may use their discretion in deciding whether or not they should take heed 0f the advice and counsel offered them. Some of the students take full advantage, while others tend to ignore it completely. In All the Days Weive Been Together, friendships have been made and broken, and many difficult trials have been encountered and overcome. The seeds of knowledge, truth, and understanding have been so care- fully planted, and the results so satisfactory, that the whole process is more than just worthwhile.