North York High School - Panther Yearbook (North York, PA)

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Officerr President ..,,. . . A . .Glenn C. Icxcoby Vice President. . , . . , . . .Richard D. Snyder Secretary ...i.., ..... D oris R. White Treasurer ...... Frank G. Oberdick 26

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RICHARD H. WHERLEY 112 W. Sixth Ave, York Commercial Pete, an all around good guy, spends his time running to school ta good Way to keep in shape lor trackl. Pete is 12-3's walk- ing dictionary. In the future Dick hopes to become a teach- er. Good luck. JAMES H. WHORL 101- W. Sixth Ave. York General Mouse, the sleeping beauty of the class, is I. W. Gitt's right hand man. He also runs errands tor Mr. Bitzer. After graduation he wants to become a swabbie. N DORIS R WHITE R. D. 1, Manchester Commercial Dorrie, an all around good sport, is a willing worker. Her school activities show only too well her ability as a secretary. With a personality that shines a mile, Dorrie has many friends and is sure to be a successful secretary.

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We, the Class ot '50, Hail thee, North York High, We will ever stand by you, As your banners meet the sky. Many other classes Have before us gone, But we will ever stand by you, CLASS SONG The picnics, the parties, The hayrides, what lun! The teachers, the classes Have all made us one. So loyal and true We will always be to you, Old North York I-lighl As we travel on. - ' fBy Doris R. White Class Motto: l'Per Aspera Ad Astra CLLJ-- Hard Roads Lead to the Stars Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Blue and White Oh, is there .a man Who lives today, Who loves to live, And lives to pray- A man who fears Of only onee This is his God With grace undone? Oh, is there a man Who loves his name, But hunts not wealth And seeks not fame, Who loves his brother, And loves his toes, Who loves his God, To whom lite he owes? Q IS By Glenn C, Iacoby Oh, is there a man Content to give, Who tears not death Nor tears to live, Who knows the way The right path goes, For he reads the word And thus he knows? Oh, is there a man In this human race Who praises not fools And gives not disgrace? Show me that man Who teaches to make The youth alert And the nation great, 27 Who cares not for The fancies of men, But seeks with love A greater Friendg With trouble around him Like a great Wall, He does not weaken, For the weak may tall. Who is this man Ot whom we speak, Who loves to live, And knows not defeat? This may be you, My doubting friend, If you your life To God will lend.