Northeast Bradford High School - Nord Est Yearbook (Rome, PA)

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IN MEMORIAM Vaughn Jones has been a familiar figure in the school and community life of this area for many years. Many are the students and adults alike who will remember the cheery Goodmorning and Goodnight which he always had on the tip of his tongue while driving the school bus for several years. In 1956 Vaughn took over the work as custodian in the LeRaysville Elementary School where his kindly smile and pleasant disposition aided both students and teachers alike over the rough spots which so often arise. In April of 1958 Vaughn joined us at the High School as Chief Custodian. Since then we have come to look upon him with admiration and respect. No words could more adequately or appropriately express our thoughts as to the type of man Vaughn was than the following quotations: With Malice toward none; with charity for all. Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. Therefore we the yearbook staff, on behalf of the students, teachers, and personnel of the Northeast Bradford High School, wish to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Vaughn C. Jones.

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FOREWORD And God said, ’Let there be light: ' and there was light. And God saw the light that it was good; and God divided the light from the dark¬ ness. If fears, superstitions, and prejudices are the offspring of the dark world of ignorance; the light of knowledge then becomes the birthplace of valor, understanding, and tol¬ erance. The light of knowledge is the theme of this yearbook. Our parents first shared their light of knowledge with us. Then the community shared its light with us in the form of teachers, schools, and churches. One of their goals is that we should receive as much light as we can absorb, for they believe that knowledge will light our future. Because the future is unknown, knowledge is needed to illuminate it. Our cover is a stylized sunburst or a modern symbol of the light of knowledge. Our division pages are candles, the long recognized symbol of light. They sym¬ bolize that knowledge which is available to us today. The Editors

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BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Ferris Alger, Karl Snyder, Irma Keir, Eva Chaffee, Walter Kolaga, Ruli- son Green SECOND ROW: Chester Hale, Manville Cook, Clayton Canfield, Emerson Abell, Arthur Painter THIRD ROW: Floyd Robinson, John Milner, Emmett Manchester, Edwin Upham, Audra Allyn, Donald Sampson LAST ROW: Donald Boardman, Duane Lines, Claife Hutchinson, Ernest Kuhlman, Everett Green TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Now you are Seniors! It is the fulfillment of a long cherished dream, a goal sought and reached. As you prepare now to extend your horizons and strive tor goals more lofty, we extend to you our sincere thanks for the honorable way in which you have conducted yourselves at Northeast High. We are proud of the class of ' 62 and know that your high ideals and your zeal in striving always for the best will make our troubled world a better place in which to live. To those of you who are going on to higher education, we sincerely hope that your years spent in our schools have properly prepared you, both in knowl¬ edge and in attitude, for the tasks that lie ahead. We are equally desirous that those of you wno are going directly into your chosen vocation, whatever it may be, find that our schools have properly educated your minds and your hearts to enable you to reap the fullest measure of benefit and happiness for yourselves and your fellow men. Karl Snyder, President Northeast Bradford Joint School Board