Northwest Area High School - Northwester Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

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Ethel George poses, hat in hand, and smiles as she clasps her diploma. Dorothy Vogt is much too happy for tears. Atter all, Commencement is really just a be- ginning. The future beckons. There are other goals to be attained. After the benediction has been pronounced, the band plays the recessional, March of the Priests, and the ceremony draws to a close. Slowly the graduates begin to leave the stage and walk up the aisles with mixed emotions. Some are sad, some are glad-all are relieved. As they emerge from the auditorium doors, Ethel Goss and Bessie McDaniels shed tears of sadness. Joseph Link seems content to have completed this phase of his education, Ag., '5uu-f . yy i y ! .ix Q X, x y V VI., Ek , X 1 .0 1 - Q , l X ll 4 l. l tl 0 , gf: .59 - f i . Finally the graduates remove their caps and gowns in the gymnasium, 1 receive a yellow rose, and return to their proud parents.

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Following the invocation, Mr, Miller introduces the guest speaker, Mr. David R. Perry. Mr. Perry, an attorney and a legislator, gives an interesting address on the topic A House Builded Upon A Rock. f-Fe N-'Q lu' ,R Here we see Mariorie McMichael accepting her diploma. Mr. Miller continues to call the names until all of the 44 boys and 48 girls in the class have received a diplo- ma, the symbol of twelve years of work. l38 The presentation of diplomas comes next. As Mr. Miller calls each name, the student approaches to receive his diploma. And now he has reached the letter K. Caroline Kinsey comes forward to take the square white envelope containing her diploma.

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