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CUSTODIANS OF THE LIGHT First row. left to right: Wilson S. Rohrbach, Charles B. Rhoads, Peter A. Angstadt. Second row: Warren B. Levengood, Roger S. Trout. TO THE CUSTODIANS of our welfare and source from which we have derived so many privileges, advantages and opportunities during the twelve years of our school life, we. the class of 1944, offer our sincere appreciation. PRESIDENT .......,.... VICE-PRESIDENT ..... SECRETARY ....... TREASURER ....... E CHARLES H. RHOADS ROGER S. TROUT WARREN B. LEVENGOOD PETER A. ANGSTADT WILSON S. ROHRBACH
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DEDICATED LLEWELLYN M. HEFFLEY B.S., M.S., Physics, Chemistry. Science Muhlenberg College University of Pennsylvania Whose unbounded interest and unceasing patience has been a great inspiration to a large num- ber of pupils who sought scien- tific knowledge in a scientific world. We who have admired his admirable friendship, noble character, and his scholarly at- tainments, dedicate this book to a sincere, loyal, faithful, and in- spiring teacher. TO THE CLASS OF 1944. You are the third class to be graduated since the entry of the United States into World War II. Many of your former schoolmates are now serving in the armed forces and essential industries. Many of you shall be called to do the same in order to bring about victory and an enduring peace. All those who have guided and directed you feel confident that you will give the best. ' You have now attained one of the goals of education. More difficult goals must be attained. Many difficult tasks must be accomplished and many perplexing problems solved. Upon you rests these many responsibilities which must be shared by one and all. To meet these problems you should have a philosophy of life to guide you along the paths which lead to these goals. This philosophy is like an anchor which is indispensable when the unusual happens. when crises arise, when emotions and thinking become confused and uncertain. Look at things from a broad standpoint. weigh, analyze and judge. You must be able to think. This is the most essential requirement for doing any job well. Look at things irom the point of view of your fellowmen, as well as your own. This must be part of your philosophy of life if you are to be happy with others. Make the most of your opportunities every day, no matter how small. There is no such thing that opportunity comes but once in a life time. There is opportunity with every task. You must have the will to do. You accomplish nothing unless you carry out your ideas and desires. Finally but by no means the least. remember that right ultimately prevails. 5
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