Olmsted Falls High School - Senorio Yearbook (Olmsted Falls, OH)

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D E D I C A T I O N We, The Forty Niners of Olmsted Falls School, dedicate our yearbook, the Senorio, to Olmsted Falls, Ohio, which we think is the best place in the world for young people to live.

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Y 'r Y, vk i 2 A' 'SM Use today wisely, CLASS FLOWER Red rose CLASS MOTTO and tomorrow wi CLASS COLORS Blue and White serve you well

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A salute to the Class of 19492 Lest memories of high school days slowly fade and become fused with the vague panorama ofthe past, they have prepared this yearbook to preserve in all their vividness both the permanent and evanescent joys of their high school careers. May the Senorio be a source of eternal pleasure to them. To every departing class the friendships they have formed, the experiences they have undergone, the knowledge they have absorbed, constitutes apart oftheir lives always to be treas- ured. One of the pleasing laws regarding the passage of time is that after an experience has aged, only the pleasant sen- sations remain in the foreground leaving a masterpiece of life. For the boys and girls leaving the portals of Olmsted High School for the last time, may your lives continue to be the work of masters, deep in spirit, sincere in purpose and strong in character. Good luck and God Bless every one of you. W X To the Forty Ninersg J ' ltis nearly time for you, the Forty Niners, to start your search for gold or step out into Life. You represent new hope, new inspirations, new faith and you should be ready to help build high ideals of life. You should be ready to face the future with confidence. All good wishes for success and happi- ness accompanyyou. May you find peace and good will as you go forth. Ihave enjoyed working with you and for you, and thank you for the opportunity of expressing my best wishes for you. It is hard to believe that the years have passed so quickly and that you soon will be graduated. It has sometimes been rugged, never dull, and always a privilege to watch you grow from noisy, wiggling seventh grader s to young men and women with poise and assurance and great potentialities. If each of you lives up to the best that is in you, if you hold on to the deep faith that you have now, the world will be a better place be- cause Olmsted Falls' 20th century '49 'ers are apart of it. Since ina way you seem to me like my own children, I can think of much excellent Cso it seems to mel advice to give you,butIknow that you, like all young people, prefer to learn by experience. So here, instead of advice, are my wishes for you: l may experience be a gentle teacher: may you have the courage to face and to overcome the hard things that are bound to be a part of every life, may you have an evergrowing capacity to enjoy the good things that I hope will be predom- inant in all of your lives, and may God go with each of you, always . 7 L I ,S .