Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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. N - Ji 1 1 : Y . L. 1 TiHJ5A?il3iU1fif5H2'3 Although thc Troja1iu is at hook for and hy the studcnts, thcrc is ll Tirni force hchind the scenes which advises us zihnut this duty. Tn Miss Mathcxx's, Mr. Schoenly, and M1'. McCann wc wish to cxtcnd our sincerest thanks for their expert assistance.

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SPUNSHHS It is with feelings of pride and elation that we have had as our sponsors Miss Gable and Mr. Schoenly, two of the finest teachers in Olney. To us in the graduation class, they have been more than just history and gym teachersg they have been our helpers and advisers during the last year and a half of our stay at Olney. Those who have had occasion to need help know how friendly and helpful Mr. Schoenly and Miss Gable have been. They have given their time generously to our social and business affairs. Our senior prom and class dances would never have been so successful without their assistance. Mr. Schoenly was an invaluable help to us on the Trojan staff, and Miss Gable's ingenuity and guidance made our Class Day a success. Now that we have a chance to express our gratitude to thern, we find that all of our feelings cannot be uttered, for the truest feelings are too deep for mere words. Alf though we fall far short of what we wish to express, we say with the deepest feeling of gratitude, Thank you, Miss Gable and Mr. Schoenly, for all you have done for us.

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i CUUNSELLURS mamma Mr. Schneeherg, Miss Roat, Miss Neuman Knowledge is equivalent to force. Guided hy the wisdom of our counsellors through our courses here at Olney, we graduates are at last ahle to appreciate and to try to express our intense appreciaf tion of what they have done for us. But words, after all, are only words and may he forgotten, so we shall try to show our gratitude hy heing thc line citizens and using the good judgment which our Counsellors have taught us.