Orchard Park High School - Quaker Yearbook (Orchard Park, NY)

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The Board Left to Rlght Mrs Paul Keller Mr Lawrence Godfrey Mr Arthur Boldt Vlce Presldent Mr UR smcere gratltude to thxs group of comrnumty consclous cxtlzens who have gwen much of thelr txme and effort to make our school a better place ln whlch to 11ve MR W RAYMOND BUELL Dlstrlct Superlntendent 6 l Gordon ffvatee, Presidentg and Mr. Walter sleiner

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0 a Reallty . ll l V1 Qt...-.... UR school 1S an open door through wh1ch w1ll step the generatlons of the future Long hard years of thought and work have gone 1nto the constructlon of th1s bu1ld1ng It IS beau t1ful 1n l1ne 1n proport1on 1n content, but more than all of these It IS beaut1ful 1n servlce By serv1ce I mean the many, varled opportun1t1es offered to all of us to cult1vate and de velop ourselves 1n preparat1on for c1t1zensh1p 1n the world of tomorrow Th1S development IS even more 1mportant than whether or not we rece1ve A s on our report cards for although It IS poss1ble to f1nd happmess IH later l1fe wlthout rememberlng 1n what year Washmgton fought the battle of Trenton, It IS 1mposs1ble to l1ve peaceably beslde ne1ghbors about whom one knows noth1ng and has narrow blgoted prejudlces School IS a type of prov1ng ground It teaches one how to learn where to learn and what there IS to be learned However at the same t1me one IS learn1ng the lmportance of 1nd1v1dua1 personalltles 1n the f1eld of human relat1ons We who are the students of today w1ll before long become c1t1zens 1n th1s chaot1c world of ours Then we w1ll be at the helm and we must have a r1ch supply of knowledge comb1ned w1th the ablllty to use lt wlsely or we shall f1nd ourselves headed Stfalght toward obl1v1on Our school means a great deal to me 1n many d1fferent ways It IS a challenge of ab1l 1tl6S It IS an a1d to apprec1at1on lt 1S a source of constant st1mulat1on But most 1mpor tant of all, lt IS an open door the threshold of WhlCh we eventually stand upon 1n ant1c1pa t1on and gaze through at the world before us QExcerpt from Ded1cat1on speech by Sue Sullenbergerl 5 S' ,sw-fwie T d , ' I l i 2 3 - I 2 . 1 all as 1 W a W a 1 ew s 1 'E ' X I , 2 i-'ii ' e --,ff 'I L, 1 4 e ,, 1 - .,4,'Qs51tif , Y 4- U M as 'U - ' lg r M W -1 wr . ::- - 1 1 - .Iv L A 1, , - - . . . I ' ' ' .K ,:l4...-.35 fftjifv ' -X I . 'Lk fl. 'M N -va,-us. W-A W I M :x,4 v ag , . ' Mwfv , .. A 1:Q...w.ik ,..,..,f,r- . K1 l , ,V Wait: V , ,,l. 1 H . , . . , I ' - . , . , , . . . . . . . . . 1 ' ! . 1 . . . . ' Y 7 ' ! Y ' , , . . . . 0 . . - 9 3 . a a a - , - . I

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