Orwigsburg High School - Hi Crier Yearbook (Orwigsburg, PA)

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pmaaaa Mmm The American High School Graduate announces, through his Commencement , that he is a real American. Graduation is one of the first important signals of a cooperative citizen. The willing youth applies his talents to meet the requirements for graduation. You have done that. You may have learned to lead and to follow. That is democracy. VVhatever your dreams or ideals you have experienced the sorrow of mismanagement of your time and talents as well as the joy of a jolb well done. Those lessons are in the past. Determine to use them to advantage in the future. The traditions of an American Education are yours to use. Exercise them by cherishing the values placed upon the home which is the foundation of all nations. Re- spect the importance of the democratic processes in your community, your state, and n-ation so democracy will thrive. Have ieveicnce for those things which are Holy so you may grow in spiritual stature worthy of a Christian. As you go along life's pathways heed the constant call to initiative, responsibility, self-reliance and reasonable thought and action. Our complex society demands a re- turn to books, forums, and the counzcl of your elders. Consult them constantly so you may take your place as a full-ilcdgcd citizen ieady and willing to serve. The Faculty of the Orwigsburg Schools join me in extending to you congratulations upon your graduation and best wishes for continued success. T Cjyom

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Feature Editor' ELIZABETH MOYER Art Editor RETA RARICK Assistant Art Editor RICHARD KRINER Humor Editor HERBERT FRITZ Assistant Humor Editor ARTHUR BACHMAN Circulation Manager RICHARD MOYER Jli- Gaim SEQ Assistant Assistant Feature Literary Editor Editor REBECCA JOAN FOLK KUNKEL Edltorvin-Chief LAWVRLNCL DEIBERT dl Assistant Ed1t0I'- In-Chief LEROY KIMMEL Assistant Circulation M aiiagzcr CHARLES BERGER E61 Assistant Advertising Manager SARAH HAESELER Literary Editor DOROTHY RUSINKO Sports Editor SAMUEL LEIBENSPERGER Assistant Sports Editor JAY BERGER Business Manager ARTHUR FAU ST Assistant Business Manager WILLIAM RHODES Advertising Manager JOHN WAGNER

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fn Memmiam Miss Oulieta I. Bodey, teacher of the Fourth Grade of the Orvvigsburg Public Schools, died De- cember 16, 1947, aged fifty-eight years. Mr. John A. Werner, who died December 22, 1947, at the age of sixty-eight years, was the Secretary of the Board of Education for thirty-five years. Mr. john S. Zulick was a member of the Board of Education continuously from the year 1889. He served as President of the Board from 1916 to 1946, when he resigned 'because of ill health, but was an honorary member until his death on February 3, 1948, aged seventy-five years. Noble ideals of truth and justice, loyalty and ser- vice were the guiding principles of their lives. They have influenced immeasurably the schools and the community. The effects of Christian living are found in the lives of all those who were privileged to come under their influence. E81