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SfuktAosit Oi 7 MR. ALEX DAVIDSON MR. JOHN P. DAVIS MR. ANTHONY MAURO MRS. JAMES McHUGH MR. GEORGE NEWELL IN MEMORIAM MR. M. M. BERLIN October 14, 1947 4 MR. ANDY REGER MR. FRANK SUPANSIC
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Sponsors of the Tour Directors and Faculty 7tittena it} Tour 1................................................................Senior Class Tour 2.........................................................Underclassmen Tour 3................................................................Junior High Tour 4.....................................................Spots of Interest Tour 5................................................................Sports Tour 6.................................................The Good Old Days
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Sfoatt vM Oi 7 e MR. QUENTIN KINTIGH Supervising Principal Many of you in this class of 1948 have spent the past twelve years attending a public school in Penn Township. Now you are about to be graduated from the high school. The people of this district, and of this great Commonwealth, have contributed in a financial way to make your graduation possible. During the time you have been in school, many different citizens of this district have unselfishly given their time by serving as directors of the school district. They have done this without pay because they believe in the great American system of public education, and in you, the boys and girls of today, who, in turn, will be the citizens of tomorrow. Our great nation has been built around a great ideal, namely, the rights, privileges, and opportunities of the individual. This ideal has grown, and our nation has grown, because men and women in our nation have been willing to serve their fellowmen. To you, the graduates of the class of 1948, I wish the best possible success and happiness in whatever occupation you choose to follow. May you make service to your fellowmen your ideal. He who serves most lives best.” MR. JOHN MOCHNICK High School Principal To Seniors of the Class of 1948: The great privileges and the responsibilities of living in our democratic nation are still yours. As high school graduates of a post-war era, you face the challenge of helping to attain a peaceful world society in which every individual will have an opportunity to contribute to and share in the highest ideals and purposes of humanity. To this end, it is our earnest hope that you will continue the pursuit of knowledge and to develop all your skills to permit the most effective and desirable participation in your community, your country, and in the world. 5
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