Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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l MR. NORMAN S. MARTIN N selecting a dedicatee for our yearbook, we have tried to choose someone who, in the eyes of the students. is both a friend and a teacher. We feel that AIR. NORMAN S. AIARTIN has proved himself to be both of these. During his professional life he has taught in the Commercial Department for the past thirty-six years, and has been vice-principal of our school for four years. We shall remember him as a leader both in school and in our community. For many years he served on the Town Council as well as on many other civic organizations. For his fine spirit of cooperation, thoughtful guidance, and courage, We, the CLASS OF I9-10, are truly grateful and do sincerely dedicate this yearbook to him. C O H O 1'

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I cb Nl'f'S success or failure depends largely upon one's re- actions to lifels experiences. 'llhe good or evil effect of an experience depends upon one's reaction to that exper- ience. Consider well how you react. Proper reactions to experiences lead to poise, power, personality, success. Ponder the meamrrg in the statement, React properly to all of your experiences. IDR. lfiuxig NI. H,us'roN S!lfH'I'iIIfl'lltfI'lll nf Selmulx Wxxx liouco or lCm'c.vi' Mk. l,.uoav IC. klRtilI.I. l,l'l'.t'lilI'lIf MR, I. Iiikov -louNsoN fvffr l'I'r'.y'f.l1'1ll Mk. R.u.vn l'. Ilol.i.ow,xv Sl'1'I'l'f1ll'y MR. Izmiiek la. 5.yvi.ok 1'l'l'tl.YIH'l'f Mk. l,i-:ouxium A. lluxrwiui MR. nl. Russia. RliIl SNlilDlR MR. jour: Metiuua DR. lfiuxk M. Il.us'roN Sufuwillfrmlrnl MR. C. lQIlXIlIND XVI l.l.S Srlfffitnr whole world will he with you. and beautiful life. l Y dear young friends, rememher you have to work xVlllxTllt'T you handle piek and shovel or a set of hooks, dig ditches or edit a newspaper, ring door hells or write funny stories, you must work. llonlt he afraid of killing yourself hy overworking while on the sunny side of middle age. Xlen die sometimes, hut it is heeause they quit at four p. m. and arrivc home at two a. m. lt's the intervals that kill. lVork gives ap- petite for your mealsg it lends solidity to your slumherg it gives a perfect appreciation of a holiday. 'llhere are young men who do not work, hut the country is Ilot proud of them. lt does not even know their names, it only speaks of them as So and So. Few people admire them, the great, husy world doesn't know they are here. So determine what you want to he and do. 'llake off your coat and make dust in the world. 'llhe husier you are. the less harm you are apt to get into, the sweeter will he your sleep, the hrighter your holidays, and the hetter satisfied the May God hless you, and may you have a long, happy, MR. llaauv I,. Sxirrn Principal