Prospect Park High School - Prospector Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)

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Q! . Xxx Joan Ackroyd Gene Dogor Helen Fvhl Secretary lleulth 81 Physical Ed. Fommercizxl Ruth Atkinson Iizitin, French. English Harry Cooloy Russell Hillogass Ida Huwvtt Music Junior lligh Mathematics Fommerciul Elizabeth Crzivon Social Studies, Ad. Math. Nancy Curran Senior High English eight Lois Graham Junior High English Solomon Grvvnbcrg: Senior High Science Mildred Hart Library

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MIN ISTRATIO RUSSELL L. WILLIAMS lt seems to me the greatest challenge facing American leader- ship today is the development of moral and spiritual values. Moral values have been shaken by two world wars within one generation, corruption in high offices, and the changing patterns of home and family life. The logical place to start is with our young people. The home, the church, the school, and the community must work together in seeking at solution to this problem. The home is the greatest single factor in forming character. The church seeks to unclerstand and teach the relation of man to Gocl. The community can insure a healthful moral environment. The public Schools can teach these values at every opportunity. The future of American clemocracy may well clepentl in large part upon the initiative and Success with which this challenge is met. SCVCH

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Hclcn Lerch Mary Smith Albert R. Thompson Edward V. Topping Art Home Economics History, P. of A. D. Science Joan McGinnis Hannah Wintcrling Secretary Nurse Robert Michencr Richard Wright Norman Wray Grace Wolfcnden Industrial Arts Health A Phys. Ed. Senior High Mathematics English. Spanish J. E. Sturgis Nagle Guidance, Social Studies John Quick Geography, History 11ll'lC