Robinson Township High School - Robin Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

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ugioealing . DR. GEORGE MCANULTY: Have you ever seen a dream walking? l have. During the past year, each member of the senior class was a symbol of reverie. Each member had imaginary visions supported by ambition and effort to attain his goal. Now, that goal has been reached, graduation is a reality, a dream has come true. l ask each one of you to keep on dreaming. Dreaming that through your labor, perseverance, and Gods help, you will contribute toward the advancement of your own happiness by promoting the welfare of all man- kind. Dreams are disturbing, causing mental anxiety and fear These are the forces that delay attempts, and are the enemies of progress. Fear not to dare, to fight, to uphold ideals that are founded on a firm foundation. Have courage to overcome and face obstacles and prejudices- Have will power to subdue undermining influences. Dreams, if for the good of so- ciety, can, and will come true, providing there is a determination to walk, instead of relying upon seeming realities occuring while asleep. MR. RAYMOND L. McCULLOUGH: MR. ln life each one can wing there is a place for each of us and a work for each of us to do. The winner must achieve his victory, it cannot be bestowed on him. lf you will develop superior ability in the doing of one thing, you, too, can win. IOHN K. LOWERY: 'lt's Up To You.' This expression is not original with me but is the title of a small book written by Ralph Parlette. Ever since you were born people have been doing things for you. Your father and mother have been sacrificing that you may have plenty to eat and wear. Your friends have been playing the game of give and take with you that your exist- ence might be a pleasanter one. Your teachers and others connected with your education have been teaching you to think and act for yourself that your future may be a success- Others will continue to employ their talents for your benefit, but if you are ever to rise very high in the scale of life it can only be done thru your own efforts, or as l said in the beginning 'It's Up To You.' Nine

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THOMAS BARRETT .... May your future bring in direct proportion as many happy hours as did your school days. IAMES I. CULLINANE .... A group of experts on life among the married says men with big feet make the best husbands. An- other says fat men are the most satisfac- tory spouses. Still another claims bald- headed men are tops as both lovers and husbands. So it would appear a young woman who wants to assure herself of a Grade A Matrimonial mate should marry a fat bald-headed man with big feet- ------ Happy hunting gals! Good luck fellows! DOROTHY LINDBERG . - . . 'Men are born to succeed ---- not to fai1.' Good Luck to each of you. CThoreauP LILLIAN POGACHNICK -... Do what you have chosen to do so well that records will always show that each member of the Class of 48 has done his best-Best wishes. IACK SANTA LUCIA .... Hearty Congratula tions to the Class of l948! To each and every one of you ---- My sincerest wishes for a successful and healthy future. MARY THOMAS . . . May you realize all of your ambitions. BESSIE H. FOSTER .... . fA8 jQ6LClfLAg CECILIA BUREK .... May each and every one of you find the success and happiness you so richly deserve. BETTY LEEDY .... I extend my congratulations to the senior class and my Wish for each member is success and happiness. IOHN MCMICHAEL .... On one occasion Aris- totle was asked how much educated men were superior to those uneducated: 'As much,' said he, 'As the living are to the dead.' CPigemeslaertius: Lines of Phil osophersi tAristot1e c 150 b ci HUGO PUNTURERI ..-. Today you, the sen- iors, are entering a difficult, troubled world. With the education you have re- ceived your sense of fair play as you have shown in athletics, you shall serve as an example of shining glory portrayed by the young men and women of Amer- ica. May God guide you to a successful, happy future. EDWARD I. SYNOWKA .... Be of good cheer and your life will always be filled with bright rays of sunshine, hope, success, peace and happiness- ROBERT WRENSHALL .... May the endeavors of this, your senior year, pay rich divi- dends in the future. Were l a fairy god- mother and could bestow gifts upon the members of the Senior Class, I should give each one the priceless ability to judge all things fairly-in other words, the gift of tolerance.