Shamokin Area High School - Review Yearbook (Shamokin, PA)

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H XC lxl XB Superintendent's Message CLASS OF 1951: It is with deep regret that we say hail and farewell to you. As you leave the portals of your high school you are facing a hard and cruel world. A world filled with hate: a world divided into two camps whose ideals and philosophies are entirely op- posing to each other. These two camps create perplexing problems that you must help to solve. The degree to which you will be pre- pared to solve these problems depends on how seriously you applied yourselves and accepted your training while in school. However your training in sehool is only the beginning of an education XVe hope to be of service to you after you are gone Please believe me when I say we will miss you But we hope you will return often even if it is only for a cheery 'IC O I I HACKENBFM, Snpr 1 mfr mfr uf Board of Education X l I

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Principal s Message lNexer ln our hlstors has th xmmedlatc future carrled so much sxgnxficanct for our young men and young women The preser xatnon of our natlon and of Chrlstlan C1XlllZ3 tlon IS ser1ousls challenged bx the hordes of Communxsm ThlS challenge must be met To be a c1t1zen of and lne wlrhm the Unlted States 15 the greatest prnllege ln thls world Be proud to defend thls prlulege The flnger of destmy poxnts to each hxgh school semor throughout our country and beckons h1m to takc hls placc nn th natlonal defensc Thns may bc ln tht armtd forces, tht hospltals, or tht manufacturmg plants Your lngh school educatlon has prcpartd you to take better your place nn SOCICIQ Above that, nt has placed upon you the responsnblllty to defend our democratlc way of lnfe so that thxs natlon, under God shall not perlsh from the earth As you leave Shamokxn Hlgh School max you ll'1dlXldLl3lly 3ChlCVC the success you de serve and may God bless you ln your endeavors X P l XOSBLR H P I VOSBURGH, 111,14 fp 11 ulss xx xxm Nllss XX ANN ns strung htr hrst xexr IS sccrttxrx to Xlr Xosburgh She hnds hcr sccrttarnl dutxts pltlsmt md sht lllxcs xxorlxmg xuth the studtnts urs muth ss ADKXIS nut scrttux m Supumttndtnts ofhtt h ds hu xx nlt urs mttrtstmg Xlks IJIPIXNII IS rtctptlomst trttts cxtrxom m htr frltndlx chttrful xx IX Nllss Pxrlxxn 1 stcrtmrx ptrtormt I1 r dutxts most capablx l l' I I 9 1 T V . . V 0 . . E 4 , c . 1. . I V A V - Y . . . . - . 4 A . . .V . . . . .y. . . . .Y. . X l' l . ll I ., 3 I V ll I 2 I . l . . ' I i 2. . 7 . . H . - - .lR. . . ' ' KV a 7, . 7 - 1 , . Sm r'1'ltlry 3 V V', , 4- V, ,-. V I 7 - y s - - s -ms ,V 'V ' ', t - . 'Vv V V' , V' , fx. - - K I . Nh ,I -, A . V LC- , t thc x r'- u x '- As l . - ', l'I ' V4.. ., . ' , , ' Y. . . . I A,----,Q ,-, ,JU x-x ' y ' 1 ., v . I, A . ,V A 4',V.A-,i s-, 'V' , rx .2 . s . Nlss .-X.l.1ms, Xl s, lJil .mre, NIM lxel,1nrl