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

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J L To the Sensor Class You are now at the crossroads of your goal to the last young life You have reached the ward which you have worked for twelve years You must now make a choice as to what your professuon or vocation will be How well you are prepared to make this applied yourself while In school Your llfe us similar to that of an athlete If he trams and practices faithfully he can accomplish great things In a game If you have disciplined yourself by study and application you can 7 uloerinfenclenf A exiage meet the complex problems of life with success We have enloyed working with you Our best wishes go with you ln whatever walk of life you may choose We hope that our relationship wlll not end with your gradua tion but will continue for many years to come Let us not say Good bye but lust So long until we meet agam .I L HACKENBERG Superintendent of Schools ?' Dr. . . l'lacncv-v--'J choice depends on how diligently you have 0 . . ' o u u u 4 I . ll - I! ' o o s ' I I I . il ' ' ll s s Q I ' I . . I . I0

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l'll'lCllf7a 5 256092 You who are graduates of 1953 will al ways recall Shamokin High School as it exists in your minds today. Although change is continuous and time alters many things, you will remember your high school by your friendships, activities, and achievements of the past few years. Of course memories may become more mellow, and tales may change somewhat with retelling. We trust that each of you will always be loyal to your school and will actively support it whenever possible. You should always be M Pau' Swanlr interested and active in the work of your alumni association. As a class and as individuals, you have been very cooperative and desirable citizens of your school community. We have at- tempted to aid you in becoming good citi- zens of the larger world community. May the future reward each of you with happiness, health, and prosperity. PAUL SWANK Principal 1. 444,,,4 . V A I ' 4 , 7 . I I Q 4, . --ur - r. I I