Sharon Hill High School - Owl Yearbook (Sharon Hill, PA)

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MR. C. K. WAGNER MR. HUGH K. JOHNSTON ADMINISTRATORS TO THE CLASS OF 1944: We wish you well as you. complete your High School course and move out into a war torn world. During the year six of your boys left for service and many others will enter soon. Your last two years have been disturbed by war with its constant inter- ference with your normal routines of life. We hope and pray that your educational founda- tions are secure and that' you will readily fit into your proper niche-fighting front, industrial front, or home front. The coming year promises to bring to our nation many heartaches and grave responsi- bilities-but also a glorious and just Peace. . . . a heavier load, . . . a higher toll, . . . a harder road, . . . a grealer goal, All this' and more, The Promise of 'Forty Four. The faculty and student body join me in wishing you Godspeed and success to your every effort. . g c. K. WAGNER TO THE. CLASS' OF 1944: Make no liiile planrj They have no magic lo rlir mezz'J bloody Make big plazzfy Aim high in hope and work. Let your watchword he order and your hearorz beauty. -Daniel Hudson Burnham What the future holds for you we do not knowg we do know, however, that the opportunities will be great and will of necessity demand a better solution of our social and economic problems. The future of mankind depends upon the type of civilization which issues' from this war. Upon you and yours rests a share of the burden and res onsibility of creating a better world, The knowledge and spirit of willingness to serve that you have attained throughout your years of schooling should aid much in hel ing you to live in harmony with yourself and your fhllowman. . May you all aim and act toward a fairer tomorrow. HUGH K. JOHNSTON 6

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MRS. ELLA F. LONG Because they have given to us inspiration and guidance throughout our high school years, because they have cooperated so will- ingly in everything we have undertaken, and because they have been sincere friends as well as capable instructors, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-four, dedicate this, our year book, to Mrs. Ella F. Long and Mr. Griffith O. jones. DEDICATION The Ieezrher if cl hzzilcler. He worhr with higher om! filler mines of rwilizotiofz. The Iearher if 4 friend. Hit hear! rerpomir fo the feilh and devo- liou of hir Jfnderzlf. The teacher ir cl pioneer, He if alwezyf atlewpfizzg fhe iriipouihle and wilzrzirzg 0111, The feather if a prophet. He lays the foffmhzliom' of Iomorrow, -JOY ELMER MORGAN f :iz MR. GRIFFITH O, JONES 1 ffwewwkwyl , i 5 Site

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BOARD QF EDUCATIGN Prerident ........ Vice Prerident Serrelary .... Treamrer . . . Soliritor . . . joseph M. Ryan Elbridge F. Stockwell Theodore B. Parker Joseph M. Ryan john M. MCLHIHOU f V -:wa . Left to right: Clarence K. IVugne1', Hibbard G Gumpert jorepb S IVeazer Frmcu Brearly, Theodore B. Parker, Andrew 0. Olalson jr jorepb M Ryan Elbrzdge F S1006 well, john M. MCLHVIZOH .ANDREW 0. oHLsoN, JR JOSEPH M. RYAN HIBBARD G. GUMPERT ....1osEPH s. WEAVER ....FRANc1s BREARLY COMMITTEES FINANCE Andrew O. Ohlson, jr. John M. McLarnon Elbridge F. Stockwell SINKING FUND Andrew O. Ohlson, Jr. Theodore B. Parker Joseph S. Weaver 7