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First Row: Walter R. Gangwcr, Treasurer; Franklin I). Berlin, President; Robert H. Sieger, Secretary. Second Row: Robert I). Edwards, member; Paul W. Lentz, Vice-President. BOARD OF EDUCATION To the Board of Education, the Class of 1950, extends its humblest appreciation for their efforts to make our school life a more cheerful and more educational one. Each month the members of the school hoard meet for the purpose of carrying out and discussing plans for the pupils of Slatington High School. This job requires much of their time and requires wise decisions in all matters which may arise. For their time, services, and advantages with which they have supplied us, we, the Senior Class, extend our sincere and humblest thanks. C6J
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Mr. Eari. J. Hartman Supervising Principal Members of the Class of 1950: As this second half of the twentieth century begins, you stand on the threshold of a large opportunity. The sacrifices of your parents, the influences of your teachers, and your own will to succeed have enabled you to complete your high school education. Your Alma Mater has endeavored to help you attain the objectives of a high school education, namely self-realization, human relationship, economic efficiency and civic responsibility. Your teachers have endeavored to cultivate within you a deep regard for democracy, the good qualities of character, the willingness and the ability to co-operate with one another, the ability to think, the effective use of fundamental knowledge and skills, and the enrichment of life. Your Alma Mater has faith in your ability and your will to succeed. May you enjoy a happy, successful, prosperous, and Godly life as you leave the portals of this school. Sincerely, Herman P. Snyder Members of the Class of 1950: To record a message for the Class of 1950 in this yearbook affords me an opportunity to extend my sincere congratulations to each member and my best wishes for your success in each and every endeavor you pursue in life. Your sojourn in our schools has been both pleasant and beneficial and any personal contribution that you have given to us and our welfare has been greatly appreciated. Our objective has been to guide your educational training in preparation for worthy citizenship in community living and to provide the fundamental background for a place in vocational activity. May your contributions to both of these he beneficial to yourself and neighbors. Sincerely, Earl J. Hartman Mr. Herman P. Snyder Principal
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