Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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dedication We, the Class of 52, are proud to dedicate our Yearbook to those who through the years have fostered and nurtured our education by providing good schools, a competent faculty, and worthy administrators. They are our parents, our fathers and mothers, who guided us first as small children until the time arrived when we were able to attend school and to follow the path of knowledge. They are always beside each and every one of us, offering a helping hand when obstacles seemed to overcome us, ever rendering sympathy ami encouragement when we were discouraged or depressed, and sharing our happiness when good fortune was with us. But all this time they looked forward to the glorious day when we, their sons and daughters, would graduate, having completed the first step into our future as men and women. They can rest assured that their efforts were not in vain, for we hope that we will some day give them reason to he proud of us and we will try to prove worthy of their endeavors. And so we, the Class of 52. on the threshold of a bright, new world, offer our deepest and most sincere thanks to our mothers and fathers for everything they have given us in making our lives thus far so successful and happy.

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 REFLECTION HEADS Seated: Phyllis Schuck, Co-Art Editor; Jean Sosoka, Nancy Paine, Co-Editors; Delores Follweiler, Production Editor. Standing: Ann Schneck. Business Manager; Arthur Miller. Photography Editor; James Rau, Co-Art Editor. FDHEWDIIU We, the Seniors of Slatington High School, have edited the 1952 Reflections” so that we may take with us a written and pictorial record of our final year together. We have huilt a ladder from the first day we entered school until we reached the top—our Senior year. From our organization as a Senior Class, through a year of education and play, to a fitting climax in June—all are permanently inscribed in this annual of our achievements. As you continue to page through this “Reflections”, it will bring hack memories to those who have passed through these portals and will afTord a glimpse of the future to those who follow after. 2

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6 dfoziftl lfasM n 5 I he administrative staff is composed of officials, members of the Board of Directors, secretaries, and the Health and Maintenance departments. I he new Kindergarten Classes in their gaily colored rooms, and grades one through six. Teaching staff is also included. Students of grades seven through nine and the teaching staff which comprises the Junior High School. Section devoted to the sophomores and juniors. The entire teaching staff of Senior High School is included. j en £ r £kp Cct - s ’39 I his section is entirely devoted to the seniors—their pictures, biographies, officers and advisors, activities participated in and informal pictures. CZiWWjLi -65 I he clubs and activities we enjoyed—musical organizations, sports, elul dealing with languages and others in the literary field. s 1 he precious moment which all of us as seniors will cherish and remember for years to come. To those who wholeheartedly supported our yearbook, and helped to make it the wonderful annual that it is.