Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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Just as the value of our new facilities can only be determined through use, so also the worth of the lives we have built can be evaluated only by our deeds. Changes will come to both of these finished products to enrich them for the future. Let us now look at these finished projects-the school and the graduates —and see what labors of love and learning went into them.

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 Foreword We, the class of 1960 of Slatington High School, are privileged to be the first class to graduate from the newly-erected high school building. Therefore, what could be a more fitting theme for our yearbook than building ? Over a long period of time, we have been building lives; over a long period of time, also, our friends in this community have been building for us a school. May we point out here the correlation between the two goals— a beautiful physical structure ready for occupancy and a well-rounded gradu- ate ready to take his place in life. 2

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We Dedicate Reflections ’60 For his diligence in school policy, for his foresight in matters beyond our comprehension, for his understanding of school problems, for his self- sacrifice in school affairs, and for his enthusiasm and endurance on the school's behalf, we, the graduating class of 1960, find it fitting and proper to dedicate this yearbook to our most deserving high-school principal, Mr. Herman P. Snyder. He has served us long and well. He has been an expert guide in trouble, and his helping hand has carried us through many a turmoil. Never can we forget the one who helped to make available this new high school from which our class was privileged to graduate first. To him we are indebted; to him we owe our thanks now and in the years to come.