Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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ewworroejl The past forever gone, the future still our own. It required determination, ability and diligence to prepare young adults for a successful life, just as it required persever- ance, skill and optimism to launch a rocket successfully. Our four years at high school were comparable to the four stages of a, rocket. l Our freshman year laid the groundwork for our education. Our sophomore year allowed us to experiment with our new- found ideas. Our junior year reduced the distance we had to travel towards ourultimate goal . . . success. Our senior year molded us into finished products, ready to face an unconquered world, just as a rocket after much similar preparation is equipped to face the perils of the unknown. if Now we must seek new frontiers, as did our predecessors. We are the future. i if it t

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We Dedimfc fd Mrs. l6'c'ruicc J-licks SM WE tl 5 gig Mrs. Hicks is known to all as a language scholar and a world traveler, but to the Class of 1964, she is much more. We, Whom she guided, consider her more than just a com- petent leader. Words alone cannot repay her for her diligence, persever- ance, and concern through our high school days. Since a smiling face and pleasant personality have proven to be the outward manifestations of her understanding na- ture, we can be thankful for being blessed with not only a capable adviser but also a loyal friend. With patience and foresight as her constant companions, she counseled us through our four arduous years in S.H.S. Because a simple thank you lacks the necessary eloquence, our way of attempting to compensate for our deft of grati- tude is dedicating REFLECTIONS 1964 to Mrs. Hicks. 5