Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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ninja gay Once again We have come to that time in our senior year when the Aquila is the one big object of our interest. Looking back to other years, We feel this Aquila has a high goal to reach. This fourteenth Aquila, We hope will give those who come after us sorne- thing to strive for. Our memories have been very pleasant and our interest will ever be with Snowden High. D. Zupancic Row 1 Arclven Blythe, lanie Merenic, Dolores Whitesides, Marlene Schmitt, Carolyn Tessaro. Row II Libby Collins, Dolores Blashich, Eleanor Lee, Donna Kupcha, Betty Lou Stilley, Dolores Zupancic, Mabel Briggs, Norma Dolfi, Maureen Richardson, Dora Condie, lirn Verno, Row III Mrs. Virginia Lenhart, Margaret Brandis, Mary Lou Elford, Donald Barton, Irene Batelli, Donald Bores, Paul Popovich, Eugene lox, Bernie Honan, Bill Griffith, Louis Gorisek, loe Karninsky. 4

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Frank Bolte Clifford I-landle Martin E. Weaver Micheal Panaride l Iohn Bruce Samuel Engott Walter Dalrymple Albert Roadway U I 6l06ll 8 me y0lfLt!L of Kar me of ll'l'LOI l 0Lll,, Your Motto is a challenge to your elders. It poses a solemn duty. We, of your parents, your Churches, your schools, must prepare you, the Youth of Today , for this World of Tomorrow . Youth is short lived in this challenging age. We are tots for a momentp a few years in early childhood, and High School slipped by almost with a flash. Now you are MEN and WOMEN. Con- gress is debating the possibility of immediate military service. Laws are being considered to make you eligible to vote. The security and safety of our world and our way of life are on your shoulders. You have accepted the challenge. We know you will be worthy of your trust. We know the challenge will be met. You, and the millions of other high school graduating MEN and WOMEN throughout this great Country of ours will rise to the occa- sion. You will accomplish where we have failed. You will preserve this Freedom which is the foundation of our way of life, a Freedom about which you have studied in your books, but have not had time to fully appreciate. Yes, you the Youth are prepared. But we, your elders, pass on to you a piti- ful world-a world torn into two camps-a world struggling for survival and already en- gaged in deadly conflict-a world balanced on the verge of total destruction. We look to you, the Youth , to save Our World , our way of life, our precious freedom-our Democratic way of life. We know you will not fail, as we have. When the darkness has passed and the light of freedom once again brightens the world horizon, your youthful courage, stam- ina, and faith will prevail. From the lessons learned of our failures, and from the knowledge gained in the hard life ahead, you will prepare for your children that world of tomorrow, where peace, love of man, and the precepts of Christian humility and charity, will prevail, among friends, neighbors, and Nations. Men and Women of the Graduating Class, we have tried to Prepare the Youth of Today for the World of Tomorrow , so that in the World of Tomorrow, Youth can live in peace and prosperity. Frank Bolte in