South Philadelphia High School - Keepsake Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WHEELS The wheel is one of the most important invenf tions of man. But simple as the wheel itself apf pears to be, its usefulness depends upon a perfecf tion of construction and its perfect coordination of movement with other wheels when it is part of a complex piece of machinery. So it is with a thorough education. Many wheels have faithfully and constantly turned for you, many gears have been made to mesh tof gether properly, so that you might now be ready to proceed to assume your position in our complex society with confidence, courage, faith and per' severance. We trust that the wheels we have kept turning have done a proper job of setting you on worthwhile paths with high goals in mind. J. CAPORALE I ,,,,,,N A I Q Who can measure what we owe to others- our parents, family, teachers, religious counselors, friends? What we are and what we shall be is determined by the countless daily influences through which they shaped us. From them we acquired our aspirations, our ideals, our visions, our dreams. So does the great march of civilization and progress go forward. Each generation sees just a little further because it stands on the shoulders of those who came before. May each of us be worthy of the devotion and the aid which we have enjoyed, so that we may each bestow, in turn, these great blessings on the generations that will come after. 'MQW l g -'Y -.fo-f ,.,,n ,Z X-1 f--f ' V, , H A., .H I-f-.,Y.,,., , a Through every year of your life you have been helped by many people, many institutions. Your parents, your teachers, your friends, your church and the community in general have all contribf uted to your development. You have now reached a stage where the shapf ing of your life is more your own work. You can make it a thing of beauty or a thing of shame. One way of making your life a rewarding and happy one is by helping others become happy and wellfrounded individuals, Une ofthe most beautif ful compensations in life is that no person can sincerely try to help others without helping himself.

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5 N i Mr. Woods MMERCE The Commerce Department, under the leadership of Mr. Sunderland, has many things to offer students whose aims are careers in the business world. It is Southern's largest department, teachers and studentfvvise. For girls wishing to acquire Work' ing experience, the cooperative education course is available, provided they have maintained good marks the preceding terms. The boys, too, may take distributive education. In this course they come to school in the morning and work during the after' noon. Mrs. Shanley Mrs, Turner X Mr. Pinkenson Mrs Klaln Mr W'