Spring City High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Spring City, PA)

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Jllflllfl! Thelma H. Ashenlelter Home Economics Nathan W. Kendig Lois M. Guss Social Studies Social Studies I. Blaine Geyer lndusirial Arts Edgar M. Barton Agriculture Mary O. Andrews Ichn P. Plask Commercial Commercial Richard K. Dieierle Mechanical Drawing Katherine P. Rogers Mary lane Hassler Madlyn A. Haines William G. Ewing English English, History English, Science English Four

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.. .H iff To the graduates of the class of l949: With the publication of this yearbook you have completed another ofthe many projects that have occupied your time and attention during the past twelve years as a student in the public schools of our country. You will soon be graduated from Spring City High School as one among thou- sands of others in our United States. lust what does this mean to you? Are you now an edu- cated person? Can you evaluate yourself in the light of your usefulness to the people about you? What contribution are you going to make to es- tablish a better understanding among peoples in the world in which you live? The preservation of human rights, the estab- lishment of a better understanding between you and your neighbor, and the respect for moral and spiritual codes will decide the future of our com- munity, our country, and our world. Are you pre- pared to do your part to make your community, your country, and your world one in which peace and security can exist? If you are thus prepared at this point, you have an excellent beginning for becoming a truly educated person. Accept my best wishes for your success as you begin to make your contribution felt. H. K. GERLACH ik To the members of the class of 1949: You are rapidly approaching the end of your high school days. Years hence you will look back on these days as the best ones of your life. For now friendships are in the making, ambitions forming, and ideals taking shape. What the future holds lor you will depend largely on yourself-for, to some extent, you are the molder as well as the clay. You will be re- quired to shoulder more responsibilities and to make your own decisions. You will meet with struggle and disappointments. Your ability to conquer them is essential for a well-rounded person. The vase is not fashioned until the clay is well pounded. Best wishes for your success in your varied undertakings. CHARLES H. WISE HARRY K. GERLACH Supervising Principal Th rm: 'CHARLES H. WISE High School Principal

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E Eda I. Ransom Art Charles H. Wise Principal Marian E. Ulmer Mathematics Mathematics Robert W. Hallman, Ir. Music Alfred F. White French, Latin, English Warren R. Filer Roland F. Kocher Science Mathematics W. Kenneth Rothermel Geography Rachel Ann Martin Eugene G. Grofl lean Egolf Ada A. Balcombe Physical Education Physical Education Secretary Nurse F ive A