Spring Grove High School - Forge Yearbook (Spring Grove, PA)

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The Finished Products lSeniors A most important product of our forge are the wheels on which society moves. Our wheels are of all types and sizes, each designed to fit a special axle. The smiths of the forge have carefully examined, tested, and adapted each element of every individual wheel, taking special pains to strengthen weak parts. The wheel consists of three basic parts much re- sembling the three R's in that one part is not functional in the absence of the other two. With modern equipment and facilities the smithies have been able to elaborate upon and develop each of the basic parts to pro- duce a stronger and more rounded wheel. The finished wheel may have a wide rim, reinforced spokes with a heavy hub to enable it to carry gross weight, or it may have a small rim and delicate spokes with a modified hub to better suit it for speed. No matter what each wheel is qualified to do, a marvelous point is true of every wheel. Each has been able to choose for what purpose it would like to be designed, Many have chosen to be adapted for a situation for which the forge is not equipped to develop them, so they will be sent on to receive further finishing. Many of these quality wheels will receive polishing as they render service and find the road on which their individual energy and initiative will carry them into the world.

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Dedication Through our past years, we have been greatly influenced by his guidance, sincerity, and dedicated spirit which have been an inspiration to our ever-searching minds. He has given, to the field of education, his undivided service, without hesitation and with determination for the past forty-one years. For a large majority of these years, the Spring Grove School System has had the extreme privilege of being the reciprocant of this association. In 1921 he became principal of the Spring Grove Joint Senior High School and during the following 39 years has been loyally connected with it. This year, as a member of the faculty, he taught Problems of Democracy, Plane Geometry, and World History. We the class of 1960, with deep respect and admiration, do dedicate this our edition of THE FORGE to you, Mr. John B. Miller.

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