Springfield High School - Scrivener Yearbook (Springfield, PA)

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. x ' P .AN I Q ADMINISTRATION OUR INVESTMENT A Message to Parents and Seniors Youth is a bank where you may deposit your most precious treasures, Hard won wisdom, dreams and pleasures, Youth can guard and protect these gems, Invest them wisely and profit in the end, And when today's youth inherits the earth, Our parental gifts will be iudged for their worth, So the future world, you see Depends so much on you and me. Your attainment of academic standards that en- titles you to graduation indicates your apprecia- tion of the educational opportunity America gives its youth. It now becomes your duty to so live and contribute to mankind, materially and morally, in order that this opportunity for education shall con- tinue to be available to future generations. In so doing you will deserve your heritage and preserve American Democracy as you know it. The world is entangled in differences of opin- ions. These differences can be resolved by seeking and finding the true facts. Follow this pattern throughout life and prevent the confusion of mind that results in wasted effort. Remember it was difference of opinion that resulted in the discovery of America. It will chart the course of the United Nations to world peace, but this chart will have to be redrawn, erased and extend- ed by your artistry and that of generations to COFTTS. DR. J. L. HALDERMAN Superintendent of Schools John C. Spahr, William H. Jones, Vice President, Solicitor Donald W. Lehrkinder, Russell E. Hoehl, President, Elizabeth S. Pusey, Secretary, David C. Wolstenholme, F. Wade Hoff- man, Leslie L. Taylor, Treasurer.

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You have progressed through Spring- field High School during years of rapid growth and have both felt the growing pains and enioyed the facilities of a new high school building. ln this, your class is rather unique. The present junior high classes have not experienced double ses' sions, crowded classes and watching the new high school being constructed. From this you have lived much of life itself. Whereas, you have suffered the problems of a crowded school and looked upon the new building with awe and great expectation, to classes in the future As you leave to take your places in colleges, business, or industry, you can rest assured that your contributions to the development of our fine school have been eminently worthwhile. Do not feel, however, that our interest in your wel- fare stops when you graduate. Your suc- cess after graduation contributes as much to the reputation of our school as your work and activities while you were here. May we extend our best wishes and rea mind you that we will always be glad to help you in any way possible. Richard K. Smith Principal -E- the new building is here and will be taken for granted. As you enter another door of life, what you take for granted and what you look upon as resulting from work and sacrifices of others will, in part, determine your at- titude to life itself. The best of luck to you. Edward T. Richardson ,luv-13 -1