Springfield High School - Scrivener Yearbook (Springfield, PA)

Page 13 text:

,s fb , ix ' ,. I ,W ' 5--Hwumslnvfff' ' .. Jwlp- ,, ,I - ' I X 1 , 'grg,,, X W Y , '7 .',!'wf 'Wi S 8 ! I fy I 4 fl, Q V in Na ' 97: l ' in 'izigf f ln , f I , , Q .. , 1 c 9

Page 12 text:

ns X 419' 1 441, l q,ff5Ec,Tn5:f.i 3 'ln tm ff L..1 Jfhisw ur hiffl swf mg: 9 FU lx 1 12il'4 IIN 11169 pflrmndn up xmporlant w r I ether tuna 03 m rua or IP futurf- ' 2 0 rf - k' LJ ' fa, I I. 4 Sw: iwr- -vll ilhriftmab . X Is. . r 4 'Q 9 - Q ,- -.g r . H ,lv-I1 9 f fx 1 1, w 1 , ' K ,fr 1 .VV 1 . L ' 4 . . ' I A Al -5.3.1 4 ,IA ix g g' I, Q- fin? YA 54'-h1'IU1 spirit in all af'- .Q ' ,1 V4 ' A Q, j A fr ' 1- f-fi . N1 'p QW , 1 lr- -3 1, qi J, ' f ,. W 7' V ffm Q- ' A gn i' .L K H ' 4QlYUll 5 , ' 51- Www su k ug -rd a g 1. T I I 11' V V 4 A 1 1 huprl f I1

Page 14 text:

Our confused world requires we solve the problem of how the historic purposes of de- mocracy may be preserved for all peoples. The principles of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness must be retained as a heritage in the face of conflicting philosophies. We tend to become what we will, what we sacrifice for, and what we work toward. Our efforts must produce a civilization that knows how to live together. Then ways can and will be found to move away from the brink of disaster created by our present scientific knowledge. Each of us should get clearly in mind, a cooperative world will be produced only by vigorous and positive life examples of living well together. This is a challenge worthy of your best, for failure means disaster. Best wishes to all for a long and fruitful life. DR. J. L. HALDERMAN Superintendent of Schools As the years go by, our School grows in stature and reputation. In ever increasing numbers, our graduates are entering into col- leges, business, and industries throughout our country. It is upon the fine performance of these people that rests much of the responsi- bility for many of the great gains that we have made. You, as graduating seniors, are receiving many benefits from the work of those who have gone before you. Yours is the responsibility to see that those who follow will be helped by your achievements after you graduate. The Cougar is our symbol. It was chosen many years ago by a vote of the students and for quite a while it was little more than a kit- ten. Today it's a vigorous, well-developed young animal which will some day arrive at full maturity, and there he will stay, a symbol of the highest deeds. We are counting on you to add your achievements to those who pre- ceded you, to help your school and your mas- cot represent the best in education. MR. R. K. SMITH Principal of Springfield Senior High School