Sunbury High School - Torch Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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I-:ici-r THE TORCH no'g.:E 2- A .:?a. ooobo U Y 0 :QL JJ, 0 19 jr, 1 .Job 'E' sais '13, ro. ul ,, , use 03' V V xl I1 ox I2 N 1 0 o rv d. i l Louis D. BALDWIN, B.S. Principal Q O C A Greetings From the Principal Q4 Wrapped and well hidden in your life-work lies your completed self and your M happiness. You must live and in living search for it. Out of what you are today you create your place, your self, your happiness. May that self you create be one in which you :md yours can be justly proud. Science has informed us that in order to succeed, knowledge, politeness and intelligence are required. Democracy has not failed. The gate of opportunity is still wide open, but it is more closely guarded, and you have to prepare yourself better in order to pass through it. 0 Louis D. BALDWIN. ? V Y 4,4 A I QLQ- 9 Z 12

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QD 'Cl .gags -1 el .1 5 ol fo l o H H 6 1 1:29 THE roncn-1 ,nfpr w- YVAI.'rl1:n A. Gmzsrzv. l3.S., A.M., Pd.D. Supl'rilllcnrlrfnl of Nclmols Ille-nzlwrs of flu' l'1a.vs of 19139: I extend to you the best wishes of thc Board of Education and myself for a happy commencement and a successful life. Yours is the largest class to be graduated from the Sunbury High School and its ref-ord is an enviable one. May its size be indicative of the amount of success that will accrue to each of its individual members. The world in which you are about to take your places is a new one, new thoughts, new ideas, and new motives will be encountered on every hand. That you will be able to solve each situation as it arises is our firm belief. lfVe have trained you for that purpose. VVhat you have learned in High School is of use only as you adapt it to the exigencies of each new occasion. Adaptability is essential to progress. Tomorrow another class will occupy the place left vacant by the Class of 1929 A 900 O. U 0 -Q- -53' Lal 1 fel ll so J D V Ol I4 i l 3 A o -but they can never do your work. So it is in life-one must perform his or her ip A own task-others cannot solve our problems. VVe sincerely hope that the problems H of life before you will be nobly met and solved. H E xVAI,'l'IClK A. Gmzsmx V Y 3 E I 9:72 9 F 3 ll

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