Sunbury High School - Torch Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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TI-IE-T PICI-lil 9 ll .5 vi W f ., M H-she ee ' ' 1 A e IE, l J of 1 ,rw-'N ,fi i' 11 U wr .VJ gy-ft. my l 'gl fl! My X J s n ,Q i 1 WALTER .-X. Gai-Zsiiv, BS., AM., Ph.lD. Szzfvriziferzdruf if .5'r.':on.'5 Louis D. B.xLnw1N, BS., MS. Pl'fllCl.flL11 of High .S'clzo01 Dr. Geesey passed Beyonil during the making of the ToRCH. Youth is with you and Life is opening up ahead of you. The world is yours. Make the most of your opportunities. Put your trust in God and He will never forsake you. .loy and sorrow, happiness and grief, rain and shine enter into the lives of all of us. There must he joy to counteract the sorrow, happiness to smile away the grief. and rain to make the sunshine more worthwhile. You will meet many people who will shatter your sublime faith in humanity. Disillusionment will he your constant companion. You will see many professing christianity and occupying church pews each Sunday, who will stoop to the lowest depths in their transactions with their fellow-men, but do not let these sights mislead you. There must be evil in the world as well as good. Keep your faith in God at all times. .Xlways rememher that is your most precious possession and the one no person can take from you. XYALTER A. LiElZSIiY. To the Class of 1930 I sincerely wish success. May each and every memher carry forward the lamp of success. So fast we move now that there is scarce time to snatch up the lamp and move forwardg hut carry it we must if something' precious and lovely and most essential is to he preserved. Age alone cannot hestow heautv and invoke lovel nor can mere newness in itself create desire for itself and instill an appreciation of rare values. All that is precious in this world hears within itself something intang- ihle from the realm heyond sense and matter. The clock and the calendar can have no power over us, They are useful tools and no more. 'llhey serve, hut they cannot impose their limitations upon usffree, timeless spirits hent upon inspired errands, mythical and splendid as the gold at the rainhow-end. are sure to succeed. Locis D. l'1.x1-owiN. .3 N' D if 5 4-

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