Swoyersville High School - Sailors Log Yearbook (Swoyersville, PA)

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MR. HENRY R. HORVA'l Supervising Principal Message to Seniors Greetings : Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1941, You have the distinction of being the largest class to ever graduate from Swoyerville High School. the first class to produce a year book. and, according to your teachers, one of the most brilliant groups. I hope the training you have received will help to make you good American citizens. Our theme during the year has been Americanism, Keep that thought in mind and you will always be a credit to your Alma Mater. This year the usual advice to seniors would be very shallow. No one can predict what tomorrow may bring, let alone events of your life- time. America is still the most desirable living place in all the world. Help to keep it so. lf your teachers or I can ever be of service to you, do not hesitate to come to us. Good-bye and Good Luck. HENRY R. HoRvA'r. Supervising Principal. l'u1l1' .vv'r'4'1l+'I'Il1' Srlilurs' Lag

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Seated left to right: Mr. John M. Olejnik. Mr. Frank G. Zim. Mr. George J. Swetts, Mr Casimer A Sieminski. Standing Mr. John J. Kender, Mr. Peter P. Maholik. Absent Mr Michael T, Zipay. Board of Education We, the Senior Class of Swoyerville High School, deem it an honor to dedi- cate this page to the members of our Board of Education. This graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-one takes this oppor- tunity to express its sincere appreciation to the Board of Education for the co- operation it has given the faculty and students in enlarging our commercial department in the past four years of our high school life. Our Board of Education is composed of intellectual and efficient citizens of our community, 'They have had many years of experience in conducting our school affairs, and the extent of their success is shown by the many new courses and subjects which they have made possible for us to enjoy and profit by within the past few years. The aim of the Board of Education is to inspire into our community's youth the Value of an education. To fulfill this aim, the board has given the students a highly educated teaching staff, an enlarged curriculum, and a high ranking system of teaching. The time has come to say farewell. We have reached the goal for which we have nobly striven through days and years of faithful, persistent labor. As we depart from our beloved Alma Mater, we wish again to express our deep admirationland appreciation to our Board of Education. The Sailor.-r' Log-Page .vi,c

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I I QQIICULTY J11lfyQ . EDWARD CHIAMPI MISS AGNES CONDON WAI.TER CONDON MISS ELDIA FANTI Biology Latin English Phys. Ed. - Commercial MISS MARY KEARNEY LOUIS I-IOVANEC MISS Civics Art Instructor Faculty Members Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Here MISS ROSE LAVIN Latin MISS MARGUERITE MALONE Social Studies MRS. HELEN MARCIN Commercial JOSEPH LEWIS JOHN MATTE Home Visitor Music The Sailors' Log-Page eight