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

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4auwaaJ Anchors aweigh! . . . We have reached the time in our school days when we must sail from the school of knowledge out into the school of life. We have the past behind us. We have the future ahead. The purpose of this book is to serve as a guiding light, to point out and illu- minate the highlights of our school life: and each time we may review it, memories of our school life at Swoyerville will return as strongly impressed as today. Puplnllrf--ThrSniln L g TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ATHLETICS FEATURES SCHOOL LIFE

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DEDICATION WE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-ONE, DEDICATE OUR FIRST PUBLICATION, THE SAILORS' LOG, TO THE HEAD OF OUR COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, MR. JOSEPH S. OLLOCK. THE GRADUATING CLASS AND THE STUDENT BODY CANNOT WHOLLY EXPRESS THEIR DEEP APPRECIATION FOR HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS IN ENLARGING OUR COM- MERCIAL DEPARTMENT. HIS INTEREST IN ALL OUR AC- TIVITIES, CURRICULAR AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR, HAS BEEN AN INCENTIVE TO EVERY STUDENT. PERHAPS WE MAY NOT SEE HIS ENCOURAGING SMILE OR HEAR HIS CHEERFUL VOICE EVERY DAY FROM NOW ON, BUT WE SHALL ALWAYS CARRY WITH US THE MEM- ORY OF HIS INSPIRING ENTHUSIASM. MR. JOSEPH S. OLLOCK R The Sailors' Log--Page four

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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