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

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BCDARD of EDUCATION r WL Seated first Tow: John Hoosic, Presidentg Frank Bebey, Secretaryg Anthony Wallace, Attorneyg Charles Lacina, Edward Walsh. Standing: Joseph Wienckowski, John Dorish, Director of Athleticsg Angelo Siracuse, Treasurer. ff? , 1' Diff? elf 'I 7 cy M 4 Avfsw M4 7 2 yr 5 W Wi, , WALTER S. BUDA . . . . MICHAEL D. SHocKLoss Supe-rv1s1ng Prlnclpal Principal

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Board oi Education We, the Class of 1953, gratefully thank the Board of Education for their untiring efforts to satisfy our material wants as stu- dents. These men have provided us with the beads, our teachers have contributed the string to hold them together. Through their co-operation, advice, and assistance the mem- bers of the Board have shown how interested they are in future citizens, they realize that the proper training insures a successful life and a successful world. We will soon leave Swoyerville High to embark upon a new adventure armed with the knowledge and ideals gained through edu- cation and experience which will act as the tools to build a prosperous future. Our hearts are full of gratitude to you and to our teach- ers for giving your time and experience to help us travel a mile farther on the Road of Life. Supervising Principal Principal ' In this book is found the illustrated story of what Swoyerville students look like, what their school environment is like, and what they have done and are doing. In such a com- munal environment, this representative group of Swoyerville students is being subjected to the training of modern secondary education -an education adapted to the needs and dedicated to the service of the future of our state and nation. Life here is not easy, conditions are not yet ideal, however, everybody is contributing in a small but faithful way to the good name of our institution. A good name is earned by fair play, square dealing, and good sports- manship in the classroom, on the athletic field, and all other school relations. We earnestly desire that this spirit may continue to be the tradition of Swoyerville High School. WALTER S. BUDA Supervising Principal Congratulations to the class of 1953. You have at last reached the goal for which you have looked forward to for many years. It is wonderful to be a graduate. However, now you must begin trying even harder to attain a greater goal, namely, a place in this World from which you can enjoy a full life as an ideal American citizen. I sincerely hope you are very successful in reaching all your goals. Now that you are leaving high school may I wish you the best of health, wealth and happiness in your future life. Sincerely yours, MICHAEL D. SHOCKLOSS