Vandergrift High School - Spectator Yearbook (Vandergrift, PA)

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The SPECTATOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Demchak Miss Miller Mr. Rosenzweig DOMESTIC ART Miss Bauer Miss Snyder MUSIC—ART Miss Sullivan Miss Cline Mr. Weis 12

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WORDS TO THE WISE Our day of graduation rapidly approaches, marking the end of one phase of our lives and the beginning of another. As we leave, we carry with us cherished memories of fine times we have spent in hall and classroom, but we should realize those days of carefree life are really over. For all of us it means a breaking of the ties that bound us, and we are on our own: to live our lives as we make them. We face the future eagerly, but let us not forget to face the responsibilities, trials, and tribulations with a determination to succeed. Here we separate, and our paths will be greatly divergent. Some will continue their schooling elsewhere, but many will welcome the opportunity to seek their respective vocations hither and yon and be rid of textbooks forever. As we go along, we should never cease striving to increase our knowledge, but if this seems to entail too much effort remember this little verse: From the tips of your toes to the tip of your nose. You are worth but three dollars a day. From the tip of your nose to where your hair grows, Your worth is hard to assay. —Dale Painter, ’36. 14