Youngwood High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Youngwood, PA)

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HEMPFIELD AREA JOINT Front Row-Left to right: Mr Glenn Wolfe, Mr. Paul Mough, Mr. Harmon Lauffer, 'Vlr William Kerr, Mr. Don- ald McKlvcen, Mr. J H Sil- Seumd Row: Mr. T. W. Full- erton, Mr, John Kaufman, Mr J. Edwin Shaner, Mr. Paul Wineman. Mr. Daniel Bo ing. Mr R, E, Kecfncr. ws TO THE CLASS OF 195-teThe llempfield Area School Board and administrative staff extend congratulations to the members of the graduating class of the Youngwood Senior High School in having completed the prescribed requirements for high school graduation. Our school system strives to make possible for the youth of our Area an opportunity to achieve social competence and a willingness to shoulder the respon- sibilities of adult citizens. We shall follow with interest the success of the class as one .K COMMITTEE ADMIN STRATION MR. THEODORE W. FULLERTON Associate Superintendent means of evaluating the effectiveiiess of the program. This graduating class is the first senior high school class to be graduating from the Hempfield Area Joint School System. As a result, we are especially interested in commemorating this occasion. As plans progress in the Area .lointure we shall anticipate future classes of Hempfield Area Senior High School students to follow this class in setting standards for our Area. Jr, Dr. ID. L. Green.

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TO THE CLASS OF 1954-The search for knowledge is as old as man himself. Be- cause mfan has searched and found knowl- edge, he has moved his home from the cave to a lllOd8l'U brick edince with numerous modern conveniences. He has changed his farming methods from a stick to the mod- ern tractor. He has changed his clothing from the skins of animals to those we know today. In all phases of life we have made many improvements because we have in- creased our knowledge. The Bible teaches us that man cannot live by bread alone. That truth in itself is proof that we are in need of more than the PROGRESS COMES WITH GOOD LEADERS , . . MR. QUENTIN KINTIGH Principal material things of life. One of the great- est scientists of this generation, Dr. George XVashington Carver, contributed his suc- cess to God and looked upon his many discoveries as God revealing himself to him. Because of this attitude, Dr. Carver freely gave his discoveries to the world, so that all people might benefit. This man shared his great knowledge. and it seems that the more he shared it with others the more he possessed. I trust that in the years ahead you will be successful, that you will do much that will benefit mankind. YOUNGWOOD SCHOOL BOARD Front Row-Left to right: Mr. Paul Mough, Mr. Glenn E. Wolfe, Mrs. Betty Blackf son, Second row: Mr. Henry Byers, Mr. Paul Wineman, Mr, Quentin Kintigh.