American School - Kawayan Yearbook (Manila, Philippines)

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Principal's Message You have been an eminent class - free in your thoughts and imaginative in detail - and in the custom of parting between good friends, a flood of thoughts comes to mind from which l inadequately generalize. The graduation of any senior class is bittersweet for us all. Your leadership has been a steady guide we shall be loathe to lose, yet, your collective promise is a medal which we, knowing you, feel is brightly burnished. You have shown us adult perceptions of the world about you. Still, you are pliably young and enthusiastic to the touch of ideas. This is the gold within you. Move now, and treasure each step, toward Tennyson's arch of experience - where through gleams that untravelled world whose margin fades forever and forever as l move. Scribner Jelliffe