Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

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From Raw, left io fight: Mrs. Robinson, Serremryg Mr. Storm, Superirzzendenlg Miss Blair, Secretary, OPQLUOI' The world of tomorrow will be more exciting, more important, and more challenging than any other we have known. Anyone may play as full a part in it as his capacities, his ambition, and his energy will permit. However, the term of life is limited, and each one should, if he is to get the most out of life in terms of happiness and accomplishment, make up a plan for himself as early as possible. Regardless of what position in life a man may hold, he can get ahead if he has the requisite ability and determination. No man need be stopped by external circumstances if he appraises his own abilities, establishes a purpose early in life, and drives ahead to realize his aim. Each one of us must contribute his share towards meeting the world's needs as well as his own. An idle world would quickly fall to pieces. Only as we accept our share of the responsibilities can we hold up our heads in a world of men. We Cannot fully enjoy even our recreation unless we have earned it through work. We trust the years you have spent at Arlington High School have been happy ones-years that can be re-lived in your memories with much resultant pleas- ure. We hope that as a result of your work here you are well prepared to achieve in life the goals you have set for accomplishment. Above all, we hope you will have a good plan for life, and that you will fulfill your obligations in order that the world will be better because you have lived in it. Good luck to you-alwayf, Sincerely, HAROLD C. STORM Superinter1def1t

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pl S To think that just nine gentlemen can lay the foundations for such an outstanding system as ours is almost a miracle. Yet, Arlington's Board members have combined their progressive talents to do exactly that. No only do we look at the present as a fair indication. but we may extend our admiration to keep in step with our broad centralization program. The deeds of this group have guaranteed a liberal, sensible future for this district. oarc! of gialucafion is Stuffed: Albert P, XX'ardell. Cleft. Oscar A. Dluhosch, Pfsizdtrzty john A, Recd. Smrzdirzg: Perry Ferris. Murray Wagstcn. Harold C. Sturm. Snpwrn- lmdtns. R, Lewis Townsend, Ray Yerry. Frank jacqucmard, the P-WUMA sksnmg The ladies Ret nm... Planning for tomorrow