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MR. W. G. DAVIS MR. W. E. DOLDE Commencement activities are again making their rounds as you seniors approach the end of the school year. It would be a decided advantage if it were possible to realize the position each one of you will be filling within the next five years. What- ever that status may be, of one thing we can be certain-you will be alumni of the Connellsville High School, your Alma Mater. In addition to making a living, other obligations will devolve upon each one. Not only should you strive to be economically independent, but each and all of you should be most eager to make your contributions as a citizen to the community in which you live. This will call forth all of the abilities, attitudes, and appveciations which you have cultivated in your school career and which you should utilize to make your environment a better one because you have lived in it and labored to improve the gen- eral standard of living. The prestige of the Class of 1948 should inspire the remain- ing classmen to greater effort and achievement which are essen- tial for all success. We are pleased to extend to each member of 1948 our heartiest best wishes during the years which lie ahead. From your generation will come the citizens of tomorrow and upon you will be passed the responsibility of clear thinking and intelligent action. Therefore, you should have been striving for the maturity of mind which that responsibility requires. Your outlook should now be broadened to include a wider and wider circle of experience. You should find yourselves being concerned with something more than what affects you only. You should have developed a sense of responsibility that compels you to finish a iob. You should be able to cope with problems more sensibly, to reserve your judgment under emotional pressure, to reiect preiudice, to practice tolerance, to weigh values, to resist and analyze propaganda, and to make wise decisions. Your school experiences here have provided many indica- tions of your growth toward this maturity, conduct in assembly, acting with genuine courtesy, keeping your emotions under con- trol, exercising good taste in social situations expressing sym- pathy and understanding, accepting responsibility for your own learning, thinking in terms of newer and broader values. As you leave this high school, evaluate yourselves and con- tinue to strive for this maturity. 6
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