North Carroll High School - Quo Vadis Yearbook (Hampstead, MD)

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As graduates of a modern public high school, you are better prepared to solve the problems you will have to face in the future, than the graduates who preceded you several years ago. You came to us with a better background of knowledge, you studied a wider variety of subiects, you learned more about the economic, social and cultural problems of our country, and you learned more about getting along with other , people. The one area of learning in which you might not be superior to your pre- decessors is your ability to accept failure. lt is of vital importance to learn how to use failure as a stepping stone to success in future ventures. We sincerely hope you have learned this. With best wishes for your future success FRED L. ENGLE Principal To the 1958 Seniors ot North Carroll: This is to extend congratulations and good wishes from the Carroll County Board of Edu- cation, from the supervisors and from myself as superintendent. We have a sincere hope that the experiences you have had in school, the factual information you have accumulated, the skills and habits you have acquired and the personality you have developed may be most helpful to you in life outside our public schools. We shall continue to be interested in all of you as products of our school system and wish you all success, good fortune and happiness. Cordially yours, S. M. JENNESS, Superintendent of School s

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