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Page 19 text:
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As you leave S. R., you become a member of a larger family; it is a happy family and a very important one —our alumni. You, as an individual, become more important and happier as we on campus gain any prestige; the school, in turn, succeeds as you gain. May you take with you into your work a vision — one great enough that as you teach you give others that vision: a vision of their potentialities, of their trusteeships, of the value of simple integrity and honesty. Lois J. Harner Dean of Women
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Page 18 text:
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Thomas T. McCord Dean of Men When you entered Slippery Rock four years ago it no doubt seemed to you that graduation was a long way in the future. Now you have achieved your goal, and we congratulate you and wish you great success in your efforts to teach the youngsters in our public schools. There never has been a time when the need for teachers of excellent character, fine personality, honesty, and integrity was as urgent as it is at the present time. The Faculty of your Alma Mater have placed their confidence and hope in you. Only time and your efforts will justify that faith. Good luck, and God bless you. John Eiler Assistant Dean of Men
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Page 20 text:
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Dr. Clarence M. Long Director of Laboratory School As many of you entered the Laboratory School for the first time you evidenced a look of insecurity and doubt. It has been a pleasure to watch this change to one of confidence and assurance. Your relatively brief stay at college and your teaching experiences in the Laboratory School should provide a foundation for the growth which will take place throughout your teaching careers. With your college days practically a thing of the past, you.are faced with the task of proving to Mom, Dad, friends, and, most important of all, to yourself that you have what it takes to be a teacher. We think you do or your certificate would not be forthcoming. It will take time, patience, and perseverance, all of which must come from a desire within your heart to do the best job possible. Teaching is not easy, but it is fun. To counteract the dark days will be bright days that will warm your soul to the very heights of enthusiastic satisfaction. The apex of such feelings will come to the staff here at Slippery Rock when you have proven yourself worthy of the name, “Teacher. Dr. Joseph A. McClymonds Assistant Director of Laboratory School
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