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E. M. CROUTHAMEL L. P. ROSENBERGER Supervising Principal High School Principal Principals Message A word to a person leaving high school in times like these must be one of tempered optimism. We have recently discovered a source of power that we now fear and seem unable to control. The historic purposes of democracy, both at home and elsewhere, are secretly and openly challenged. Your own careers in some cases will shortly be interrupted by our nation's answer to the signs of the times. As we face this future, what are some individual resources that are dependable and how can they best contribute constructively to this generation? Education, industry, frugality, good health, and good manners-the virtues first expressed in Proverbs, later emphasized by Franklin, and often since re-emphasized by your parents and teachers-are still resources with high survival value in all genera- tions and circumstances. Substitutes are surprisingly fragile. Your contribution with your resources to this generation must begin with yourself. If any great problem is to be met and solved, it can come about only by a small positive contribution from your life, my life, and many lives throughout the world. By approaching these big issues through an emphasis of those tiny influences that work from individual to individual you will make all your efforts worthwhile'-and never hopeless-and it is a challenge within your reach and worthy of your best. A favorite character of mine was an old Johns Hopkins doctoreSir William Osler-one of the Big Four in medicine. Shortly before his death he was asked to speak to the undergraduates of Yale. Every word which he uttered on that occasion is worthy of meditation, but this one sentence of his may help you to understand a final message I want to leave with you. Life is a straight, plain business, and the way is clear, blazed for you by generations of strong men, into whose labors you enter and whose ideals must be your inspira- tion. L. P. ROSENBERGER PAGE 8
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