William Howard Taft High School - Senior Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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O 3' 3 3 J ,, 5 . s 1 - -V HORTENSE H. LEVISOHN Dear Graduates of 1958, ln this international Geophysical Year and even before the launching of the first earth satellites, you demonstrated your interest in other parts of our shrinking planet by se- lecting the Far East as the theme of your yearbook. Let no one call the classes of 1958 provincial! While most of your daily activities in the future will of necessity be concentrated on matters close beside you, we hope that you will maintain your interest in distant places, other peoples, new developments, and the ad- vancing frontiers of knowledge. Go forth from our halls to learn more about our world, both the close at hand and the far away. There is so much to learn about our world, its past, present, and possible future, Dear Senior A, n1Q-'?1':i 4' T if i i li ,, ,Ap gt X. man's struggle for truth and freedom, the earth and seas about us, the treasure buried beneath us, the skies and space above us. Whether you become discoverers of new con- cepts or thoughtful observers in their wake, every day will bring you new opportunities for learning. Keep your eyes and ears open, your minds alert, your energies exercised, and your powers of judgment keen. No matter how exacting or how confining your daily tasks may become, your leisure hours will provide you ample op- portunity to develop into well-informed, men- tally alert, contributing members of our society. Leaders of thought or intelligent fol- lowers, you can become sons and daughters of whom Taft may be proud. Yours with all good wishes, 1 7