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DEDICATION Mr. N As we are about to leave our present surroundings, we know that we have had a sincere friend, a person who has proved to be a friend of great value. We are indebted to you, Mr. Miller, for having been so kind and helpful during our high school years. And so, as a small token of our gratitude, we, the seniors of 1958, dedicate this edition of the Oracle to you. 5
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THE ORACLE STAFF Joe Begalla, Editor Nancy Thomas, Co-editor KNEELING: Judy Opalenik, Erma Reynolds. SEATED: Joe Begalla, Gloria Gill, Brant Hopper, William Mercer, Fred Livingstone Nancy Thomas. STANDING, Lefi to Righf: Mrs. Hood, Gail Morrison, ABSENT from the picture were Paul McQueen and Henry Clinger. Marlene Wansack, John Wilcox, James Ogul, Marlene Goodall, 4
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SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF 1958: You are on the threshold of a new era, an era which will be identified with atomic power, man-made satellites and, conceivably, inter-planetary communication. The scientific advancement of the next cen- tury will well surpass the achievements of all preceeding ages. Even at this point of progress, science has discovered forces of energy capable of eliminating life from the face of the earth. At the some time, these newly discovered forces are potentially man's greatest ally in his struggle against disease, hard- ship and poverty. Upon you and succeeding generations throughout the world rests the great responsibility of directing and utilizing the newly discovered forces of nature for the good of mankind. Consequently, you will play a significant role in the phenomenal scientific era of your time. How you fulfill your destiny depends largely upon your respect for your fellowmen, your appreciation for your heritage and the guidance and leadership you accept. lf you will remember always to respect the rights of others: to give each man his due and to consider his welfare as you would your own, if you will cultivate an appreciation of your precious heritage: your freedom, your moral and spiritual enlightenment, the achievements in science - and strive to preserve and advance your heritage, if.you will seek Divine Guidance and place faith and trust in Him, you will fulfill your manifest destiny and iustify the confidence that is reposed in you. Luther VV. Low Luther W. Low
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