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We . ll. Il. SINGER Carnegie lll.S'fffIlI'L' of Technology llllllnlllil ll Ui. 1. PALLONE fludiunu Slate Tezlcliers College University of Pitts-I1 'gli University of Pittsburgh A, Pffllll-S'yIUlIlliU State uiucrsily f xw If f W, . Your cornmcncement marks the end of one I gratulations upon the completion ot this phase of your voyage through life. You are X undoubtedly eager to peer ahead, but no one can see clearly enough. or far enough, or wisely enough to discern the future. Chart your course safely! He not shipwrecked on the shoals of treacher- ous shores by false beacon-lights or by wily pilots whose only ambition is to gain by your loss. but set your compass to the proven ports. Seek those harbors which in brief moments of history have given men, nations, and the world. peace and prosperity. These harbors are Truth, and Honor, and Freedom, and Good- will to all the wide. wide world. My bon voyagew wish to you is that through you and the rest of your generation. the world may be charted anew to prosperity and peace. 12 'nl rtant phase ottjyour education! Your parents and teachers have heretofore guided most of your thinking and planning and have directed most of your activities. But when you leave Arnold High School with your diploma in your hand and a smile on your face, you will face a different world. You will be more on your own, and will do much more of your own thinking and planning, and you will have to abide by the results. As you make plans, resolve to carry them out so that you may reap the beneiits and rewards that go along with success. You can be whatever you want to be if you will work at it intelligently and long enough and hard enough.
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H. D. BERKEY Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Graduates of 1954: For twelve years you have been laying the educational foundation of your life. It is hoped that you have studied much, learned well and developed certain essential skills. You should have mastered some of the principles of worthy living and democratic citizenship. Your graduation is not in celebration of the completion of vour high school daysg rather, it should be the beginning of a new era for you. A dynamic life looks forward, not backward. There are many doors which will lead you to a life worthy of commendation. The knob on each of these doors is on your side-you must do the opening. As you move forward to ever new and widen- ing horizons, I challenge you to 'Kmake this world a bit better and more beautiful because you have lived in itf' TID SUPERINTENDENT
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