Ashburn High School - Ace Yearbook (Ashburn, GA)

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MR. CATO, OUR PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957: I have enjoyed and appreciated the opportunity of having s?rved as your principal during your Senior year. I have learned to love and respect each of you. As you leave the classrooms and halls of Ashburn High School, the best wishes of the faculty go with you. It is the wish of every member of the faculty that you have a long and happy life. In the years you have spent in Ashburn School, we hope you have acquired the necessary tools and funda mentals in order to succeed in the next ta sk facing you. We trust you have developed the strength of character that will give you a desire to be found active in the defense of right and justice. There is no place where there is greater competition in life than in America. People are striving for power over others, for prestige, and money. The well trained and qualified individual will usually gain and be more successful in securing their desires. 1 would like to urge as many as as possible to continue your preparation by going to college. Remember always to be ladies and gentlemen in the best sense of that term, or the school has failed. REMEMBER TO FIND SOMEWAY TO STAY HAPPY FOR WHEN YOU ARE SAD, YOU GROW PLAIN: AND WHEN YOU GROW PLAIN, YOU GROW BITTER AND WHEN YOU ARE BITTER, YOU ARE VERY DISAGREEABLE AND A DISAGREEABLE PERSON HAS NOTHING NEITHER FRIENDS, LOVERS, NOR CONTENTMENT. We wish you the greatest success it is possible for you to attain.