Campbell Memorial High School - Reveler Yearbook (Campbell, OH)

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- T1-113 REVELER ...l. DEDIOATION O OUR SPONSORS, Miss jPiL1lIi11O EiLg'i11I1 and M12 Erruesiz G-llstillella, in appre- ciation of flllbil' years of dc- votud service and loyal guid- umzcz 1-xprussccl Jf1l1'0l1gL1l sound jl1Clg1,'llN'llt :md t11oug'11tfu1 con- siclc1'zLtio11, wc, the senior class of 1932, si11cc:1'e'ly dedicate the Ruvclclz Page Seven J-If 994 0R14 l 'away 1-Sv , LP -. lx

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TI-IE REVELER A. S. KLINKO V irc'-Pl'i11c1'jJr1l 1 Ll. R. PATTERSON Pl'li71C'ffJllf ' ADMINISTRATION XAf,M0R14Z-1 4 X MQW UT NG' . . ., . , w. 53 I-II in the world can take the plate ol. Iersistance. The slogan, 'Press on' has solved and always will solve the problems of the human racef, This quotation from the words of one of our presidents of the United States serves as an introduction and also as a slogan lfor all students who enter school and as an ideal for all of us who are in school. Perseverance is an absolute necessity for the accomplishment olf an ideal. One of our ideals in school-the primary ideal-is an education. llducation is a conquest, not a bequest. It cannot be given. It must be achieved. So many fail to realize this and thus lose sight of our goal while here at Me- morial. l congratulate you on your accomplishments to date. 1 urge you to use what you have done as a foundation for 'a highly successful and happy' ex' perience with us. I hope that I may be able to recommend you to the Super- intendent and Board of Education as worthy of a diploma at the time you now expect to graduate. I ask ol you to leave no stones unturned which are honorable in the ac- complishment of your purpose. Do each day's taslc i11 a thorough way and as Professor james says, You need not fear the outcome. You will wake up some fine morning to find yourself one of the competent ones of your genera- tion. Campbell has generously expressed her belieli in you by providing you with such fine buildings and grounds as we now have. VVe wish you every possible success in measuring up to that which the city expects of you. Re- member that in addition to scholarship, you must excel in leadership, in serv- ice to your school and to your community. -E. R. Patterson, Prflzciprzl Page Eight