Central Manual Training High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Cbrrrting To the Class of 1909 Q Greeting: Well done, thou good and faithful servantg thou hast been faithful in a few things. I will make thee ruler over many thingsf' This promise holds just as good to-day as it did when first made, and the faithfulnes of the student in matters pertaining to school life is the best guarantee that he will carry into his longer life work that same abiding qualification which counts so much for success. He may not have been a brilliant scholar, nor have carried off school honors, but he may be assumed that the faithfulness which entered into his daily duties is this surest safeguard against failure. W. L. S. 5