Chagrin Falls High School - Zenith Yearbook (Chagrin Falls, OH)

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Foreword BI. XOT deceived; God is not mocked: For whatsoever a man so wet h, that shall he also reap. Now. when the slate of your life is comparatively clean, is the time to consider just what you want to have written upon it. As living is a creative experience, so should your individual lives be; therefore build slowly, carefully, and surely. If you pattern your lives around high ideals, you will not he tortured by vain regrets when it is too late to change. I firmly believe that if you try to be decent and good you will attain an inner strength that will enable you to weather any vicis- situde. You still have ample opportunity to fashion your lives so that, as the years pile up, you will have honor, respect, friends, and love. You should live not only for today alone but also for the tomorrows that are to come. Sow, that you will reap a rich harvest of contentment and happiness. It has given me a great deal of pleasure and satisfaction to know and work with the class of 1953. The faculty and I extend to you our warmest hopes for your future well-being. Miss Elsa Jane Carroll, Senior Class Advisor

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Acknowledgment We, the Zenith Staff of 1953. wish to extend our sincerest thanks to Mr. Norman Fry. our advisor; Ellen and Bill Hood and Frosty Norton, photographers; Mr. Geo. Vance of the Tower Press; Mrs. Helen Daugherty of the Northern Engraving and Electrotype Company; the merchants and businessmen of our valley; our parents and teachers; and everyone else who has helped to make the 1953 Zenith possible.

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Dedication E, the class of 1953, in an attempt to show our recognition of a person whose efforts for the students often go unappreciated, take great pleas- ure in dedicating our yearbook to Mr. Norman D. Fry.