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To the Class of Iune 1953: A combination of sacrifice and effort has brought you to the goal of your present ambition-the completion of four years of high school. This task and the road to success have not been easy, as evidenced by the fact that today's graduating class is but a minority of those who entered high school with you. You are to be commended for having persisted and de- veloped your natural ability. We are mindful of the story of a humble scientist who toiled most of his long life in the fields studying the ways and habits of birds and insects. At the age of 80 he laboriously wrote his findings for the benefit of mankind. At the age of 90 he was apprised of the plan by his countrymen to erect a statue in his honor. Very well,', he said, HI shall see myself. But shall I recognize myself? I've had so little time to look at myself. When he was asked what inscription he wished on the statue he replied in one word, Labor!v Try this scientist's formula for living and you will not fail. Our city and community need many things today-good homes, schools, and upright, loyal citizens. With it all, however, there is a need for enlightenment and skill on the part of our students and graduates. If they are well informed and guided by a knowledge of the truth and sound conviction, if they have the ability to contribute to the progress of society, then the sacrifices and encouragement of parents, and the interest and service of teachers, will bring many beneficial results. just one split beam, a careless disregard of the welfare of others, or the neglect of oneis duty can undermine the strength andlsoundnessrof an entire structure. Apply well and consistently, then, the principles and skills you have learned. We hope the years ahead will be as pleasant and profitable as those in school. May deserved success be yours! Sincerely yours, CB'- Principal 3
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