Chestertown High School - Dragon Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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443 Edltor in-Chief Associate Editors Business Yanagers Feature Writers Sports Writers Jnderclass Writers Artist Photographers Subscriptions Typists Faculty Advisor DRAGON STAFF Betty Spencer Billy Slagle, Anne Algire, Marilyn Coleman Albert Parsons, Doris Schauber, Joe Oliffe Jessie Dwyer, Patsy Bowes Eva Meekins, Raymond Atkinson, Richard Wheat Leon Cullis, Francis Plummer Jean Mogle Robert Ellis, Ronald Coleman Patsy Bowes Dorothy Hopkins, Margaret Mench Miss Hermione Riches mr. Ellery Ward 4

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TO mLE CLASQ OP 9 It has been a real oleasure to serve you dur1ng your hloh school days I shall never foroet you and I hone that you willnever forget the school which has opened the door of oooortunity to you It wlll not be long until you will be oarticipating ln the affairs of your local, state, and national vovernments U e your Influence for the good of all people Make certain that the Ch1ldP6HLlViUg 1n the communities where you make your homes recelve the beneiits of adequate denied This is a responsiblllty whlch I mnow you Jlll accept As your work in communlty enterprises increases you wlll realize more and nore that so man, of the difflculties 6X1StlHg between peoples today are due to a lacx of understanding of the other fe1low's point of v1ew Education his done muck to correct some of trese dlfflCUltl6S but should do much more It lS your job to see that the wort is carried Thls is a tough asslgnment, but I belleve that you will do your share With fondest personal reg rds to each of you, I remain incerely ours, Z ...gg 5.4 -L41 Qtencer, Prlncipal 6 nl 'Lp : A I .FJ . f7' I O . s ' ' , . .. . educational facilities, wnich you, for one reason or another, have been . b . . , . . I x. . h I . . . . ' , L I 1 L . . , I . ' I on. ' f ' ' ' ' a S Y I H - l bJ 55 .