Cincinnatus Central High School - Lion Yearbook (Cincinnatus, NY)

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2' in ummm 3 'IWUH I3 I-4 I-I Principal s Message Many of you, no doubt, have heard the statement that a man who does no more work than necessary is a slave to his job, Probably no one would argue affirmatively for the pleasures or virtues of slavery. And yet, do you realize that day after day when you do your assignments that perhaps you do just so much and no more? Do you also realize that you gain little pleasure or pride in such work? Doing a little more than is expected is worth more than all the rest. Not only for appearance in the eyes .of others, but also for developing pride in yourself I recommend this idea to you.

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Hd..- We the class of '53 respectfully dedi- cate this issue of the Lion to Mrs. Totman and Mr. Dodge in appreciation of their unfailing patience, guidance, and under- standing. If throughout our four years of high school we have, at times, seemed tmappre- ciative and ungrateful it was because of our youth. As time goes by and we grow in knowl- edge and understanding, Mrs. Totman and Mr. Dodge will grow in our memory. fi oeolcatlon X-in --5

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