Cocalico High School - Ko Ka Le Ko Yearbook (Denver, PA)

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ulaeruia ing rincilaa TO THE CLASS OF 1960: The day for which you anxiously waited has comeg you have received the award for the twelve years you have invested in education - - namely, your diploma. The time, effort, knowledge, cooperation, and understanding you have ex- hibited during your school days will probably be in proportion to your earnings, successfulness and happiness in later years. True success or failure in life can- not be determined now, or measured at any time by men bestowing you with awards or merits of achievement. Real greatness comes from within you. It is manifested in many ways - - perhaps by thoughtfulness, kindness, humbleness, love or aid which is offered to anyone in sorrow, or to a community or people in need. Greatness knows no boundaries, it is a priceless possession and is within reach of all. Continue to build upon the foundation of truth, righteousness and courage throughout life. Although men may never acclaim the rewards you deserve, there is a Great Judge who will award every person according to his worth. It is this best award that I wish for each one of you. Sincerely, DANIEL B. KNAUER.

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.Hgh Schema! rincilna To you the graduates, students now and citizens in the future, who are end- ing your formal secondary education to assume your role as individuals in a free society. May you look ahead, to strive for those desirable qualities and accomplish- ments which will be of greatest service to you yourself and your fellow man. In keeping with American Democracy, it is hoped that you, the Class of 1960, will be able to provide leadership in the use of democratic group processes in the development of ideals which are consistent with the moral and spiritual values of our country's heritage. Believing in education for citizenship, you must accept the responsibilities thrust upon you by society so that those who shall follow you will find a brighter tomorrow and not reap a harvest of bitter fruitage. HOMER P. WEAVER, Principal Cocalico Union High School.