Colonel White High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Wouldn ' t it be a beautiful world if we all made human understanding a major goal and loved our fellow man ' s hu- manity as much as we love our own. 1 challenge every graduate to think of these words and then take action. Do something about them. Our city, our country and our world are waiting.

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Mr. Phillips welcomes students to the prom. In your years at Colonel White it is important that you find that partic- ular talent that has been granted you, You must be honest in your dealings with others as well as yourself. You must be enthusiastic about the task at hand. Never permit yourself to be possessed by your material possessions. Don ' t worry about your problems but have concern about them, and try to develop solutions for them. Look up to people when you can, and never look down on anyone. I wish all of you a full life. W. C. Phillips Principal IaJ-oU

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Class of ' 69 As you embark on your journey into life, I would like to ex- tend to you my very best wishes. It is my hope that Colonel White has accomplished in some measure its responsibility of preparing you for the challenging future which lies ahead. James L. Whitaker Assistant Principal ( m.%{x Rodger Taylor and Mr. Whitaker discuss Human Relations,