Commercial High School - Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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' Y Mx I T0 tilt' Class of .XYl.7ll'fl'C'1l T11i1'z'y-fl11'm'.' X l , To-day the world is yours! Those of us who have long since experienced the thrill of Coinmencemeut XYeek recall with what confidence we looked into the future and saw ourselves reaching some height in our chosen vocation. How we reveled in the wonders of youth! XYhat we could not see were the hardships and disappointments that must be ours before we should reach the coveted goal. Some- where along our path, however. when, perhaps our courage would have failed us, the light of faith, hope, and love was kindled from the torch of a fellow traveler whose life h. ll ' 'Q A ' ' ' ' ' at Jeen sw cettned by chastening cares and trialsg and our gloomy way was made bright. So may your mission be. Many of you will be the means of carrying light and sunshine to less fortunate wayfarers. Your happy couutenances, your Vibrant personalities, bright with the joy of life and conhdence and trust in God will lighten the little world in which you live and move and are. VVe who know and love you say with the Poet. VVhat would the world be to us if the children were no more 3 for children 1na11y of you still are. May God bless you always. Be willing' to strive hard for the goal, but more than this, strive t I v i f X V s ' 1- Y- - , ' o eau or those who tome attu you, a sweeter way because you have traveled 1t. I leave you this thought from the humble pen of Bliss Carman: B ot the medal, but the race: not the quarry, but the chaseg not the winning but the wayg these, oh Lord. be mine alwayf, Sincerely your friend and dean. 17 . H fX fps Q X W ff-L J L, v x ,. ig 'l ily?

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llo not lic lllSCtllll'Zl.f1'L'fl lmy the co will surely zumpczu' again. To lin' Cllrzxs of .Yillwfvull 'l'11i1'iy-ll11'l'i'.' -1 ' courugc zuul zt worcl of warning. Bly nicsszigc to you :it this time is :L ph 1 foi nclition of lmusiucss as you complete your lligh l l l uhith flll'liL'll thc whole worlcl to-clay School work. Tho silver lining of tic C0111 s ' ' 2 f l' uncut uhich is i'1lil1l ' place, I wish to warn you that in the process o rczu Jus ' ' . . ,, L tl ics ilftziiiiccl, :incl when more cnumloyccs :irc ucccletl, thc most cllicicnt zir- ic oi t' 'ill he the first to rc-ccix'c nttvntiou. those with thc host pix-pz1i':1 ion xy l liopc you lmvc zmuiircrl thc zilmility to clo some useful work, :incl the hzilnit of careful rczuling so that your ccluczitiou may tinuc on as long :ls you live. l hi 1 mincss in whutcvcr you unclcrtulxc. 1 wish you success unc all Sincercly, y07!1 16 not stop ut tlus tune, hut will con-

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