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Keys To Success What. are the keys to success? This is the question that is in the minds of most young people graduating from the secondary schools of our coun- try today. Eagerly looking ahead to their future, they are giving thought- ful consideration to the qualities and attributes necessary to living a full, rich and successful life. The Keystone Board wishes to devote this issue to those basic quali- ties, leadership, scholarshipj character and service, which seem essential to success. It is hoped that the graduates of Crosby High School and many other young people today will strive to attain the best that life has to offer by using these keys. Before acquiring the key of leadership, one must have not only the ability to lead, but also the faith and willingness to follow. The most suc- cessful people- in the world today are men and women strong enough to l'ead others through crises, large and small, but also sufhciently humble to follow another's leadership during critical times. The key of scholarship requires one to use his intellect to the best advantage, to be open-minded and willing to advance with the changing times, to be mentally alert, and to realize that one never ceases to learn. The third key character is prob- ably the most important requisite for success, for without it a person possessing leadership, scholarship and service might be unscrupulous and a liability to his city, state and country. It is more essential for one to have a character which others can respect and honor than it is to have a bril- liant mind. The final key service might be called the master key. It enables us to use our talents, large or small, to help others and indirectly make life worth living for everyone. May we follow the example of the Great Teacher and really find ourselves as we give of ourselves to others. With these four keys, leadership, scholarship, character and service, certainly anyone can unlock the door to success. ' JANE KAPILOFF Leadership Page 7 Scholarship - Page 13 Character Page 35 Service Page 47
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THE KEYSTONE 1957 CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL As'r, MAN:
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LEADERSHIP 4 -. .-Dr 'J f IS, AS-1 SERVICE CHARACTER
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