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Message from TVI1. Robert Taylor, Superintendent of Schools. 7m-.11i -:QE-.,-' MR. ROBERT N. TAYLOR Keeping Up With The Times An advancing technology, unexpected and rapid changes on the World po- litical scene, and the human drive to raise our standard of living in the United States are three most vigorous challenges to high school students who hope to enjoy a full and happy life. Continue to learn whatever your choice of a career may be. To cease learn- ing at eighteen years of age would he sheer folly and a sign of the crumbling of your moral fibre. There are today unlimited opportunities. If you would keep up with the times, you must be a vigorous part of this ever-growing and learning people, the citizens of the United States. Sincerely yours, ROBERT N. TAYLOR.
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5 3 1,3 1 A . ,ini ! , . . . . 4. .::,1 . if K .Q sr Message from lVlr. Stephen J. Drotter, Principal of Drury High School. The insatiable mind of man has brought about another 1 new chapter in the history of civilization. Missiles which heretofore existed on paper are now encircling the earth and at the same time emitting valuable information. Over the years man has constantly striven to learn the mysteries of the universe. He was happy to uncover new knowledge and relate it to his fellowmen. During the re- MR- STEPHEN J. DROTTER. cent years man has had to add another motive to his quest, that of military implication. The last several decades have shown that the attitude of people the world over has changed. lt is the largest single factor which has brought about the use of scientific knowledge and progress for military implication rather than for man's betterment alone. The thought for you in this message is that you use the knowledge, the ideals, the habits imparted to you during your Drury days as intended. They were intended for you to continue your betterment, but they were also intended for you to have the proper attitude toward your fellowmen, your locality, your state, your country and the world. Being only concerned for oneis Wel- fare is the basic reason for the changed attitude throughout the world. There must be another concern, con- cern for the rights of others, if the desired balance is to be had. lt must start with each of you as individuals and spread far and wide. It is only in this way that civilization can look forward with any feeling of security. As you take your place in the world, think seriously of this aspect, then do something about it. Best wishes to each and every member of the Class of l959. STEPHEN J. DROTTER. . 0 ' 9 W JW I' fa. 5 f I M52 Z i' QV Q 45? XX i 7
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