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7a Me Q .- Soon you will be graduated from high- school, and I Wish to take this opportunity to issue a warning which is simply this: You are now really beginning your education, and life itself is quite a difficult taskmaster. Experience is still the best teacher and the Wise person profits ,by his experiences and puts them to good use. In high school, we have tried to prepare you for some of' these perplexing problems. From now on, however, you must think, plan and work on your own. Thinking, planning, and working is like a three-legged stool-if one leg is missing, the stool Will not balance. All three are essential and one supple- ments the other. . Enough of reaching! Go forth and do your bestl Beyond that, no one can expect more. Best wishes for your success! May you find happiness in your life work! I Sincerely. RICHARD HAYES, Principal VIOLA H. COX. Assistant Principal page thirteen
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page twelve THOMAS E. HARNEY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 'gaafufafg ' SEATED: Miss Mary E. Iucka, Dr. Iossph La Puglia, president, Mr. Arthur H. Woalile. STANDING: Mr. Frank May, Mr. Mlilllam H. Nowak, Mr. Thomas M. Morrissey, Mr, Iohn F. Schiff man, Mr. John G. Fluhaven. X V
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'Q . j N, CL fffC, :Jill 1' I f I page ,MISS FOSS- MISS KOONS- La leccion para man- Well, now-cla-a-ss. ana- MISS DEERING- , I'm wailing for you lo be quieil MISS MEYERSW- V Please remain in your seals uniil ihe bell has stopped ringing-U MISS NROON- r At any rate--' MISS MORRISSEY- Get mad or get glad aboul some- lhinqfthen write! M155 MCKEQN- - MISS IOHNSON- Pass the workbooks and ihe note- hooks. MISS SLAWSONi ' Please pray for ihat class of mine. They need ill MRS. MILLER- Mademoiselles, learn your idioms. Verstehen sie? MISS M. WEBER- Review your as- siqnment as given. MISS A. WEBER- You may stand ex- cusedf' MISS MCCAULIFF- ' ' How many are not through copy- ing the assignments? Do the iesi on the sideboard now, class. MISS COX- Well, so much for thai. Now the next point is- MISS REED4 Have you any questions before I ask mine? '70 lfnode who fnaae fourteen '
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