East Aurora High School - Auroran Yearbook (East Aurora, NY)

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gl! i d Work, perseverance, and patience are three things I hope you have learned from your school experience. If you have these three qualities, I am sure you will go a long way in life. Lacking any one of the three To the Class of l952.. Congratulating you holds special significance and pleasure Congratulations Class of 1952. May you have enjoyed your high school days as much as we have enjoyed having you here. It is our sincere hope that the education you have received will help you to find your place in society and to become a worthy member of that group. Good luck and best wishes to each of you. you will not climb very far. Take time to reflect on this and some day when the going seems rough, you will find in the end you will win. What has gotten you this far? Work, per- severance, and patience. ivfflfiaa because a brief six years ago we became members of East Aurora High School together. How quickly those years have nurtured you to greater maturity, carrying both you and me through a whirlwind of activities. Those years of friendship, mutual counsel and efforts shared will long be cherished. Best wishes always.

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udminisiruiion The Class of 1952 is about to write Finis to an important chapter in its his- tory. lt has been an exciting twelve year story and its conclusion is doubtlessly stimulating and satisfying. The next chap- ter concerns the Future and its promise is compelling. Best wishes to you all in your endeavors. 6 Q 7yz4,-raft, This book is a record of what you have counted as significant. Now you begin to look ahead, to see a troubled and uncertain world. Time for mili- tary training appears as part of your life. You realize that the opportuni- ties offered and the Freedom we all enjoy must be guarded even with our lives. There has never been a time when more choices for a life of work and adventure existed. Expanding fields of scientific activity in Electronics, Chemistry, and Engineering need people trained in these fields and eager to work. Advances in produc- tion call for more trained people to sell and service new products. There is great need for more well prepared teachers. As you leave here, remembering the obligation to give as you receive, you will find a place for yourself where you will be happy and success- ful. We here in E.A.H.S. believe in you and wish only the best for you. KQMNXM Mn

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You have chosen an endless theme, Time . Poets and philosophers have vied with scientists for an explanation, yet the veriest child knows its mystery. Ben Franklin said, You value life? Then value time, for time's the stuff 1ife's made of. The poet said of Civil War days, These are the times that try men's souls. A statesman strives for Peace in our time. In moments of great happiness, you will say, Time, you old gypsy man, will you not stay, Put up your caravan just for a day? But always we can carry on when we remember that Our times are in Thy hand, O Lord. L?'l'lovulo-mn so PM. senior advisors Mr. Kelver My Time is Your Time was the theme song of Mr. Beebe as an advisor of the senior class. His interest, enthusiasm, and willingness to help us, added greatly to the success and en- joyment of our senior year. As time goes by, we shall remember his kindness, his leadership, and his understanding of our problems. Mrs, Hoover, Mr. Beebe, Mrs. Peek. 8