Eden Central School - Embers Yearbook (Eden, NY)

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W1IIBlEIIElII.M.N. IFIIIE Tolerance, that open-mindedness which brings with it a respect forthe rights, privileges and beliefs of other individuals, is a natural outgrowth of friendly association with those who may differ from us in race, nationality, color and creed. Our public school has offered an opportunity for us to practice tolerance as we mingled with students of differing backgrounds and learned to give consid- eration to all. This same regard we must strive to carry over to world relationships. Each man can learn soriietbing rom his neighbor, at least be can learn to have patience with bam to live and let line. -Charles Kingsley s 30 ' ,f H H ,'f'A '?