Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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WL? W . Students and teachers have been most co-operative in mak- ing this year very enjoyable, For many of you students, this year marks the end of your High School days. I regret to see you leave as your efforts in maintaining the high standards of our school will be missed, While high school graduation marks the end of a phase of edu- cation, it also marks the beginning ot a new venture in living. ln this new venture, I extend my most sincere wishes tor your success. To those of us remaining, may we continue to perpetuate and uphold the fine traditions and standards ot Edmonds High School. JULIAN KARP, Principal I Q C Q Q U D C - C f

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A Q Q I C Q Q 1 Q I I Q 4pgG'w K 0 , L Nicholas Murray Butler, the late president of Columbia Uni- versity, once wroteg There are five tests of the evidence of education-correct ness and precision in the use of the mother tongue, refined and gentle manners, the result of fixed habits of thought and action, sound standards of appreciation of beauty and worth and a char- acter based cn those standards, power and habit of reflection, efficiency or the power to do. To the students of Edmonds High School this year, l com- mend these thoughts and offer them as a guide for your develop- ment. GLEN C, H l LL. Superintendent l shall always be interested in your accomplishments and in your happiness, having served as princi- pal of Edmonds High School for six years makes my concern for your welfare especially strong To the Seniors, Bon Vrivageh' To the rest of the students, may you live up to the traditions and high standards set by the many alumni who have preceded you. C. MASON HALL, Pxssistant SlIDL'flIlf','I'!tll,'I'1f -I

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