Frederick High School - Last Word Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

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A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS An ideal education is not the amount of book learning that one acquires, nor the amount of read- ing that one may do. nor the ability to follow any given trade successfully. Education is more than this-it deals in the ethical. since conduct is three- foyu-ths of life. The aim must be to make men trut- in thought and word. pure in desire, faithful in act, upright in deed. We must understand that the high- est good does not lie in the possession of anything whatsoever, but that it lies in power and quality of being. and that what we are. and not what we have. is the guiding principle. l hope that your yvzus or ai-sovizuiou yyith lrtyl- vrivl-t lligh Sihool hxiyt- lielpctl ylul to wt goxils tor your lilty yy hirh :ire yyorthy ul tht- yt-ry hut thzu is yyirhiu yful. .X protwsor iu ll yytsttru uuiytyrsity tolrl his stu- ylt-uts thxxt ht- yyoulil i-ousiiltr them tfrlrivgitt-il io tht- lycst Nt'l1Nl' ot tht- yyoril yyhru tht-y voultl truthfully llllNyNt'I' Nw to t':u'h ul tht- tolloyyiug uurstious' llzxs your y-tluvzitiou given you sympathy yyith :ill Qootl C'1lll'l'N? llxis it mziyle you xi protecting lHI'oKl1y'l' Io tht- yy t-uk? llzryx- you lt'1l!'l1L'Ll to irrzilyv truuils :uul kt-up thruyi fillll you look houwt mvu or purt- yyouu-u straight ill tht- rye? lun yrmll-Vt' :1uyrhut:.1roloye1u ll lutlt' vhihl? .Xrr you goofl for :iuytluug yourseltf fziu you lit' happy zilouv, yyith ouly your thoughts for 1-ompnuy? Vziu you look iuto at ulutl putlillt' hy tht, yyuysiylv :uytl wc uuythiuy' iu tht- putlillt- lyut iuuil? ,XI :hit tiyny in your lift-, how yyt-ll eilui':1tt'tl zirc you? As you lr:1y'e our svllool yyith my yt-ry ht-st yyisht-s tor your syiwi-ss :uul hzippiuv-s, l hope you :try- l!UIll't'Il11ll tormzil ecluvzitiou is hut llll iucitleut iu tht- lilrtimr of gui iuilivicluzil. Education is building day by day, the opening of the mind to meet con- ditions. a strengthening of character. Dyyio l.. Di-' yy 1,-Y X 5, x .,, 'Nl' nv IU HPR SENIURS: iougrzitulguious upou the voruplt-tiou ot :iuothrr plum' ol your tormail iytlui':u1ou, Nyc hops thzlt L'lll'll'lll'yl your liyrs to -uvh :ui vytvut that you .-to yyill zilyyqry- rlicrish uu'iuoi'it's ol your Nfllonl. your Vlilsslllillcs, :uul your tvzuelit-r's. lfurthcr, it is ' our ilwirt- thzit :ls you cuter your Cho-ru fields of eutlt-:iy'or you yyill mxuutzuu :ru earnest zuul :ui .ivtiye uitcrcst lu the yyorlil lll yyhirh you live tual ru the people yyith yyhom you live lu to- : :gt 'L ,,,o ISI' 1' lt iuzuti-rs not yy hart your lite! yyorlt mziy hr :is .ouL: lls you striye to lwrorrir the lywt ui your it-lil, Nvyt-r .nrt-pt uivyliovrity yylu-rr your zu'- vouiplisluututs gm- court-rru-tl, lry Ivy lo-4-orru zu L1r':uluutvs. Hur ht-st yyi-ht-N go yyith you ll' you truly ul-t upfrll you. il1ost'I1l'1lI'y't'Ix XVAXRRIEN tf XXII I ll

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We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks, to you, Mrs. Audrey Pressler, for the many hours of service and patience that you have so unselfishly given to us. In doing this, we most humbly dedicate this our LAST WORD.

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A TIIME TO IINSTIRLUCT