Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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To the i'Utssi's Too many young men and young women graduate from high school with no definite plan for the future. They do not know what they will be doing next year or the following year. With them their future is a hit or miss affair. They do not deem it necessary to plan ahead. It is easier to drift. Anyone can crawl into a boat and drift down stream with the current carrying him along, but it requires courage to row upstream in a flood. Much depends upon the kind of foundation built while in high school. The ancient Romans placed the busts and statues of heroes in their houses, in order that their children might have illustrious examples before them, and thus learn to imitate the virtues that make men heroic. Glenville High School has endeavored to hold up to you ideals of noble character; to illustrate the qualities essential to high achievement; to stimulate, encourage, and inspire you to be and to do something in the world; to teach you how to acquire practical power, how to meet life, how to dare to live in accordance with a high purpose; and to assure you that the world always listens to the man who has a will. Page six

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Compiled and Edited by Members of the Senior Class Co-editors Antony Mazzolini Aaron Paley Business Manager Dorothy Bialosky

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IMiVafioii To Mr Taylor, our sympathetic and appreciative principal, we the classes of 1932, do, with kindest affection, dedicate this annual. Page seven