Gratz High School - Gratzonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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To the Class of February, 1932: OU are graduating from this school at a time when business is at the lowest ebb that I have even seen it. You will probably have difficulty in establishing yourselves. Positions are few and hard to get and people are inclined to be pessimistic. But the United States has weathered many such depres- sions and has come back strong every time. You will also have the advantage of starting at ebb tide and of riding in with the Hood of prosperity, which may mean great opportunities for you. With best wishes to all, I remain, 2 1 -Q

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Dear 7'-'32,s: hope your aim in the gaining of knowl- edge has been and will be- to make the world a better place in which to live. Each one of us should strive constantly to serve well his fellow men. There is no greater reward than the feeling of satisfaction which comes as the result of a task well done. VVe may become heroes, though unsung, by measuring up to and surpassing the mere requirements of our service to mankind. Blay I wish for you in the words of one of our classmates. . Success to you, Your whole life through, Each seven'-thirty-two. W? r