Henry Ford Trade School - Craftsman Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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1 our aim for the last three and one-half years has been to complete the academic course prescribed by the Henry Ford Trade School. This you have accomplished. One that has attained a goal is note- worthy. It means that he did not quit. For persons who want success two things are important — (1) continue to set higher goals, and (2) see them through to a suc- cessful conclusion. For all of us these are troubled times. The setting of goals is far-fetched. But do not forget that even though the future looms dim, it won't hurt to be prepared for those opportunities which will surely come. Best wishes, Cj. 7. Personnel Director

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Superintendent Believes You are taking your places in a world unbalanced by strife and hate and lust for power the consequences of which will be appalling. Our very civilization is at stake and unless your generation develops leaders of broad vision, unswayed by political bias, the kind of life this country knows and loves will disappear. Never was any generation faced with graver responsibilities nor with greater opportunities. We who must turn these problems to you who must shoulder them wish for you the wisdom of the ages and the strength to hold steadfast. 4?. Seaule Superintendent

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Shop Superintendent Says Today, because of foundations laid at Henry Ford Trade School, a host of men are holding key positions in industry and thou- sands of others have a trade. With the crying need for skilled workers in our National War effort, the contributions that Henry Ford Trade School has made and is making are more fully appreciated now than at any other time in the school's history. Highly trained men, whose values can never be discounted, are the results of time and hard work. My wish is that you con- tinue your hard work to complete your en- gineering training. Congratulations and best wishes. £. y. Pet ilcm Shop Superintendent