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To the Class of 1952: As you leave Hicksville High School, you will enter a future of uncertainty, opportunity and responsibility. Uncertainty, of course, be- cause no one can accurately predict what the future will'be. The element of uncertainty today is probably greater for the bovs than for the girls because of the Korean situation and other unsettled world conditions. In the main, however, there are unlimited opportunities for all of you to be found in many fields, especially in the fields of business and teach- ing. Many of you have already decided what you will do during the coming year and this is as it should be. Whatever you do, your responsibilities were never greater than now and the world needs men and women with the “know how” who can get things done. Up to this time, men have made a miserable failure in their attempts to establish peace in the world. You can render a much needed service to your fellow man bv thinking and doing all you can to bring about peace. May I suggest that you give some of your time and talent to help those who need help. Do something with no thought of pay but merely for the privilege of doing it. For remember, always, that you do not live in a world by yourself Your brothers are here also. My very best wishes to each of you for good health, happiness and a successful future. E. H. LeBARRON Superintendent
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To the Class of 1952: Congratulations to the class of 1952 on having achieved the im- portant goal of graduation from high school. This, however, is but the beginning of a new phase of your life! Even though you live in a critical period in world affairs, by holding fast to our American ideals you face a new world of hope and opportunity for all. During your school experi- ence you have been developing character and personality as well as learning facts. Such valuable qualities as integrity, worthy ambition, and common sense can not be measured in a material way, yet they will be of inestimable value in facing the great problems of the world of tomorrow. It is the hope of your principal and teachers that you have de- veloped high moral principles and the courage to live by them. We trust you will continue to strive for health in body, mind and spirit. We trust you will become active participants in the affairs of our commu- nity contributing your best efforts to improve its family and church life. We hope that you continue your education and take advantage of the many opportunities that are available to you. We will continue to be your friends, and hope we may be of help to you in the future. May you have a full and successful life. MABEL R. FARLEY Principal
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