Kansas School for the Deaf - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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Pr1ndpa1's Office A vw sf Ennhlinhed IB6I ' KANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF OLATHE 6606! supefa,--.nau.1'. omg. sm. z-ol 94 11- Popln 4.4540 ' To the Class of 1957: You of the graduating class of l9E7 -- and there are more than a million of you all over the United States -- are going into a new and strange world. Confusion, misunderstanding, and distrust are everywhere. Shall your coming merely add to the confusion? Shall you worry away your enerqy in complaint? Or shall your coming mean a new stream of vitality courage, and intelligence flowing into the currents of everyday living? Whether it shall mean the one or the other depends in the final analysis upon you. Be yourself! By the grace of God you are what you are: glory in your selfhood, accept yourself and go on fran there. Create the kind of self you will be happy to live with all your life. The State of Kansas has done its part. God be with you as you make your mark. Cordi al ly yours, Sianley D. th, Litt.D. Superinten nt A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH IMPAIRED HEARING VISITORS WELCOME ww If no gs .1 Zeirr f ,W If E KANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF H Olathe S'l'afe 2-D152 To the 1967 Graduates: Graduation is the beginning of your life in a new world. The tides and currents of this new world will present many new challenges for you to meet and overcome. We are confident, you will successfully meet these challenges . In your years at the Kansas School for the Deaf many people have contributed to the essential needs of your mind, your body, and your spirit--Education, Vocational Training and Spiritual Guidance. All of us are sure you will use this training wisely. It is our hope and prayer that God may continue to bestow on each of you His most richest blessings. Sincerely yours , 1 Parks Principal LRP!hwS use

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OFFICE STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT5 Mrs. Ketchum, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Crosby, Miss Bishop, Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. Smith. READY, WILLI G A DABLE A 'E' QW Mrs. Hare Dietician Mr. Dempsey, Storekeeper Mr. Hershey, Meat cutter V INFIRMARY Mrs. Edemarm, Mrs. Porter, Dr. Beebe, M Wilson. 6 I'. Dr. C. P. Goetzinger, Psychologist :fi .fl ,, 1 -L