Kensington High School - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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To M y Girls: HEN I was a little girl I used to think that if only someone would always play beau' tiful music that I would always be good. Thinkf ing of my childish idea, I see a philosophy in it that applies to grownfups, There is a spiritual quality about l'eautiful music that uplifts our souls and makes us long for better things. While I would not have the nonfgifted tortured, I sometimes regret that even the gifted are too easily satisned. When I have insisted that you should have as much music as possible, I have had in mind your future leisure time. There is a preparation for life-livelihood, and a preparation for living-through literature, art, music. One with love and understanding for these will find resources within himself, a safeguard against what is unworthy and a spiritual gain that cannot he measured. Faithfully yours, BEULAH A. FENIMORE.

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OR you I wish a happy and suc' cessful life, blessed with good health, and lived to the fullest. Then the world will he 21 little lwettcr hecause you have lived. Be satisfied with what you have, hut not with what you are, reniemhering that material things may he won and lost, hut that an appreciaf tion of heautiful art, of fine music, and of inspirf ing literature hecomes part of you, enriching your lives and those of others. MA 'mans reach should exceed his grasp Or whats a heaven for? Strive ever toward a higher and hetter goal, since nothing worthwhile is accomplished without per' sistent cifort. Only hy putting forth the hest that is in you are you making the most of your llfe. That is success! JEAN M. CLINE! Class Sponsor