Kimball Union Academy - Concordia Yearbook (Meriden, NH)

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It is important that these shall he of a certain satisfactory calilner. hut we are eyen more concerned with those achievements and actions for which there is no numerical grade nor any percentile mark to compare you with your fellow students. Our efforts have heen directed toward the development of a strong mind hy suhject- ing you to a reasonably thorough scholastic course of study. Our extracurricular activ- ities in which we have urged you to engage as far as time will permit have been for the purpose of developing community spirit, courage. and endurance. When one observes the developments on our large campus and the projects under- way for the future welfare of our school and students. it is most obvious that there have heen hundreds of ready hands at work to make it all a reality. we may he limited in our financial endowment, hut we certainly are well endowed with you hoys and men who have a true faith in the finer things of life. As you leave with happy hearts because you are through with our restrictions and are hound for the complete freedom of the outside world. l envy you your pleasant dreams! As of now you cease to he schoolhoys and suddenly heeome men with tremendous respon- sihilities confronting you. No longer will you he the lioy who doesift always have to answer for his actions. lVly greatest wish is that you shall go forth to the world of men with your ohjectiy: to serve your college. community. and fellow men to the lmest of your ahility. Xlay you rea lize the truth of the lfotary motto: llc profits most who serves liestfi me n 1 ,-s-- 1 5

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