Kinkaid High School - Kinkaidian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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FROM THE HEADMASTER Shortly you will be taking the last of your Kinkaid examinations, hopefully you will be trying on your cap and gown, and then you will be members of the grad- uating class of 1956? To the faculty, your unique qualities will seem to set you apart from all other classes. Your teachers, along with your families and friends, will chorus the belief that This class of '56 is after all the besl. We can expect big things from themf' Will you live up to this promise? Will we point with pride as each year's accom- plishments in college and life are recorded? The answer. of course. lies with you and in the degree to which you are able to live by the wisdom in Shakespeare's famous lines: HT01lrz'ne own self be lrue, And il must follow as the night the Jay, Thou canst no! ilzen be false I0 any nzanfl I ho e 'ou will Jonder these lines a ain and affain. And with them ask the dee er P 3 1 E as P question: How are we to know when we are being true to ourselves? To answer this is, after all. one of the reasons for going to college. The School hopes that you will carry with you a bigger self than you brought to us, and that. knowing yourself and being true to this knowledge. you will make the most of those talents which are yours. John H. Cooper

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