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irage TODAY AND TOMORROW The passing decade has served to emphasize the Vital necessity of preparing men to live With men in our world today. Even as these words are being written, the urgency of the times is underscoring and giving new interpretation to this idea. Tremendous . speeds, guided missiles, and satellites have caused the world to become so small that a seemingly insignifi- cant border incident on the other side of the globe can be most significant to us and to our future. The schools of today are preparing the leaders I. E. Brown of tomorrow. It is imperative that we produce men Superiritendent of Schools and women of quality. These times demand of us an understanding of the forces moving our world today. If man can meet and win this Challenge, it will of necessity be done by an educated and enlightened mind. Our schools and their educational programs serve as the means to develop and formulate this maturity and stability. Herein, lie the hope and salvation of the world. Walter F. Blume Dr. Edward Jirik Page Thirteen Director of Business Affairs Director of Curriculum
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BOARD OF EDUCATION Vice-President Seeley presents the keys of the building to Mr. Lo-wry, principal of the high school. Seth P. Norman Robert H. Seeley David 0. Jones E President Vice-President Clerk-Treasure-r Mrs. Irvine Smith Emit G. Clark William R. Stewart
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Assistant Principal Page F ourteen F red W. Lowry Principal Howard Kirk Dean of Boys A CHALLENGE The growth and development of free, universal education for the youth of the land have been a matter of constant public concern since earliest colonial times. This concern cannot diminish for the problems growing out of the social, economic, and political disturbances of the 20th century make man- datory a continuous search for greater excellence in American secondary education if we are to survive and prosper in the great competition among nations for leadership, markets, and the minds of men. It is up to you, the class of 365, and the classes that will follow you 'in the next few years, to accept the challenge of your generation, to continue the search for excellence, to determine that the leader- ship of the United StatesJ in all phases of World Affairs, shall not falter. The faculty and administration of Lancaster High School sincerely hOpe that you all find success and happiness in your future plans and occupations. Wm. aim? Pearle Waugh Rex Beavers Dean of Girls Assistant Principal
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