Mainland High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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,..,.,..... I SOV QU 5950.14 I1 at dem O ernment aggagy where th Ontroll e Fein G it is f . peopleo vltal i 1- . be t - 'HPC t lgatlons 0531-ned ig igCe that th good Citizgnguties aige b . 0 - It is my . slncere hope th at the mem- bers of the of this S ' Car knowlede enlcr cla quisgeout to thoe, SS are pos take S Of dem e fullest Y' and de -Sessed the Am effo for lzenshi Se I- e ' rt . gI'a , 9' Plcan wa to lnsure Uted, butp D0 not y of 1- the f 1Ving. Perpetuati 01-th On of High S C' T' We 1 . Boys: S2321 Prine?-Zilfger and Aigr -ff i!',i!7 4,'fffg4 V AVA-Vi A7 f-FE ddggggggggggff 'fo the Glass of l9L.8, Congratulations, There are a d number of reasons why you should be offered these whole- .mmf heartedly: You have been loyal, cooperative, and courteous ' ' through your high school career. Your scholarship, which is not most important, has been good. Enter into your plans for the future with the same zestful spirit which you have had here in all your undertakings. Everybody will tell you that you are graduating into a chaotic and unstable world. Consider thi-S a challenge, not a burden. Your ' balance of mind and morals' will be what the universe will have to depend upon to regain its social, political, and economic equilibrium. lt is a great responsitility and one of which you should be fully conscious. May each of you carry with you my best wishes. Sincerely yours, tt Parker Rebecca Sco Girls ' Dean

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5 dpcxzifnfoncluntla TTL The real object of education is to give to the student re-E as life endures. I believe HEducation is a process of future living.n We have heard concerning the new progress- sources that will endure as long it was John Dewey who once said, living and not a preparation for so much in the past two decades ive plan for education. We have been told that the student should be allowed to choose and plan for himself, thus making him self-reliant. Experience had taught us, however, that a- long with this freedom, there must be a plan of guidance. This guidance will lead him into finding delight in mental and bodily activity. ln the words of John Ruskin, nEducation does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave.H This object- ive can only be reached when education and the learning pro- cesses are accompanied by a well planned and well executed counselling and guidance program for each student. Y No matter what field of endeavor each of the graduates of l948 ex- pects to go into, such a program should be followed. I trust that each one of you will find that vocation or profession which will bring happiness and contentment throughout life. iijizglnk ,.r1,.,, H15 i' W. B. Treloar jiri' may-- 5

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xwx Mrs- MGH Fred W. Bumip Mrs. Amy Ccrson Mrs. Kay Decxtherczqe Stanley Glosser Q Mrs. Maud Kirkwood Iohn Nash Mrs. Mildred Snyder Miss Leona Wcuren