Manchester High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

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- '6'ffX fi9'KrfXfff',ffff' fi' 'f'f'iff'fff'fffff6ffW 9' 'KXBSQ PRINCIPAIIS MESSAGE To The Class Of 1950: Congratulations! Your graduation from high school marks another important goal in your life. You have attained this goal through study, work, courage, and effort. May the attaining of this goal constantly remind you that the world does not give you a living unless you lit yourself to earn it. You will find plenty of coma petition in life. Do not hestitate to work and sacrifice in the early years of your life if you desire to attain more goals in the latter part of your life. Time flies swiftly away. Make diligent use of it in your early years. Rainy days will come all to soon as you advance in age. Make hay while the sun shines. There are so many things for one to do in life for himself and society. Let me urge and exhort you to go forth into the larger world with an eager spirit to put more into it than you hope ever to 'take out of it. In this spirit you will view ditliculties as a challenge and never be tempted to give way to despair. As your years come and go, may your life increase in happiness- the aim of all social living-and in the service for the benefit of mankind. I have confidence that you will measure up to the responsihilitics of a high school graduate. You have my personal best wishes for success and happiness as you leave the Manchester High School. Mr. Ira Y. Baker, A. B., M. A. 6