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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE Class of 1959, no class has ever had a greater challenge. In a world fall of miracles yoa can take a place. How small or how large a place will depend on how hard you work at your educa¬ tion and your assigned job. I congratulate you on your present attainments and wish for you all of the success in the world. Mr. H. Arnout Yeager POCAHONTAS COUNTY TEACHER OF THE YEAR Congratulations and best of luck to the senior class of 1959. Mr. J. Z. Johnson, Principal Marlinton Elementary School r. 1
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ADMINISTRATION All things must end, even good things, and you are now approaching the end of one part of your life. In many ways the last year of high school is the most importzint of all school years, for it provides a good chance to clarify your thinking about ideals and goals. This last year in high school is an excellent time to overcome personal deficiencies, build needed strengths, and get the most from the friendships and opportunities your high school provides. Soon you will be leaving the protective atmosphere of Marlinton High School, and you must make important decisions as to obs, future education, and responsibilities of adult citizenship. The decisions you make will probably affect the rest of your life, for every adult is influenced by his answers to his youthful problems. It is the nature of society for new problems to arise constantly, and the best society can do is to become adept in solving problems. The purpose of your education is to test one idea against another idea, one method against another method, to inquire into and to ex¬ amine until men can know the true from the false. Sincerely yours M. H. Brooks, Superintendent J. K. Arbogast, Assistant Superintendent
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IN MEMORIAM In memory of a beloved minister and alamas, The Beverend Don Clifford Taylor, who gave the MARLINTONIAN its official name and devoted many years of service and inspiration to the students of Marlinton High School, We dedicate our 1959 MABLINTONIAN. March 26, 1915 -- June 20, 1958 :8
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