Mason High School - Anchora Yearbook (Mason, MI)

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-. , H I ,PIL-:A X f it l I A it ,-,- ,bile 4, A. , .. , .yx ,X , ,Q , 1 8 f .54 'X s ff-N ' x 1 74 , ' X A 1 1 Ty, 1 I x 4 -1 UL ' 1 V ' v , . sw-ff' ly 'f ff ,,. R . g .. t.. l li 3...f,g L . , - 1:3 Q K -V ps , X,-,1 , t . ' . N A yi -X N-tial-Qi .' , i . , V ' ' - Y K ' 5-.Lab W 2'-tri, . W .1 cg, ,, , r r?4 'l A ., t Ha- .-1, 1 ' 7 4 .. gg, N 1 4 . . X. r I L ii 4 pw A 1 My Dear Friends : May I extend my hearty congratulations on your graduation from Ma- son high school. An education is one of the most valuable of all posses- N sions. One of the strangest ideas is that a person's education is confined i to the years spent in school. A very small part of what we know was ' gained, or ever could be gained in any school. Knowledge comes streaming , in to us every conscious moment of our lives, through surprise and accident and disappointment, through success and failure-and the infinitely larger part of education comes either before or after school. Many pupils are l prone to think that their education is completed upon graduation from school. I like to think of the graduate as having just passed a necessary . 1 7 i 1 milestone in the journey of life. l Education is not merely a matter of books and material things. The spiritual side of your life must also be developed or the course of your life will be like that of a ship without a rudder. Consider that our lifetime and life energy are limited, that if we ft preoccupy them with little things, the great things will be lost. You will not have time i or strength for everything. Put first things first. Apply this particularly to character for the throne of your life as a competitor against love of money, love of social emi- nence, and love of pleasure. Almost every young man or woman begins seeking joy in life through getting, and has to learn by experience that the deepest satisfaction in life lies in serving. f .H I May you ever hold high the standard of education as you direct a life of service V from the throne of character. Sincerely yours, X D. A. MURRAY. ,. if . .iv - ' ' . 4 4' 1 f H+ i- Nil '.v ., W X, . 1' R ,ft Jx v ti :Q .1 A . ' , x' v 4 'Q V . .X x N' .. , N ' 1 x l ...J .L-,. , . r, ., ,g Q.,- mh.. ix A A P 'lx '15 -fbi ' '-.. ,sr , . ,ff 4s,,-AIKVN x,.M.-..... gag,-r.

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7 i A K A x f pw . I V ' X X X Y it ' r W tffff , 'L' jf 1 X ' .1 7 . , 5 r- fi 4 1 V 1 1 f . ll ' 41 Il iqt 14 f pn 71 ., X I 1 f M w A g t 0 0 Q K QW 5 .L We have listened to your message, We have heard your words of wisdom, We will think on what you tell usg It is well for us, O Brothers. HEULTV