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Dear Students: As the year draws to a close, you will unquestionably look back with nostalgia over the past months and their included activities. Since this is an educational institution, the learning of lessons will bulk large in your memory. Yet, as you honest- ly evaluate these lessons which have been learned, I think you will find that one of your most important lessons will not have come out of books. The school motto suggests the area about which I am speak- ing: education for life. You have worked hard, you have made discoveries: about the past, about your own world, and about your fellows. No knowledge will stand you in better stead during the future than will this last type. An ability to under- stand people, to appreciate their weaknesses as well as their strengths, to be wisely tolerant fand not smugly soj of their differences from you is an invaluable asset and one which cannot come from the written word. Life is a two-way street. In traversing it you are as respon- sible as is the other person for your mutual happiness and safety. You have learned, I know, to concern yourselves with others and their welfare. This knowledge accounts for the tone, the atmosphere, the intangible sense of family rapport which is immediately felt by a visitor as he enters our doors. Always maintain this perspective, with it you will make people glad wherever you go , without it, you will make people glad whenever you go. Only recently, I heard a wise practical psychologist express this same characteristic in the form of a question: Are they WE people, or are they ME people . You are truly we people in the finest sense of the phrase: cooperative, concerned, and cohesive. Don't ever regress to the infantile, egocentric ME person, and thereby fail yourself, your parents, and your school. Happy traveling on your two-way street, may it be smooth, comfortable, and companionable. Ftaithfully yours, James Henderson, Jr. ,1 ff
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