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GUIDING YOUTH TO A Walter H. Church, Superintendent; A.B. California State Teachers ' College; Waynesbitrg College; M.A. Washing- ton and Jefferson College; University of Pittsburgh. MR. WALTER H. CHURCH CONTAINED in the following well-arranged message are the parting words of advice from Mr. Walter H. Churcfi, Superintendent, to the Senior Class of 1939: Students, it has been said, on leaving school, quickly divide themselves into two classes— those who have learned nothing, and those who have forgotten every- thing. The individual educates himself; and the best that teachers can do is to inspire the desire for mental exercise and faith in the power of labor to develop faculty, and to open worlds which are infinite, which each individual must re- discover for himself. What has been done, you can still do. In fact, we believe the best is yet to be done. The people we call ancient were but beginners. We are the true ancients. We stand in a wider world, and move forward with more purpose along more open ways. If we are weak and inferior, the fault lies in ourselves, not in the age. The time for doing the best things is ever present. I feel perfectly safe in predicting that the accomplishments of the class of 1939 with the next twenly-five years will reveal that its philosophy is set forth in the above paragraphs. Page Light
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BETTER WAY OF LIVING MR. MAURICE R. ARNER A S parting words of farewell Mr. Arner chose to compose tlie following message - - which will long be remembered by the Senior Class of 1Q5Q: Today you stand at the threshold of life ' s workshop. Before you appear many portals. The key that unlocks each is that of service. One ' s worth to the world is measured only in terms of service rendered. The world judges us. not by what we may do. but by what we actually do. of rihc sifishr Our place in life must be hewn out by the tools ot sacrifice, unsel fair play, and work for others. As I bid you adieu, may you each find your place of service in life, remember- ing the lines of the poet: ' Give to the world the best that you have And the best will come back to you. With these words in mind there is no doubt that the members of the class will strive to be of some service to the demanding world of today. Maurice R. Arner; A.B. Ohio State University; M.E. University of Chicngo; University of Pittsburgh. THE ROX AN Page Nine
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