Meadville Area High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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W Cxgarjb 1 'U P. ' ' f ' 1141226 aw e lfllarrlnvll in Srninrz As you leave the halls of the school 'that has been your abode for the past four years, a June world lies at your feet. The congratulations of your friends in having completed the requirements for high school graduation are showered upon you. Yet bear in mind that June 4th marks a comrnencernent not an end. Whatever the community has given to you in many years of school life, it rightfully expects you to render to it again in terms of service to your fellow men. Go forth then and may you find that greatest happi- ness that con1es from unselfish achievement. As your days here together in study have given to you a great drive toward successful living, so will you find that study will do always. Of all fine things, an open mind, eagerly expectant of new discoveries, yet ever respecting the old, is the noblest, the rarest, and the most difiicult to achieve. So whether or not you are fortunate enough to go to college, find an opportunity somehow to be a student. The great things of life, in books and elsewhere, art, beauty and culture still say to you:- Grow old along with me! - The best is yet to be- The lastof life, for which the first was made I Our times are in his hand VVho saith, 'A whole I planned: Youth show but halfg trust Godg see all, Nor be afraid. ' -Frederick L. Pond. unumuaua -'A- - --'- A A--A -t -----.- H 1 Y ,..,., t ,..,,. . .,,... ..,. ....,...., p f f yufwieas 1