Melbourne High School - Mel Hi Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Compliments to the M W Class of '56 SY MACONTS -F R7 A in MARKET ROLLER RIN 737 Nevv Haven Avenue Located at Ns ' the ' -Melbourne, Florida M.Z?3gZ?C1e . cv--G 2 THE House. HKGIFTS The Perfect Gift for Every Occasion 428 New Haven Avenue Brand Arcade Be st Wishe s From Compliments From EEAUJEAN ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY, INC. IV! OTO125 Best Wishes f From B LJIZN U13 gf C5 I lvl S OF MELBOURNE, INC. Builders Supplies Melbourne, Florida

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Best Wishes From 452255 Jr, - Misses - ll2 Sizes 230 New Haven Avenue ED KEM PFEIZS SUPER MARKET South Dixie Highway Melbourne, Florida Complete Food Store 320 New Haven Ave. r Slil 'PPV S Compliments SERVICE STATION to the Class of '56 Phone 9189 S. Dixie Highway 1 ' I Washing S f Polishing p Lubrication DEPT. STORE Accessories can 41 or 1334 Brevard,s Leading For Free Delivery Flowers by Wire , DePartment Store m TTZODICAL. C75-AxlQli3l++fN1? 40 Melbourne Ave.

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'Q IIIYU A 4 'Q I 7 'larrtff Al' ,? ef: S L-E.: .o n . ,QL-922332: N BANK OF MELBOURNE AND TRUST COMPANY MELBOURNE , FLORIDA TO THE GRADUATING CLASS No system of education can attain the desired satisfactory results without intelligence and well directed purpose, unity and harmony of effort, and difinite comprehensive knowledge of conditions and requirements. A force for freedom as old as life itself, which will emerge with vividness from the complexities of our times. Not only life, but freedom itself must find regeneration from youth. ln every generation, youth presses for this achleivement. Each generation has the right to build its own world with the materials of the past, cemented by the hopes of the future. p Older men declare war, but it is youth that must fight and die. And it is youth who must inherit the tribulations, sorrow, and triumphs that are the aftermath of war. Youth can bring the courage, the ideals, and confidence which can erect a new society in America. You have a great heritage. You are receiving and finding homes built by your forebearers, but you have an even greater heritageg that isthe heritage of religious faith and morals. There is no problem which confronts our country that you can not solve within the frame-work. We know you will carry forward. We wish you to carry it with the dauntless assurance of your forebearers who faced the chill of the ocean, the danger of the forrest and deserts, the lon-liness of the pioneer days to build upon this continent a dedication to justice and liberty for the dignity of the individual man. Watch over it vigilantly, guard it, protect it from foes within and withoutg make for it a sanctuary and dedicate it to God and all man-kind. C .H. McNulty, Pr eside'