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

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PRINCIPADS MESSAGE T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS OE 1956 As you Seniors launch your new careers with eager and exciting antic- ipation, those of us remaining behind cannot escape a trace of sad- ness over your Commencement, And yet, we feel a tremendous burst of pride - for in you lie all of our hopes and aspirations for a bright new tomorrow. We hope you will remember that the royal road to success would have more travelers were not so many lost while attempting to find short cuts. Most men seem to fail through lack of direction rather than lack of ability. Never forget that while a man may be better than his reputation, he is never better than his principles. The poor man is not the man without a cent but the man without a dream. . Z, i

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1 MRS. HELEN DORMAN Secretary MRS. RUTH HENEGAR Assistant Principal OFFICE STAFF: Judy Biswanger, Connie Sommerville, Lu Ann Raymond, Barbara Ensor, Sharee Leikvold, Marcia Hoskins, Ruth Gossard, Arthur Ohme.