Millcreek High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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High School Principal w Above: Mrs. Ruth Blair Right: Mr. Charles LeMasters at na in th al em as groups and as 1nd1v1duals within the groups freedom liberty happiness and peace This tion belleves that a living democracy can offer these things Schools must proceed courageous and creatively to teach the values of democi atlc citizenship through l1v1ng It is necessary to make comparisons with schools of thuty five or forty years ago to indicate re clearly the great strides that modem educatlon has made At that time only a small per ntage of the youth of secondary school age were 1n school and these were mteiested pumauly the professions. Today, in addition to the mastery of the basic skills, popularly referred to as e three R's, the .school is responsible for the development of a wide range of human skills, per- sonality growth, and the like-all demanded by presen-t-day living wi-thin a democracy. Your school has attempted to help you to learn how to work together cooperatively, th-ink critic- In these times peoples of the whole world grope and pray for some way of life which will give I 1 n u n n l u 0 c - ly ' . ' . i mo ' ' ' ' ' . '- - ce l I . ' 1 1 1 I me .0 1 yy, and gain gnowledge of the past to help interpret the present and to prepare for the future. LI wish you happiness and success, and hope you may be of service to your community and nation. CHARLES E. LeMASTERS C117

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Supervising Principal if Above: James S. Wilson l Above right.: Kathleen Hunter Right: Mrs. Ora Leonard l The trend today seems to be to get as much as possible with the least effort. My advice to you is best summed up from an excerpt of a recent issue of the Lion's Magazine and I quote: A prominent salesman, now retired, summed up his success in three simple Words: 'and then somef 'I discovered at an early afe,' he said, 'that most of the differences between average people and top people could be explained in three words. The top people did what was expected of them -and then some. They were thoughtful of others: they were considerate and kind- -and then some. They met their obligations and responsibilities fairly and squarely-and then some. They could be counted on in an emergency-and then sorne.' Congratulations and best wishes for the future success of the members of the graduating class of 1953. JAMES S. WILSON C101

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Charles Bickford Chaste- James Barr Wistecha - Norma Bailey Colowan suta -Ito be firm of Cmodestj Cornell Univer- -Cpainterj Edinboro State hearth Gannon College A. B., Edinboro State Teach- sity A.B., -University l of Teachers College B.S. Art Pennsylvania M.S. Biol- ers College, Duquesne Uni- ogy, Student Council. versity. English, Beta Hi- Y, Faculty Manager, Sen- ior Sponsor. Gus Anderson lagoon- Cstory-teller- I know I was a boy once J Colgate B.S., Penn State. Health Gym. Roy Bolkey Jossakeed - Cprophet- Millcreek has a chance tonightuj Edin- boro State Teachers Col- lege B.S., University of Pittsburgh. NVorltl His- tory, Junior Sponsor. Virginia Evans Towajam --Cbeloved by alll West- ern Reserve M.A., Villa Maria B.A. Latin Club Freshman sponsor. Jane Foy Whoo-graay-dm weh-meh - Chomemakerj Villa Maria BS. Vocation- al Home Economics, F.H. A. C125 Faculty