Morse High School - Clipper Yearbook (Bath, ME)

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RAYMOND FARNHANI Prmczpal Frequently, the 1nsp1rat1on for reachmg new levels of achrevement come from the l1ves of great people and from the accomplxshments of 1nst1tut1ons that mold the character of socxety It would be lmposslble to 11st the names of men and women who have xnsprred others by therr words and deeds However I am sure you have read of them and garned some msrght and perspectlve from therr greatness Inst1tut1ons lrke the famlly the church and the publlc school have made rmmeasurable contrrbutxons to your da1ly l1fe Fortunate 1S the person who has had the opportumty to share 1n a happy and well managed home It brmgs bal ance securlty and satxsfactrons that are appreclated more rn later years The splrrtual teachmgs of the church of your chorce develop strong feelmgs of farth and encourage hlgh moral standards These forces are compelllng drlves for good habxts rn the dally rnteractron of people The publrc school IS the greatest transmrtter of the herrtage of Amerlca ll provrdes you wlth day to day oppor tun1t1es explarnrng by word and experlences the democratrc way of l1fe wlth IIS basrc llbertles and responsrbllltles for all It bullds a framework of knowledges and skxlls for your use and further development The task of educatron rs to awaken your mterests develop your ab1l1t1es and to add to your store of wlsdom The responsrbrlrty of a young Ameucan graduatrng from hlgh school IS to seek lnsprratlon from the lrves of others to develop a firm behef rn good famrly hvmg, to develop hrs sp1r1tual attachment to hrs church by regular attendance and sharmg rn rts respons1b1l1t1es to contmue to belleve 1n the m1ss1on of the pubhc school and to strrve for IIS lmprovement by supportxng rt wrth mtelllgent thxnklng and purposeful actlon To you young people who have completed one stage of your lrfe s experr ences my smcere congratulatrons I shall follow wrth xnterest your progress ln meetmg new responsrbrlmes It IS well to remember that you cannot postpone for too long the challenges that SOCICIY presents Your present and future degree Of success and happlness wrll be determmed by your capacrty to make favorable decrslons -Ks a result of the tralnmg that you have recerved rt IS my convlctron that you are better prepared to meet the demands of socxety and as a result w1ll be more useful and respected c1t1zens My best WlShCS to each of you and pleasant memorres of Old Morse Hlgh 2 . . ., - I r 7 y . 1 I . r r 7 1 ' y 1 r ., - , . .. ' - 1' ' fr f' ' 1 .l 1 9 9 Q 1 . - u -u

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THE CLIPPER 1956 Pubhshed by THE SEN IORS OF MORSE HIGH SCHOOL Bath Mamc' Fdzfor moz c Lu Lmxnncn flsszsfzznl lflztm Busznass Hana cr Robmrt Fdmuncl llfffllill Jdvzsors X NI nth in W W xtson N11 Iflufud Pommox 1 , , G. Vg, ,E 2 . , vw l ' Armzmclc Mary Cormicr ' ' uv . . 6 .I11 . 1 2 '. 'z .'

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'i.ni5 22 lCafl0Il No number of dedlcatlons could express the gratxtude and affectlon that th1s class holds for Mrs Young Her helpfulness as our advisor teacher and frlend can perhaps m some small way be repald by thls mbute It IS our hope that the followmg classes have the opportunmes of her wonderful guldance 3 Lf I is- Y. sd , iff' ' is .kkr p J. .