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Two :f ,iv F943 inf JOHN H. GILLICK Principal To the members of the graduating class I express the wish that each will be given the time and the opportunity to live life to its fullest, to receive from life the material, spiritual and moral values which are essential to happiness and, in return, to give true allegiance to God, country and home. We of an older generation will soon give way to you younger men and women and you will then be compelled to face your own problems, to do your own thinking and to contribute something of value to life for those who are to follow you. You must contribute some good in order to justify the life which was given to you by God. Life, at best, is not easy but individuals who bravely carry out their assigned tasks can and will successfully meet all the challenges of this world if they are not conquered by fear or doubt. Have faith in yourself! Have faith in America with no fear for its future. And, remember always that America grows as its people grow and prosper. America and its people move forward together as they must, for the day on which either stops growing is the day on which both will begin to die. World conditions as of today, are in a turmoil but there is always the sunshine of tomorrow to look forward to because we must always remember that yesterdays miracles are only tomorrow's relics and that the giants of today are but the pygmies of the future. Keep faith with America! America has faith in you and looks to you, and millions like you, as its future leaders. Keep America American! May the future deal kindly with you and may God ever guide and direct you. JOHN H. GILLICK
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Q LOP January, 1951 MOUNT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND
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CLARENCE s. TAYLOR l VIICQ-PFIIUCIUDGI I You, the Class of January, 1951, have reached a milestone in the pathway of your lives, Crossing it, you pass from youth to maturity, from shelter and care to the open road which you must now tread largely on your own initiative and at a pace determined by you alone, Your decisions will now be largely your own. It is our hope that the care and training which you have received from us have conditioned you to wallg with care, make your decisions wisely and with courage, remembering that life is just about what you make it. CLARENCE S. TAYLOR Three
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