PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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Every member of the Class of 1953 is familiar with Shakespeare's immortal statement in As You Like It that All the Worltl's a stage. Each one has played some of the parts. Other parts will follow. However, later on in his famous play Shakespeare wrote, 'lWhen my cue comes, call me, and l will answer. To be ready, to answer when the call comes, is one of the most important reasons for educational training. To play the part well, no matter what the assignment, should be the aim and ambition of each one. We feel assured that the members of the Class of '53 will continue, as they have in the past four years, to carry out their respective parts with credit to themselves, their parents, their school and community, and that wherever they find themselves in the years that lie ahead, they will he able to say, Wl1en my cue comes, call me and l will answer. P. M. Vincent SUPERINTENDENT P.M. If CENT Secretary Mrs, Clara Speerst ra