Park School of Baltimore - Brownie Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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1::' A - T? rail Q f 5 is 5.213 HANS FROELICHER, JR. Headmaster You are taking with you a great deal from this school because you have put much into it. It works that way, you know. You have been faithful to quality in your scholarship and there is real breadth in your appreciations. You have advanced the level of responsibility and vitality in the affairs of our community. These are good reasons why we shall look back on your stay here with pleasure. As you have come this far we have known many things togetherg disagreement as a prelude to unity, temper before understanding, disappointment before delight, trial and error before success. All are parts of honest living. Your belonging here could not have been so full and rich without these honest human experiences, nor would you otherwise have known unity, understanding, delight and success. Beneath our small events you have found the purpose of the process and given it your faith. This will be worth remembering when much else is forgotten-and when the events in which you live have import for a larger scheme. I wish for you that your increasing living will discover for you important purposes in living. These are the solid ground of faith. May the faith you take grow to the faith you will need! HANS FROELICHER, JR.

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