Simon Kenton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Independence, KY)

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PRINCIPAL ' MR. R. C. I-IINSDALE Principal PRINClPAL,S ADDRESS r The Senior Class of 1947 has arrived on the threshold of life out of school at a time when Education for the Atomic Age is the challenge to our schools. We are one year away from the end of the War that usher-ed in th-e Atomic Age, a Wars that assured us of a continuation of our democratic principles and ide-als as we know them.' ' During your stay at Sim on Kenton I hope you have im-bibed suffici- ently these principles and ideals that they will enable you to adjust yourself to a changing society in a changing World. May I congratulate you on your graduation. Do - not let this be the end of your growt Xeducationally. It has been ,a pleasure to Work with ci of 1947. 59 lb- MISS MARTHA COCKRELI. Secretory h 1 L W, PgF X

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SUPERINTENDENT MR. J. A. CAYWOOD Superintendent Kenton County Schools May your days be fflllecl with useful tasks and your community be rrwtcle better because of your efforts. - MISS HELEN RICHARDSON Secretory Pg Fu

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SENIOR SPONSOR , A -.f no e l 'fl MISS ELM!-x TAYLoR W if' . p SPONSOR'S SPIEL It has been my privilege and pleasure to work with you, teach and counsel you, to the best of my alb-ility during your high school days. I am proud of your record and achievements at Simon Kenton School. You have been a splendid class. I extend congratulations on your graduation. May 1947 mark your entrance into life's school. I hope this is not the end of your schooling but the beginning of a richer, full-er life for you. Myeprayer is that your education will continue through-life and that you will be tolerant, kind, and understanding of your fellow man. . The Poetess expresses my parting counsel. True worth is in being, not seeming, I In doing, each day that goes by, I Some little good-not in dreaming Of great things to do by and by There's nothing so lcingly as kindness, And nothing so royal as truth. By Alice Cary P g S