Sykesville High School - Memories Yearbook (Sykesville, MD)

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FACULTY

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6002 We dedicate our Memor1es, 1953 to Leon has been our physrcal educatlon drrector for and under hrs leadershrp, Sykesvrlle h2iS WOR shxps. Through hrs teachrng and gurdance we standards of good sportsmanshrp and the value well as 1n the game. We thank you, Mr Swart done for us. Swart. Mr Swart the past four years many champ1on have learned the of them rn lrfe as , for all you have I U 5 ' L, -, V ' tra: an , - - i g! J fl . , . gsaflj f' r , ,-: '- ' 'liz 53 -A, ar Q 1

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'mm Um 29 ,MZ 'To the Senlors How much are you worth to yourself? June l, l953 In the scnools of today students are graded on thelr ablllty to achleve and dlplomas are awarded on that baS1S Therefore, the acqulrlng of knowledge and skllls becomes the respons1b1l1ty of the 1HG1V1dHal student under com petent teacher guldance The value of a dlploma w1ll de pend only ln the manner ln whlch students have accepted that responslblllty Schools also provlde opportunltles for ment of character, leadershlp and servlce the development of a proper sense of values lmposed d1sc1pl1ne Leadershlp 1S posslble men and women who possess and develop these Servlce wlll depend on the extent these valu for good the develop Character 1S through self for the young qualltles es are used The acqu1r1ng of knowledge and the development of character together make for a well rounded student. A study of your shcool record wlll lndlcate are worth to yourself, ShOW1Hg as lt does nlties, your growth, your leadershlp, and as a preparatlon for adulthood. Remember It 1sn't the dlploma you but the llfe you llve that counts. how much you your opportu your servlce hang on the wall Slncerely, Evan F. Bowers Prlnclpal , . l . - I 0 I 0