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To Members of the Class of l930: Greetings: As time passes, one learns that it is much more important how one plays his part than is the part itself. I wish for each member of the Class of l930 a leading part in the drama of life, maintained by a struggle for success and a battle with keen competition that will develop fine at- titudes and ambitions worthy of your efforts. Sincerely yours, R. H. Brown
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May l congratulate you upon the accomplishments of your high school life and wish you success in your endeavors when your school days are over? May I advise you in the words of the man who inspired your book? To thine own self be true, And it will follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Elizabeth Clark
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