Twinsburg High School - Moments to Remember Yearbook (Twinsburg, OH)

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SUIUERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Your class motto has been, Great Ideas Need Landing Gear As Well As Wings. To me this could mean, keep your feet on the ground. It means an appreciation of the work necessary to carry any idea to completion. In the four years past, everyone of the graduates of this class has demonstrated to himself the satisfaction that comes from work. This satisfaction is measurable not only in the diploma which you have received, but in work situations outside of the school which have been a part of your education. In a recent conversation with the head of the personnel department representing one of America's largest corporations, he made the statement that even though young, the boy or girl who, by the time of graduation, has not learned how to work, has little opportunity with his company. When we add to this knowledge that you graduates possess, your good habits of citizenship, and a strong feeling that education is a tool for your use in post-school years, I know that you will be well fitted to live in the America that economists predict for each of us ten years hence. You are stepping into afuture whichis encouraging, a future of sustained growth, higher productivity, more leisure time, which will bring a rising standard of living. For this you are equipped as befits your age. I hope that you will add to all of these a sense of true values, those which are not to be manufactured on the assembly lineg honor, decency, real Christian behavior, are some of these. A hermit living in a cave can possibly be far more civilized than the man with two cars in the garage and an adjoining bath for every bedroom. To each of you I wish an abundancy of the latter and as well, a sense of the true values of civilization and of the spirit. fifrdof WILLIAM S. MERCER Executive Head B. S. Bowling Green State University 1942 M. A. Western Reserve University 1948 Twinsburg High School 1946-1956 Korean Service 1951-1953