University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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II II u n q i q q q a q fl q w q q Mr. William S. Carlton, Director Mr. James E. Curtis, Assistant Director To the Seniors of 1941 University High School solutes you as you leave her halls. She has given you of her best, and we hope that she has been successful in passing to you something of her imperishable spirit. That you may wont to pursue serious scholarship as an avocation, if not as a vocation, is a wish we offer you most sincerely. Be not deceived by the lure of little, cheap, immediate rewards which you may detect in the immediate future. You will find that an honest job, honestly done, is essential to full self-respect. But. in seeking your life work, do not fail to fix your mind on the more distant horizon. on the things of larger import, the things which will affect the welfare of your generation, and of your country. In a few short years you will be ready to meet the great adventure of life. We trust that you will meet it os men and women — loyal, honorable, unafraid. 'William £. CadUon The gravity of the present world crisis has made our faculty especially critical of our new curriculum in light of the unpredictable problems our graduates will face. Formal education in itself is not enough. We hove constantly endeavored to extend the program of U. High beyond the so called traditional. The success of our undertakings as a secondary school can not be measured by aims and objectives os we state them, but rather in your success os graduates in meeting the problems of the future. We hope that your high school preparation has been stimulating and challenging, and will serve as a solid foundation for the varying programs you are now to follow. Congratulations and best wishes. Darned- Gudiid Page Seven