University of Maine at Farmington - Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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The Effesteco 1956 Sound public schools are essential to Americais survival. No other public institution implants a more significant effect upon one's conduct as a citizen, worker, and home maker. The very core of our nation's equilib- rium, it is a vast storehouse of insights, values, and ideals. It provides a common clearinghouse through which Hows communication, ability, cul- ture, and ideals. It nullifies the adverse effects of migration, crowded liv- ing, racial dissension, and changing family patterns. To be a teacher is of immeasurable significance. Beavers are intelligent, industrious, original, sacrificial, adaptable, and ardently devoted to family and community. They are eminent symbols of those who would truly teach. In coming to college, Mr. Beaver has, in addition, the human opportunity to build upon these positive qualities with the acquisition of broad social skills and understandings, specialized tech- nical knowledges, and clarifying perspective of the significance of his calling. You who are the Beavers of 1956 have exploited these opportunities in successful degree. Soon you will find that your classroom demands your creative best and your highest potential of production. Go to your work with no reservations or apologies. Under your hands will be those whose adult contributions will flow from what you gave to them as a dedi- cated practitioner. Your art in teaching will be measured by the extent to which you are able to assist in moulding these learners into their finest possibilities. Go out with an unshaken faith in sound education as the key to the solving of human problems. 6

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