Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)

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WEBSTER MRS, HELEN L. BARTON MR. Bovn P. CAMPBELL Miss MARY C, DAVIS Miss ELLA FRONIEAR Hamzmakzng and Ham: Induxtrial Arm Science and Mathcmatiu Nun: Emnamicl MISS RUTH A BAUCH MR. OSCAR R, Cocm MR- RONALD G- DEGEN Mxss WINIFRED C. GENUNG ' ' ' ' ' Hi la Matbematiar ' ' Cgmm .Yonai .ftudzef and Cnarhzn Junta' 5 U Librarian M C tg: B g and .fcunu R. HARLES . RowN M A C M K G junjgf High jgfjaj j',u,1j,J IBIS? NCENZANNQN MR. EUGENE U. DEWITTE ATHLSEN OETTEN 77107 tg nt :mann Iwtwmmm! MuJi: :JMU an fauma um MR. ROBERT S. BROWN junipr High Mgflpgmafin MR. PHILIP L. DAv1Es Miss ESTHER A. DUNN MRS. LEE G. GUTHRIE and Srimc: Xcimr: junior High .facial .Vtudiex Vern! Muric 1

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The gradual construction of our new school buildings suggests a parallel that character building too is a process which reaches over and through the years. One must build character by him- self for he cannot delegate this responsie bility to another. In doing so it cannot be forgotten that courses of action to avoid are quite as important as pro- cedures to follow. What one declines to do builds character just as much as what one chooses to do. As each of you develops his character he thereby affects his family, his school. and his com- munity. Life itself offers nothing more precious than the opportunity to build wisely and Well. In these times when everything nailed down seems to be coming loose construction of beautiful buildings is not enough, it must be adequately matched by an honesty of purpose and by an integrity of char- acter which is beyond reproach. MR. ROBERT L. Tl-xoMAs Superwnzzg Principal Principal and Vice-Principal MR. RALPH W. Msiztrix Vice-Principal Today much attention is given to the planning and construction of school buildings and home dwellings. This is desirable and necessary. More import- ant, however, than buildings of brick, wood, and mortar are the individuals who inhabit them-individuals who are building each day dwellings of mind and body which are theirs for a life- time. Knowledge and skills in mental and physical achievement are valuable. Of equal or greater significance are the foundations of good character, person- ality and work habits, coupled with a philosophy of living which finds ada venture in high ideals and service to others. A11 bozlerf doyfi' :cork for on lldflfsff dojfi P403 Kind and jllif treatfmfzlf foward fboie on the zroj, Imigbf of a zvorld zrlyere rrzze Jpirif lvoldi' .rzc'oj.' Tluare will build hope for om' world of today.

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