Webster Groves High School - Echo Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

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in Memnrram HELEN IONER Miss Toner stands before us st1ll as an exer hung ex1mple of selfless and msprred gnmg She took ple1sure m our pleasure ln our actnltles and mterests She stressed personallty and character formatron along xuth the subjects she taught She gaxe herself to others m her cheerfulness and generoslty She xx as our teacher and our frrend fil D . 5 3 I 3 V - I V. j L . . I XL . m 2, .Y. .x . x I 'I I Y S 1. 3 I1 X I 3 73 5 3 3 . 3 3 1 , V. V

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We...see...that the business man is to mature: to mature psychologically as well as physically, to ma- ture along the line of what is unique in him and what he healthily shares with all his fel- lows. and to continue the maturing process throughout his life. - Ouerslreet. We have yet to perfect our freedom, For our task we must understand that a free society is a society of people mature in human relations: people who will assume the responsibility of managing themselves: who will help others enjoy the same responsibility. Such a society will draw out self-reliance and self- expression: it will create unselfishness and understanding of others. In school we can attain maturity through deter- mination and education. To maturity We dedicate the ECHO of 1951.

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