Weldon E Howitt High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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Mathematics Supervisor Miss Roberta Everitt Library Co-ordinator Mr. Philip Wright English Supervisor Mr. John McHale Director of Attendance 14

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13 Mr. J. Richard Zutt Business Manager

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Dr. Richard C. Burau Principal ACHIEVEMENT IN OUR EXPANDING UNIVERSE! Dear Seniors and Underclassmen: What do you plan to do for your country? Our President has said, Ask not what your Country can do for you, but ask in- stead — What can I do for my Country?” This is a proper and timely question, not only for each Senior to consider but for each young American to consider on a con- tinuous basis! As this message is being written the High School Vocational Career Guidance Night is still fresh in mind. As you ponder the question of future vocational career, bear in mind that what you decide is vital and important to your country and your family as well as to yourself. Thank God that in America the individual is important, he counts! Therefore, because he counts as an individual, he must make important personal de- cisions which take into consideration the future well-being of his country and family. These decisions are not just decisions about vocational choice and preparation, but rather decisions which must be made on a daily basis regardless of future career. Each daily decision has an important bearing upon vocational success, usefulness and satisfaction. What an individual does today is not only important today, but also it is important for tomorrow! Character and personality development is or should be a continuous process. TODAY COUNTS! — and it counts very much, — so be sure you are proud of what you are, what you do, say and think and how you look. Have P-R-I-D-E in your every action because the future of freedom, the future of the dignity of individual man 15