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D ' ' edlcatlon We, the members of the Class of 1951, dedicate this yearbook to the memory oi' Walter Lloyd Corbin who departed this life November 27, 1950. His smiling countenance, genial smile, and friendly disposition have made him a personality that will often come back to us across the fields of yesterday. 2
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Planning ur Progress l'rfxnk l,Ii::li, 'Tre'-fissilrrliy Ollo leono, l3!L15ir'luiilp Donrilcl Long, Vicie Presidc-lily Cecil Wriltwr, Sevietrfiiyg Orion Kllo. To the .Graduating Class of 1951: The Board of School Directors congratu- lates you for having successfully completed your high school courses with a record com- parable with the best classes before you. We are proud to have had a part in your educa- tional development, and wish you success in your future undertakings. The critical military and defense emer- gencies which now exist will undoubtedly af- fect the future plans of many of you. While some will be able to continue further educa- tion, others will be inducted into the armed forcesg some of the rest may enter business or industry. Your new lives will be more com- petitive and challenging' than ever beforeg and on the other hand, more opportunities for jobs will be available than in previous years. Un- fortunately, with the emphasis on special skills and abilities being! greater than ever, many jobs will require more than a high school edu- cation to qualify for them. lt will be up to you to prepare yourselves for these jobs. For those who cannot attend college, other means for personal improvement are available in the form of special short courses, apprenticeships, night schools, correspondence courses, or by self study. It is a fact that the educational improve- ment oi' many high school students ceases upon graduation. Your present education is only a part of the tools that you will need to make a successful future. It is hoped that members of the Class of 1951 will continue to improve their knowledge by availing themselves of the educational facilities within reach. Otto J. Leone President
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