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LOARD of lQUL'CA l lr 'X ', Higunurr Tonxx, Prfiidcul 'A ILLXABI J. AICKELYEY, Jn., Vice Plflffiflll 'Exotics H. Kumvu huns M. Rosnreow -N ,,..-f !7 VINE NEW CASTLE SP1-:c1.xL Sigirmc llisikici' J. R. KLECKNER, Sripcrizzirrzrfnzt nf Srlmnlc New CASTLE, Dm.1m'.xRE Telephone 3544 PKINCIIKXLS CHARLES lf. Sxrxrn, Wm. Penn High Slime! Jnrrs C. Morrnrr, Jiz., Axsixlimt Elementary Schools JOSEPH H. ESHLEMAN, Superiiising Principal Rrcuxzw G. SIUDENMUND, Carrie Downie Stkaol Livi-xcsrox A. Clzoss, WUmington Manor Scluol Cnr, A. XVILSOX, Manor Park School Dear Seniors, The Board of Education joins the Superintendent of Schools in extending our congratu- lations upon your graduation from the William Penn High School. We know that you are proud to graduate from William Penn and you have every reason to be proud. Those of you who have worked to the limit of your abilities have prepared yourselves well for your next step. If you continue to put forth your best effort in your work or in additional training beyond high school, you will lead a full, rich life with many rewardsg and at the same time you will be a fine upstanding citizen of your community. We invite your continued interest in the affairs and problems of the schools so that future generations of young men and women will have even better educational oppor- tunities. We wish you every success. JOSEPH R. KLECKNER Superinlendenl of School:
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-I, R. Kleckner, Sew'en11 3 George H. Kleaver james M. Rosbrow XY'illiam MeKelxey, IWW Pi-Liiiilwif J. Herbert Tobin, P ,-tf . mmf BOARD OF EDUCATIO We want to thank our Board of Education for their ever-present interest and leadership during our high school years. What they have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward even greater achieve- ments in the future.
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Ns a. I F. ...,.., , nit x .X r. K 15.4, MR. JAMES C. MOFFETT, JR. Afyirlazzl Principal Sf!-1 asa., A MFSSACI IRONI 'IHI PRINCIPAL Not so many years igo 1 boy of sthool age who had been an inyalid most of his lite ind who found it difficult to walk eyen vsith the lid ot trutthes yvis obseryed by a teather to tall in the sthool torridor The teuher immedi ately rushed to his aid and inquired it he were hurt The boy was quick to reply N sir I am not hurt I haw. learned how to fall There is a xaluable lesson for all ot us in the reply of this young chap Unless you are an unusual person there will be many times in your life when you will meet with falls in the form of disappointments and failures. If you have learned how co meet them then they need not be diseouraging. It is necessary for you to learn how to fall. Xia
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