Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades - Mechanic Yearbook (Media, PA)

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THE MECHANIC 94-,.,.7CX' ' PRESIDENT

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WILLIAMSON SCHOOL ll IIQHTIII-1LlLASSUIf 1919 DEAR Yocxo Iflenixnsz H HE time of your graduation is drawing near, which means for you ' Q departure from the place where for three years your every moye- ' ment was most carefully provided for and directed by an organiza- gr, pg? tion of skilled executives, teachers, and artisans who were l K K ' S interested in your welfare and development. The value to you of ff, S the result of all this attention will be manifested in the application of the principles applied in your daily vocation. li lhe unlimited scope of opportunity for men trained as you yi have been will Jrovide for each of ou a Jlace of res onsibilitv R I Y I P . and permanence. Your success will depend entirely upon your own efforts. as opportunities unlimited await well trained men who are willing to put every Ounce of intelligence, ability. and energy which they possess into their vocation with an eye single to the employment prospects ahead. Your success can be measured by the success of your employer. to which you must contribute a generous part. YVith sincere wishes for a prosperous future for each of you. I am. Very truly your friend. I'I.-xterm' 9. RITTING. Pzvsidczff.