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CARRY ON Seniors, you are to be congratulated upon your four years of endeavor. You have laid a splendid foun- dation upon which you are to continue to build. Your work is not finished, for you have only just begun. Education should always be looked upon as a continuous process of growth and self-development. Heretofore, you have had the fellowship of your school friends and the help of your teachers. Now, you must decide the course you are to pursue. What kind of a man or woman do you wish to become? What life career are you to follow? These are important decisions which you must make. Don't just drift! For whether you know it or not, you are most certainly, day by day, becoming the person you are to be twenty years hence. Make your decisions, map your course, and set to work. Even if you have to change your goal and rearrange your course, it is far better than just drifting. ln your quest for success and happiness make a habit of determination. lt keeps one going ahead when all his enemies-and even his friends-think he is beaten. Learn also to give undivided attention to the task in hand. Develop the habits of optimism and enthusiasm. The optimist refuses to take things too seriously, especially trouble. He sees some good in everything. The enthusiast usually excels. He is an inspiration to those around him. Enthusiasm moves the immovableg breaks down the most solid obstacle. Be resourceful. It applies to a new problem the fresh viewpoint, unhampered by tradition but rein- forced by experience. Life today is different than it was ten years ago, even one year ago. Aviation, radio, television have shattered tradition, made old rules obsolete. lt takes resourcefulness to be a success today. Be honest, sincere, straight-forward and upright in everything you do. lt pays the richest dividends in the long run to you and your friends. Lastly, look upon your vocation as an opportunity to render a worth-while service to your fellow mon, that through your efforts you make this world a better place in which to live. Real ultimate happiness is found only in bringing happiness to others. PRINCIPAL EARLE E. CRAWFORD. . 12 .,
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'12 yn lu BOARD OF TRUSTEES To the four members who serve on the Board of Trustees of the high school, the Students extend their gratitude and thanks for the unceasing interest the board has taken in the Glenn County High School. Mr. Boyd Mr. P ieper Mrs. French Mrs. Taylor
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