Clintonville High School 1953 Yearbook (Clintonville, WI) - Full Access

Six ADMINISTRATORS To The Class of 53 Long before the birth of Christ the youth of Athens, when they came to adult life in their society, stood before the temple on a hill o r– looking their fair city and repeated in a thousand voices made one the following oath: "I will never disgrace these sacred arms or desert my com– rades . . . I will pass this city on to those who come after me not only, not less, and not poorer, but greater and more beautiful than it was given to me ... I will obey the present laws and those which the people may hereafter make, and if any man seek to set them to naught, I will do my best to prevent him both alone and with many." As you are about to leave our high school, I wish that you might enter adult society with a similar determination. May you and many others make certain that we continue the great country of ours in the high course set by our forefathers. May the years ahead be a golden age for you. May you live richly in the best country in the world. K. 0. Rawson ALLAN M. STEWART, B.A., M.A. Principal KENNETH 0. RAWSON, B.A., M.A. Superintendent of Schools Principal's Message It is always pleasant to receive recognition for work well done. Your high school diploma is a silent witness to the fact you hav liv d and learned for a part of four years in this high school. I sincerely hope your pathway ahead will be easier becau e of your learning and that you will make the community in which you live a better place because of education. You need to review many of the lessons you have learned here in order to place proper emphasis upon theit· values. CONTINUE TO SEEK KNOWL– EDGE! A little knowledge may be more dang– erous than no knowledge at all. We look to you to do many of thte things tomorrow that we were unable to do today. One of this country's greatest assets will always be an educated and enlightened citizenry. Support education in your post-school years and insure for posterity a truly American way of life. Congratulations upon your approaching grad– uation and may your commencement be the b - ginning of a happy and constructive way of life. Sincerely, Allan M. St wart