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, , asioiumiuie imitate f Edited by the Students of ff ALICE DEAL IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME Tiff JANUARY, 1937 NUMBER 1 A Letter to the Graduates Dear Girls and Boys of the Graduating Class: The Square Deal, commemorating as it does the achievements of the graduating class, has come to be one of the landmarks of Alice Deal Junior High School. I look forward with pleasure each semester to its publication. I appreciate the honor and the privilege which the editors extend to me of saying one last personal word to all of you before you leave Alice Deal to become a part of the senior high schools of Washing- ton. I am especially grateful this semester for the opportunity to thus address you. While I do not know as many of you personally as I wish I did, I am interested in you. I have studied your record at Alice Deal and I am proud of that record. I shall watch with even greater interest the record which each of you makes in senior high school. You are, indeed, fortunate to have the Woodrow Wilson right here in the com- munity ready to receive you and ready to help you realize the dreams which Alice Deal has sought to inspire. May all of your dreams come true! Two things we have tried to do for each of you: to give you the skills and tools of learning with which to educate yourselvesg to help you to achieve that self- direction and self-control which will enable you to use those tools wisely. We have succeeded very well with the first. Your test records show that most of you are unusually well prepared for the tasks ahead of you. As to your powers of self-direction and self- control, time alone will show the measure of our success. To every man there openeth A way and ways and a way. And the high soul climbs the high way . And the low soul gropes the low, And in between on the misty flats The rest drift too and fro. To every man there openeth A high way and a low And every man decideth The way his soul shall go. I confidently expect to watch the members of this graduating class climb the high way of life. Very sincerely, Bertie Backus lgl Vcrledictory Today we realize that we have reached another port on our voyage through life. Now we may pause for a moment and reflect on some of the experiences that we have encountered on our passage to this im- portant destination. All has not been smooth sailing. If it had been, our success would not seem so satisfying an accomplishment. We feel a justiiable sense of pride in having completed this part of our journey, yet we are not unconscious of the aid which we have received from our principal, our teachers, and our own student-
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