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Foreword Hark, Seniors! Our voyage is al- most over. Four years ago we set sail in a red and white ship— Knowledge. Captain Ralston and his two mates, Officer McCracken and Officer Wago- ner have guided us to the land of Oppor- tunity. After a short voyage of uncertainty, we left the boat and traveled up the path of expectancy. At the end of the path stood a peculiar house resembling a book. We walked through the door into the room beyond. A very old gentleman greeted us. He told us that he was Father Time. Father Time led us into a very large room. He pointed out to us a man with a great many people surrounding him. This man, our guide ex- plained, is Shakespeare, and the group surround- ing him are the children of his pen. He next brought to our attention a very massive door. Following him into the room, we witnessed a glor- ious sight. All the kings and queens were present amongst statesmen and ministers. Even the great and near-great in the American government were paraded before us. So we wandered from room to room, uttering sounds of delight at some sights, sounds of dis- may at others. Soon we must leave. Once more we will board our ship. As we glance at our com- pass, we find our destiny to be suc- cess. Pray, Seniors, that our ship will not be blown off her course, but will safely dock on the shore of Success.
Our Principal—Stanton A. Ralston Statesman, yet friend to truth, of soul sincere. In action faithful, and in honor clear” • Mr. Ralston, a native of Pittsburg, Kansas, and a graduate of the Pittsburg public schools, took a two-year course at Phillips University, Enid, Okla- homa. He obtained his B. C. S. from New York University and has had two years of graduate work there. He began teaching in Ocilla, Georgia, and for one year was principal of Ocilla High School, Georgia. Mr. Ralston started his teach- ing of Commercial Work in the high schools of Newark in 1917. In 1928, he became Head of the Commercial Department. In 1933 he assumed his duties as principal of East Side High School.
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