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HARRY R. MCMILLAN, Principal Dear Seniors: YESTERDAY is but TODAY's memory and TOMORROW is TODAY'S DREAM. Your dream of yesterday is not just memories but a life suspended between joy and sorrow, inseparable as they are. You weep for that which has given joy, and you are joyful when troubles, disappointments, and pain disappear. The desired and the dreaded, the cherished and the distasteful, the satisfying and the annoying live together within your memory. Accept these seasons of your dream even as you accept spring, summer, fall, and winter. ' Today's world has been built upon dreams of dreamers, the architects of the glorious age in which we live. A dreamer discovered our country. Two dreamers built the airplane. joseph, the dreamer, saved his people during seven years of famine. Dreamers blaze the path of progress. They starve, chill, and hurt but hold fast to courage, vision, and hope. Your youth has given you dreams to dream. Take time to dream of service to others, contributions to the welfare of man, success, happiness, home, and country. Live in peace with your thoughts. If your dreams are to come true tomorrow, wake up today. Begin what you can do or think you can do, even though it may be fashioned of dreams. Genius, power, and achievement emanate from courage, determination, and work. Walk toward your goal with firm and steadfast steps. And it may be that during noonday's bright sun- light of tomorrow, you may attain your deepest dream. Let TODAY make every YESTERDAY a DREAM of happiness and every TO- MORROW a DREAM of hope. Sincerely yours, Harry R. McMillan Principal
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f GEORGE R. POWELL, Vice-Princilmzl 1 student will give his high school friends advice. Looking lays, he may say, You need to have a dream for your future. u reasons for all you do as a scholar. Such advice may be school student if he writes down for himself just what his tement should include an inventory of his abilities, his handi- cangW,,,M,,..,,,,,,...,s., ,,,, .t,, . aa,,,,, .Mich he feels might influence his future. It should serve to refnind him of all that must be done to make his most worthy dreams come true. Now, at the time of your graduation, we are saying, May your dreams for the future become realities. We assume that these dreams include your plans for a useful and happy life, one that will bring honor to your parents, your sch'ool, and your community. Our dreams for you will then have come true. The investment of our lives and means in each of you will then have been justified. Sincerely, George R. Powell Vice-Principal
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