Sycamore High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sycamore, IL)

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To the Seniors By O. E. Peterson, Superbztendent Any commercial institution is judged by the material products it puts on the market. Its progress and prosperity depend on the service it renders through the excellence of its wares. A durable and dependable commodity is the best advertisement for a growing business, and a school is also judged by its products-not material, but human products. Whether an educational in- stitution is to progress and grow depends on its spiritual output. The Seniors of 1923 are at the end of the race. It has been a good race, and we feel that we can say to you, "Well done." VVe have valued highly your services, your loyalty and your comradeship. As you are about to be graduated from Syca- more Community High School we wish to leave this thought with you: you are our best advertisement. Your Alma Mater will be judged by the excellence of your wares, by the fact that you are in possession of training, information and culture, but even more by whether or not you have a mind organized to do hard, clear thinking. Your Alma Mater will be judged, also, by the spirit of service you exemplify. "You are your brother's keeper. "' If you will make that the key to your conduct in all your relationships with your fellowmen, you will crown your high school with glory, no matter what your record here has been. Finally, your Alma Mater will be judged by your dependability. That is one of the most essential attributes in a young man 's or a young woman's life. If you have that attribute, coupled with a clear brain, and a will to serve, we can all face a bright and happy future with confidence and hope. Page Fourteen - - 1 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I Q 2 3 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo