Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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'DEDICQ DN 9-ii QW ll t 1 wk E, the Class of ,33, are going into this world of depression with confidence W in ourselves to solve the problems of the future, believing in our ideals, judgment, morals, our minds and bodies. Behind us is the man who has inspired this confidence and belief in ourselves by having faith in us and our abgity. He believes, in his own words, that There is nothing finer nor more to be cherished than the idealism and high purpose of young people, and these qualities must be encouraged at all costs. Ar Senior High School age the girl and boy have reached the age of responsi- bility and to all intents and purposes should be given the same treatment and con- sideration by parents, teachers and other persons, as any adults receive. I believe in the judgment and character of our high school students today. I believe that they are better morally, spiritually, and physically, than the young people of any former generation. I believe that the individual who condemns the rising generation is an old fossil, and I have absolutely unlimited faith in the eventual success of this generation in solving the mighty problems of the future. To this man, Harry Adams, our principal and teacher, we respectfully deci- cate our Annual, the Senior Sickle as a final tribute of our high school days.

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