Adair Community High School - Reedor Yearbook (Adair, IL)

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 So long as sll the increased wealth which modern progress brings, goes but to build up great fortunes, to increase luxury, and make sharper the contest be- tween the douse of Have and the House of Want,progress is not real and cannot be permanent. Social progress makes the well-being of all more and more the business of ouch; it binds all closer and closer together in bonds from which none can es- cape Wc Ve Progress, man's distinctive mark alone, not God's and not the beasts: God is, they are, Han partly is and wholly hopes to be. -- Robert rowning

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 When the senior class of 1936 published tl® first annual ever to be issued at Adair Community High School, they entrusted us with the job of per- petuating it for the year 1937. In this the second volume of the Reedor, we have tried to uphold this trust. We have made every effort to put into our bock a record of our intimate high school associations so that memory, uncertain and unreliable as it is, would not have to be depended upon to preserve the undeniable beauty of our friendships...THIS...that our future reminiscences may be brighter because of these efforts. We wish to sincerely thank our teachers, the students, our advertisers, and all who have in any way aided in making this year s book a success. The 1937 Staff IX

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P R I M C I P RALPH ft. WALJ(£ ft In the spirit of appreciation and good-will we, the Class of 1937, do here-by dedicate this volume of the REEDOft to our principal, Mr.Ralph R,Walker who has served as our leader and coun- selor for the past seven years.(Principal since September 1932.)