Arcola High School - Torch Yearbook (Arcola, IL)

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AV M S UPER INTEN DENT America needs an educated citizenry to remain a power of freedom. It is the duty of every worthy United States citizen to avail himself of knowledge that will cause him to help chart and direct American ideals over the rough seas of social, economic and political venture. The American public high school is an institution wherein American youth can learn basic fundamentals. It is every citizen's privilege, right, and duty to avail himself of its teachings. It deserves parental support and punil respect. C2gEgp?GK547' Ralph A. Osborn Shurtleff College University of Illinois Butler University

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PRINCIPAL Anything worthwhile is accomplished by sweat and toil-- and will be remembered with a feeling of satisfaction in years to come. As each student looks back on the pages in this book, may they do so with a feeling of pride that they gave of their best, and reaped a profitable harvest. Working together, attaining valuable experiences for the good of ourselves as well as the good of all, should be the key to any cooperative enterprise. I honestly pray that this year's Torch has measured up well, and may be a source of pride to all--today and tomorrow. year's edition J E Lynch Illinois State lormal University University of Iowa Western State College d University of Illinois Congratulation tiiizggftsff and heir sponsor on this