Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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MR. WALTER 1... REED S B. S. M. S. TEXAS A811 N.'r.s.T.C. To The Senior s : You have traveled the high school highway for four years successfully overcoming all obstacles. You have coura- geously proved that you are now prepared to tackle the broader, more complex highways of life. As you travel the new highways, you will encounter more obstacles, more detours, and more dangers than you en- countered on the road you have so happily followed in high school. Choose carefully your route. Resolve to do your best. Do not be satisfied with anything less than the best results, but do not 'run over anyone to gain these results. Our best wishes will follow you wherever you may go. We hope your travels will be smooth, profitable and pleasant. Sincerely, Q4 X54 MR. CHARLES ROMINE B. S. N.T.S.T.C.

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