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Page 22 text:
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Mr. Thomas B. Port wood Assistant Superintendent of Senior Division OXK of the wonders of the modern world is the number of boys and girls who arc traveling the high school road. A veritable army of young people is marching over this highway. To those whose journey leads through Bracken ridge High School, T would say, “Beware of the open road.” The open road is the road of tradition. It has been trod by too many feet already. It is a straight road but how uninteresting! One can stand at one end of this road and know before the journey is begun what is at the other end. If you would know the joy of real achievement, strike boldly into the untraveled wilderness where you must make your own path. The world needs a million new paths, each trod by a restless soul who will not be satisfied with the commonplace. Be one of the million! Thomas B. Portwood
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Mr. J. C. Cochran Superintendent SINCE WORLD TRAVEL is your theme, it might be well to decide, now, what you expect to look for in your journey along the highway of life. The road will likely be long and beset with dangers as well as many delights. “It passes on through the long afternoon And stretches away to the night.” I would admonish you. however, not to forget the repair of the road you travel, because, ‘ ‘ There followcth after you today Others whose feet will pass this way. They, too, must travel in the twilight dim. My friends, you should build a highway for them.”
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Mr. Enos Gary Principal 11FE is an intriguing highway. Past human experiences have built J a roadway that you may safely follow. Long stretches of this road are paved and marked for travel. Other portions of it are still under construction abounding with sharp turns, unmarked forks, obscure bypasses and detours at irregular intervals. If by any chance you should leave the main thoroughfare for exploration purposes be sure to examine well the surrounding terrain. It may be thrilling and interesting to battle the clutching fingers of shifting quicksands and quaking bogs, but your smothered body and soul is apt never to be recovered. Beware of the precipices in your pathway. Best wishes to each of you Bracken ridge students for an enjoyable and profitable trip and a safe arrival at your chosen destination. Exos Gary
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