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The first stop of A Student's Progress shall be the Port of Information. No one teacher but every member of the faculty has added a part of his character to the student body-indirectly cre- ating, thereby, the men and women of tomorrow's Democracy to carry on the tremendous tasks lying in the hazy future. As we journey through school the responsi- bility a teacher must assume is never apparent to the student. Later in life we look back in our mem- ories and realize that Responsibility's like a string we can see only the middle of. Both ends are out of sight. Recollections of happy school days are ever cherished in the hearts of students. Those odors in the lab, the tension before a stiff exam, debates in P. O. D., the thrill of going to an entertainment to get out of class, the noon-rush, the chill at being called to the office, the six week's monster-re- port cards, and the final elation upon receiving that diploma are only a few of the many thoughts we hold dear. As Father Time makes his entries and turns the pages of his lengthening record, Mankind is going to make more steady demands for universal education and realize its magnitude in modern daily living. An excerpt from The Education of Henry Adams declares, A teacher affects etern- ity, he can never tell where his influence stops. Page 8.
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'Top row-Mr. John Anthony, Mrs. Anne Strawn, Mr. H. B. Johnston, Secretary. Bottom row- Major E. L. Clemmer, Mr. J. Park Williams, Vice President, Mr. W. A. Griffin, President, Mr. Roy Davis, Secretary. School Board To the class of l942: It has been the earnest desire of your community tc provide ade- quate facilities through which you could build a solid foundation of char- acter and knowledge in preparation for the responsibilities of an adult in our democratic civilization. Our public schools strive to teach you to think and to guide you in the use of your talents. Now it is up to you. Apply the knowl- edge gained in school and the wisdom which you possess to your daily life. Our democracy needs clear thinkers, progressive and loyal. The future is in your hands. A Page 10.
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