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It is customary to offer congratulations to members of graduating classes. Why this custom? Have you reached an end ?-an objective? The answer is no. High school graduation today is an achievement expected of the youth of this nation. Those who do not complete high school attract more attention than those who do. A few years ago only the few were graduatedg the majority discontinued their public education before the completion of the twelfth grade. The changing world has affected this sit- uation until today we find the normal young men and young women all high school graduates. Graduation is not an end in itself 3 it is not the ultimate objective. It is a partial means to an endg a stepping stone or a mile post along the course of life. A high school diploma possesses no magic power which will assure the student a livelihood or a definite place in the society of man. Your graduation does, however, indicate that you have met one of the necessary requirements placed upon the young men and the young women by present day society and business-the completion of a high school course. People who have not graduated from high school are now denied the right to enter many fields of employment. Your experience in overcoming the obstacles along the way, your dili- gence and application in accomplishing school assignments, your civic and social participation in your school society-all have contributed to the training and judgment which you will need very much in the future. Your education has just begun. It will continue as long as you live. Congratulations upon the progress which you have made to date! Best wishes for continued success and happiness in the future. If you preserve two things-a good reputation and your credit-you can be but an asset to any community regardless of your financial success. Good-bye, and Bon Voyage. -Rufus Scales Q, Q' Q J X .
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