Buckley Community High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buckley, IL)

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FORWARD ' Toward the'production of this ann- ual, the Oracle, each Senior has helped in some way, With the assistance of our class sponsor, this annual has been a class project financed by the class treasury. The purpose of this annual is to furnish a record of our activities and to give the'history cfour xfG33lI'fSqii1 high school. To make the Urac?c more attractive, pictures of individuals, classes, and groups have been eddei. We greatly appreciate the help and Hdvice given us by the members of the faculty. The merchants in this and neighn - ing communities have pur1huscd admrtis- ing. We appreciate thClP support which has lowered our cost of production. We hope that this'annus1 will Euan intercstlng, cqfeymble, and ondurable memory.

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, , ,, , ,, ,, ll ,......,.. .. , , ,, ....., ,,.,Y, nn-.--1 , . 5 1 ADMINISTRATION The twenty-fourth commencement program of Buckley Community High School which will see this yearfs senior class graduate, is unique in many ways. The school has acheived the highest pose? ible ranking by all accrediting agencies in the United States. Included in thls evaluation of our school we have the opinion of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, the State Department of Education,and the Universityot Illinois. This condition is entirely wholesome and credit must go' to the people of this community, the school board, the faculty, and the student body. Without the wholehearted support of these groups, such a record would be impossible. The graduating class has enjoyed attending an xinstitution which meets all the requirements for college entrance. In ad- dition to qualifying students for college ontrance,certain other fields may be pursued. World conditions today demand people who contribute toward the cause of victory on the home front. Our seniors may, if they wish, assume their place in the scheme of things im ediately upon graduation. There will be no long wait- ing periods for employment. With the training obtained during their four-year period, many of the graduates should find. a place where they can contribute to an'ult1mate victory. The forces of democracy will not bo denied, We sincerely believe that through education on a liberal basis, some of tho ills of the worlc can be remedied. It shall be the aim of the administration of Buckley Community Hlghihhool to contribute in anyway whatsoever, toward the education of the youth of this community, There is no substitute for education-- it will be needed more than over bcioro during the ensuing years. .