Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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6 THE 1937 (lircetinqs to tire (Class of 1937 The final word is difficult to say after the long years of pleasant relationships. The golden threads of life that have been woven into the patterns of the past four years have brought every member of the class of 1937 into a picture pleasant to remember. Each of you holds a place that cannot be filled by another. Each of you has won some honor—whether large or small. Each of you has contributed in some measure to the success of the school as a whole. Thus I may state in all sincerity that your lives have already counted, that your life as an individual member of the class of 1937 has already been worth while. Success has (In ii v. We wish to express our appreciation and say farewell to our principal, Mr. Buckler, and to the teachers whom we have learned to like and respect. Four years ago we entered Casey High School as struggling freshmen, who were perhaps a little fearful of the teachers and everything else in general. But we soon learned that we had a real friend in Mr. Buckler to whom we could go, tell our troubles, and receive his most sincere kindness in helping us out. Although he may have been busy when we shyly entered his office, he would take us aside and do all he possibly could to help us with whatever our troubles might be. So many times we have entered his office not taken you by the hand and is asking you to continue to walk by her side. Will you do this? It means hard work and sacrifice. Are you willing to give the best of yourself, your time, your energy, and your ability to make the most of yourself in the years to come? The ultimate success of Casey Township High School is dependent upon your future success. Casey High wishes to serve its community and the nation at large, but this desire can be accomplished only through the success of you who leave her doors. May we count upon you to continue to do your best? J. Bruce Buckler. IHuckler quite sure of ourselves, but after a few minutes with him, we have been set straight again and once more have been able to walk with heads straight and a sure foot. He is a person from whom one can expect, and does receive, justice at all times. As we leave Casey High School and fall in line with the other graduates of the world, we will look back upon the many times that Mr. Buckler has made our goals clearer to us and set us more confidently upon the hard task of attaining them. We feel that we have made a true friend whom we shall not soon forget and who, we hope, will always remember us. The Class of 1937.

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8 THE 1937 tin £lu' HWrb The students of Casey Township High School express their sincere thanks to this group of men, the Casey Township High School Board of Education, who were chosen by the township voters as the citizens best qualified to look after the welfare and progress of our school. As a result of the untiring efforts of this board and the community as a whole, our school ranks high in the state. We are proud of our school plant—the well-kept lawns and beautiful shrubbery of our campus, the football and track fields, the tennis court, the splendid buildings with their well ventilated and sanitary ciass rooms, clean floors, and expert janitor service —all evidence of a watchful board of education. We are grateful for the enriched curriculum of our school,our modern equipment, our well trained teachers: all of which offers us the opportunity to grow intellectually under careful guidance and pays tribute to the alertness of our board. The unselfish efforts of these men warrant the great appreciation of the entire community. The class of 1937 takes this opportunity of thanking them for their services.