Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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Ny, , .fag l ezwiqr LJ E 4 IQUB X vigil U . . , s , 'A 4' If QC i' f C ,Lnf KS!! , THE SENIOR CLASS OF '48 The Senior class of '48 . Is a senior class we appreciate 1 For now as they're bidding their school adieu, ' We know we'1l miss them--and they'll miss us, too. 'V We reminisce o'er the last four years ' If And sum them all up as the big day nears, 5 W When graduation will climax their course X' A And they must reach out toward another source. f For education is never complete, ' And acquiring it is a life-long feat. L W It's a day by day challenge that has to be met, ,S And no one has learned all completely, as yet. Some may go on to school and learn more from booksg QL Some may stay home and be competent cooks: And some may pursue a business career, Q 0r farm, or teach school, or a large family rear. 6 But no matter what calling or work they are in There'l1 be room for improvement--there always has been. So we can not say their learning is complete Or they never can equally with others compete. Q nff They have a class spirit--no one can deny, And theylve built up some scores that no one c n tie 4, 2-, X This valuable lesson of let's all pull together Will make each situation much easier to weather May God grant them courage and wisdom today f' To plot out their course in a definite way L' With a steadfast pursuit of motive and will Their purpose and 'goal in this life to fulfill. It won't always be easy--that is needless to say, ff But this promising class will sure find a way M For each, individually, to earn the way to success, if And we wish them the maximum in happiness. 'vm QOur thanks to Mrs. Arthur Lincoln.D