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TO THE CLASS OP IANUARY, 1950: During the last year I have had the pleasure of attending many of our alumni class reunions. These gatherings have hrought together Clinton men representative of our long years as an educational institution. Some of them are older in years than your grandparents. Many of them have achieved great financial success. Many more of them have made contri- hutions to our social and cultural life of a very high order. Prominent physicians, clergymen, accountants, lawyers, judges, industrialists, poets, playwrights, and musicians are numerous. Practically any field of endeavor one can name finds Clinton men in the forefront. ln almost every instance these successful men were sons of poor or middle class parents. Several of them have descriloed to me their start in America as immigrants. Qne very successful lawyer came to America as a penniless orphan. While living with an aunt he supported himself through high school and college selling newspapers. His is not an uncom- mon story. u While you and l can olller many reasons for the individual and the collective success of Americans, fundamentally the respect for the indi- vidual, growing out of our heliel that God created man to enjoy equality of opportunity and freedom of choice, comes closest to the explanation of the success of our great democracy. No honest person can challenge the superiority of our way of life over any other that man has been ahle to devise. The Clinton men of whom l spealc are products of this fundamental philosophy. Their experiences in lite illustrate olojectively the good for- tune We enjoy in being Americans. Their love of country and their en- thusiasm for Clinton demonstrate a determination to pass on to suhsequent generations the heritage they received. They are counting on you. wager J. Meghan Principal 9
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