Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

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DEDICATIO On a brisk September morning a new life was begun. Not a physical being, but rather a mental being within a group of physical beings. This was the birth of Education. At midmorning, Education advanced to a higher plane of learning, high school. Education is now approaching noon-day, with afternoon still to come. For some, formal education will stop here as they find jobs, marry, make homes, the others will continue in school, advancing to higher levels of learn- ing. But for both groups, sunset never approaches. Education is not begun all at once, for we learn as children to distinguish between hot and cold, black and white, Education never ends. Man continues to learn from sunrise to sunset. Reason, experience, failure, are all education. As noontime approaches and the seniors go their separate paths, we earnestly hope that each will con- tinue to learn and remember from Life. It is to the Swingin' Seniors of '61 that the 1961 edition of SMOKERINGS is dedicated with love and respect.

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