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Greetings to Seniors YOU are fortunate that you are graduating from a democratic institution in a democratic nation. Our American democracy, with its fundamental principle ol the separation of church and state, has regarded education as the hulwarlc of lree institutions. We have no recognized class distinctions hut one educational ladder for all classes. in the time of our forefathers a man's education was a matter of concern only to himself and his parents. The masses, whom the past regarded as mere uhewers ol' wood and drawers of waterf' are no longer content to remain in ignorance. Vve are striving lor universal education and an equal educational opportunity lor every child. What knowledge is ol most worth? The public is not concerned so much as to how much actual hoolc knowledge you have acquired hut they are anxious to lcnow whether you can take your place in a democratic society, whether you have received training for co-operation with the group as well as promote individual fitness to survive. HOWARD J. YEAGER YOUR high school days have come to an end and now you are standing on the thres- hold of a new life. The whole world lies before you. it is for you to decide what kind ol a life you wish to live and exemplify. lvlay it always he a patient, unending search for something a little more good, a little more true, a little more beautiful. Your parents have made many sacrifices to malce your graduation possihle. Your community has given you an opportunity, denied to many great men ot the past, and now expects to derive some income from its investment. You owe much and can repay your debt only hy living useful lives as public spirited and law- ahiding citizens, thinlcing for yourselves instead ol- loeing led by others. Our days together have been pleasant and now as we part. may l assure you that my interest and best wishes will he with you to the end of my days. ALLEN F. HELLER
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Board of Education GEORGE S. STEPHEN ALBERT B. VVIEAND GEORGE S. HARWICK
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HOWARD J. YEAGER Superintendent Franklin nnfi Nturstnaii Coil:-gc, BA., l9lI Lctligii University. BTA., 1923 A NIAN ot uncompromising jus- tice, wtiose soie iite interest is education in every form. Ati wtio icnow tlim recognize ills strength of character and his executive atoiiity. We, time ciass ot 1058, iiereigmy, wisii to express our acl- miration and respect for tiim.
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