Fort Dodge High School - Dodger Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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,-QVC S 5 5 5 J ia 5 J ii dl Xi C4 ,43VC G Forefwor BUSINESS CYCLES have shown that depression lasts only a limited time. We who are now in high school will enter into adult responsibilities with more opportunity to succeed than any past student body, for, during the last year, a lesson has been brought home to us which it would have been impossible to learn in any way except through direct experi- ence. It is a lesson in valuation-in selecting from a glam- orous maze only those things that are actually essential to wholesome living. This period of economic stress, requiring the distinguish- ing of the necessary from the dispensable, has taught concentration on those things which will be ultimately beneficial. More and more we turn to the appreciation of real worth and, in doing so, we take as our inspiration men and women who saw early that success is founded upon intense purpose and concentration toward one ideal. Now is the time to set a goal for our own Achievement, NVith this thought in mind, we have attempted to bring before the readers of this volume the outstanding represent- atives of several walks in life-men and women of accom- plishment-who have lived at some time in Fort Dodge. A few were graduated from our own high school. These people, among whom there is a writer, an artist, a financial expert, a musician, a versatile citizen, a coach, a poet, a clergyman, and a dietitian, have become famgus nationally and, in some cases, have extended their fame into foreign countries. Let them serve as living examples and as inspirations to far greater effort toward a similar Achievement, 5'-Qaf ' Dai'-Q1' Da-Q3D.4i'i70i'-fiibat' -h bar-L ' Dai'-if