Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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(Admin udnoiion High school youth can make no greater contribution to America's long range welfare than to complete a high school course. America's future can be assured only if it is placed in the hands of well prepared young men and women. . . . — J. FRED ESSIG. Young people are playing an important part today in helping to win the war; and we must look to our young people with vision, courage, and understanding for leadership in assuring the kind of world for which we are fighting. . . . . J. F. BEATTIE. Thank God that we live in a country where it is possible for every young person, from the son of the village drunkard to the banker's daughter, to push on toward success and happiness together with equal chance of reward. . . . — G. F. SOELBERG. The symbol of the Cross challenges us to do worth-while things at tremendous cost. What a challenge! How enlightening! In study, in preparing for responsibility, in serving our fellow-men and our country, the Cross is a part of the warp and woof of life. Rejoice that you live in a time when victories are won by sacrifice and when it is the practice to take up your Cross and bear it. . . . . R. E. TOPE.