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'DecUcatitot “To follow knowledge, like a sinking star, Beyond the utmost bound of human thought.' The poet's dream of yearning desire is now a reality. Progress is a fact. Although much of this progress if mechanical, increasingly civilization is taking into itself those practices and those ideals that make for elevation of spirit in the half century of progress now closing. Free public schools are giving childhood and youth a chance to develop nor- mally and cheerfully into manhood and womanhood with an equipment of training and mental and physical health that will afford them the best possible chance for success and happiness. There is no finer re- ward for hard work and an ambitious spirit than to know with assurance that the efforts of humanity are leading in the direction of progress. In this unceasing spirit of a half century of progress, we dedicate this annual to Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Krebs, owner of Grand View Gardens, who has con- tributed so lavishly to the progress of Tate School for the past quarter of a century. She has rendered unselfish, consistent service to Tate for many years by giving flowers to the graduating classes, decorating for Commencements, and contributing the use of her lovely home and beautiful grounds on many occasions. 5
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Annie Laurie Hardy, Lois Roberts, Gladys Roberts, Vida Roberts, Clara Mae Hardy We have every reason to be proud of our public schools. The United States has more students attend- ing secondary schools than all the remainder of the world put to-gether. If we are to make Democracy work and enjoy the freedom of a great country we must have good public schools. A government that is based on the will of the people must have the citizens educated enough for them to understand public issues and play their part as citizens. The Little Red School House that played an impor- tant role in the early Twentieth Century has gone and in the year Nineteen Hundred and Fifty we have broadened our understanding of what the term “edu- cation means. Education is a continuous process of mental develop- ment and adjustment that is going on during one’s life. Education cannot be limited to specific areas of sub- ject matter, but must be inclusive of all those fields of knowledge which relate to the personal and vocational lives of everyone. 6
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