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Gcwmmancfmq Ufffcwm MR. DONALD LEE Superintendent of Schools Whitewater State Teachers College. B. E. M.A., Northwestern University University of Chicago 'Ht Our country and our city take pride in the accomplishments of the high school classes of 1945. We are happy that you have had the stamina and courage to complete this phase of education in the face of over- whelming difficulties. Throughout the length and breadth of our land, our youth know that education is important in the building of a strong country. They realize that the logieal test of a people's capacity for self- government is its level of education. In this rapidly changing world, we are eonstantly reminded of the duty we owe our youth in providing an education, not merely in terms of books, credits, diplomas and degrees, but an education in terms ot' preparation for, and earning of, a living. We have earnestly tried to keep pace with the times and trust that graduation will not mark the end but rather the beginning of a new endeavor that will test your ability in what we term the American way of life. DONALD LEE Dillieult problems will have to be faced and solved for many years after this war. It behooves everyone to do some serious thinking along these lines. The people who will solve our future problems are being trained in our schools today. Therefore, let ns prepare well, so that we may be ready to contribute toward the world's success and happiness. HAROLD DAVIES MR. HAROLD DAVIES Principal. Elementary School Eighth Grade Teacher Whitewater Slate Teachers College Eau Claire State Teachers College La Crosse Stale Teachers College University of Wisconsin Cptzqe Seven .