Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

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 DEDICATION In Recognition of Their Efforts in Behalf of Lapeer High School, We Dedicate This Annual to MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. YAEGER As a Token of Our Respect and Appreciation

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-+■ V w 0- that in a town the size of Lapeer, and in a school the size of ours, the Annual could hardly expect to be a financial success. After consideration we have decided that the La Pierre is worth the time and expense necessary to publish it, but we have also taken pains to solicit in such a way as to prevent the criticism of former years. The time comes when every student must prepare to leave the school. It is not until then that he begins to realize what is being done for him by those who make a High School possible—by the taxpayer who expects no immediate return for his money but who is thinking in terms of posterity—by the members of the School Board who are contributing to the school much more that the citizens—by the faculty who are in close contact with the student and hence, contribute not only by helping to interpret the textbooks, but also, by giving inspiration—being critics—personalities to whom the student may turn in developing the fullest interpretation of life. To these, when we think of it, we owe a debt which we cannot hope to pay. It is a debt which is not to be repaid because it was not given in such a manner as to be repayable. To me there comes the feeling that the only way we are expected to make recompense is to

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