Leland High School - Panther Yearbook (Leland, IL)

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' ii the lt is the sincere desire and honest hope oi Board Education the Administration and the? acult here at Leland Community l-hgh School that we have in some srnall way beenoi help to the stu ents in th ast the present graduates and those that are to io low. The responsibilities oi those in the educational 'eld are enorrrlous. l-lovlev er the great weight oi the responsibilities rnay be over balanced by the tact that ' ' ed to daily observe the steady advance rd rnaturity. That steady gh the rnany one is privileg oung student towa is our aim. 'Yhrou tudent gets an op- ' ' lly oi the y growth and advance courses and varied activities the s 5 portunity to grow physically, mentally and spiritua 1 D. ld. VanOIrner Superintendent 1-1-1:11