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MR. CASTLE'S MESSAGE The American way of life is many things. We are proud of our standard of living, the highest the world has ever seen. On every hand we see the products of our vast industrial production. The poorest workers count as commonplace, possessions which in another land would distinguish them as persons of wealth, One can ride past cotton fields in harvest time Upper right: In the district office, Mrs, Ruby Pettit was secretary. Upper left: Mr. Clayton Castle, superin- tendent of schools, coordinated our program with the other schools. Bottom: Alva Daniells, John Moore, Wil- liam Marble, Jay Webb, and Mrs. Paul Lowery, school board members, planned for our welfare. and count more automobiles than a good sized European city could boast. In the most modest home the housewife has at her disposal equipment and mechanical aids which not only spare her drudgery, but which in themselves are exemplars of superb engineering design and technical pro- ficiency. It would be good for all of us to sit in our living roms, or our kitchens, or our places of busi- ness, or in classrooms, or as we go from home to work, and count all the things about us which en- rich our lives so abundantly. These material things are, however, but con- crete expressions of spiritual, intellectual, and moral qualities which are the basis for our Ameri- can way. We cannot comprehend a police state. The Lindsay way is typical of the American way -5000 people living in relative harmony, law abiding, and self respecting, with a handful of policemen to quell the few 'who fail to observe the law which is of, by, and for the people. Today, the American way which has proved itself is being challenged by persons who have only restrictions and regimentation to offer for our priceless freedoms, and promises of material wealth to the masses of people to replace a system which offers tangible proof of its abundant suc- cess on every hand. lt is our job, students and teachers alike, to meet that challenge with vigor arising out of our appreciation of what the American way means to us and to all the world which will follow the way we have pioneered. CLAYTON A. CASTLE
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