Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)

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MR. THoMPsoN FOREWORD Today progresses, but with every progression come new losses and new problems. To measure our forward progress, we must balance the losses against the benefits. As a result of great inventive strides, we have more deadly engines of war, more powerful pumps to deplete our ground water sup- ply, modern architectural genius has constructed great dams across rivers, thereby destroying a fu- ture salmon industry, a great lumbering expansion left bare our watershed, new machinery leaves willing hands idle and also leaves the greater prob- lem of how to occupy these idle hours. 'Xes, today does progress, but the problem of youth tomorrow is howto dig in and hold the ad- vancement. A few days' sliding backward, and the progress of generations has ,been wiped out. Wit- ness the political liberty of European countries- yesterday, the equal of the United States, today, hundreds of years behind, l'wi,,W The high hopes, the energy, and thlesxenthusiasm of the high school graduate, of any graduate, con- stitute a bulwark for ourifaith. Because yep. are a graduate, you have assumed the greater burden of directing energies toward sustained progress. is-,, L. c. THoMl3sog51, Eimgpcilfr , egg Egg dim, .il at ll ,rl sw, if ,M