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THE FLAME OF 1931 1.1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1I-u...un14.1:1nn-.-nu1nu..m1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 To the Graduating Class Thousands of young men and young women will graduate from high schools in every state and possession of our country this year. Many have deter- 1nined what will be their life's work and most of the remainder will make the decision in the next few years. Opportunities will be presenting themselves constantly and in large num- bers for these young people to ,611 vacancies in all lines of work. The present workers can not continue always in their positions. They are' constantly retiring on account of age and sickness. To these openings are added the newly formed positions necessary as business grows. The thoughtgthat all jobs are yflled and there is not further opportunity for the young graduate should not be enter- tained. Now, the question of who shall fill these vacancies should be easily answeredhfor in spite of the tremendous development which mankind has 1nade in creating labor-saving devices, the qualifications required of the worker have increased, too. The persons who have prepared themselves by education and training to have a greater and 'more efective knowledge' of the duties of par- ticular jobs and who are prepared to be better citizens' in their communities and nation are the ones who will be employed first and retained longer. Ilfill you have developed a proper altitude toward your fellows which would make you a ftting candidate for some of thesepositions? W'ill you lxe able to carry on the work left uncompleted by the former generation and even improve and develop it to a higher plane? Society expects, yes, demands it of you. -fHOlVARD IV. CRANE 1121
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