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S I Each student builds for himself a store of memories as he goes through the four years of his high school educaf tion. The first two years are based on preparation- the last two on participation.
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l T embed, Llnfimitecl As we seniors look forward to the close of school we pause, hesitantly, glancing backward not with remorse, but with regret, regret that four years can be so long and yet so short. If the school clocks could and would run time four' years backward as swiftly as they have forward, very few would raise voice. We have had four grand and glorious years. Each composed of many, many periods: very few dull - and many gay, - parades that turned heads, pepfsessions that really pep' ped, convocations that thrilled one and all, entertainment, plenty, dances, quite a few, with her and him, and your friends and mine. Then, just one more time for exams, the last for school and the first for the real school, life, where grades aren't given, but sustenance and freedom for the individual are the lush fruits of sweat and pain. Two social affairs await: our last Prom and first Commencement. It's going to be an ex- perience that you and I have been waiting for more than half our lifetime to happen, and now, it is here with a chestffilling pride that is yours only if you have earned it. You'll know if you have or have not, no one need tell you. Keep your chest high, eyes straight ahead, your feet on the ground and your head high in the clouds. Fasten your mind to your soul, take a deep breath and walk out into a world that needs you as it has never needed you before. Yes, we realize that ours is not the first class to graduate ever within the shadow of world destruction, but don't ight shy of the work. We all realize that ours is the task to cleanse, rebuild, and teach a new world old, tried and true, faithful principles that a man is a man among men and under men. Ours is the com' ing generation with a challenging opportunity to preserve for posterity the individualism of unlimited democracy for all, red, black, yelf low, and white unlimited. So live and laugh, you Trojans, and the world will truly realize that the Trojans did not die in past ages, but do, and will continue to live on forever. Bon BERG Ol'FICIERS John Harvey ' P1'CSiClC11f Bobby Gann f Vice'President Mary Helen Hinshaw f Secretary Cecil Martindale f Treasurer Page Twentyszx
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