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We, the Seniors of '38, dedicate this book to those who have lovingly sacrificed many things to make possible these twelve years of school, OUR PARENTS We are shaped and fashioned by what we love
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why, Slwuld we Hn to fnlleqe? Any high school student who intends to go into any profession must have a college foun- dation before furthering the study of his career. But if the student is not sure of what his life work is to be, should he go to college? Yes- Because college offers more and higher education than can be obtained in high schools. Because the mind should be developed by college training to make it a true thinking in- strument. Because college can help people to master fully a field which they are interested in. . Because it is in college where one learns things of the great society of man. Because college unlocks treasure houses of universal arts that we can indulge in in our leisure. Because in college one obtains an understanding of life itself. Because colleges foster permanent friendships among students. Why then go to college? Because for the most part the society in which we live is a cruel and unsatisfactory or- ganization and it is our duty to rebuild it-whether we lead or follow. l H e that made us gave us not capability and God-like reason to rust in us unused 3' -Shakespeare.
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Looking Backward and Forward As these portals close behind us, And we face life's long hard run, We must pause in recollection Of the things we've said and done. How we started out as Freshmen, just green and giddy tads, But when the Seniors' plied the pressure We wished we had on pads. Our next year was much better, For our heads had started shrinking, Or maybe it was just because We tried a little thinking. Our junior year was fraught with cares, But these were quickly righted, A By rings and parties, fetes and frills, For Senior year was sighted. Our Senior year was best of all, No heartaches, cares, nor sorrow. With youthful happiness and good fun, We're eager for tomorrow. We wish to thank our teachers For their patience and their time, And also our dear parents, Who made these years sublime. And now by grace of God above We shall continue living, A life of service, hope, and love, And cheerful, friendly giving. JOHN BRANAM, JR.
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