Poughkeepsie High School - Phois Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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gat .K VERYWHERE great changes are being effected as time marches onward. A major war in Europe affects the lives of millions of people, invention and discovery are ever improving civilization through the course of time, and the mutations of customs and means of living are all evidence of the importance of the march of time. However, time has a closer meaning to us. We must be always aware of its value, it passes and becomes lost opportunity unless we learn to utilize it. Postponing until tomorrow what can be done today is a poor policy and will never encourage success. Too many people are awakened too late to the realization that they have squandered precious time in their youth which can never be relived. We should, therefore, appre- ciate the worth of time and experience and develop the habit of using it advantage- ously as we are swept ever onward with the march of time. With this thought in mind, the l94O Phois staff has published a yearbook to show the influence of time. lt is our sincere desire that these pages will be found a stimulus to the student body and that they will act as pleasant reminders of friends and scenes of high school days-memories which time cannot destroy. -JOHN B. LEWIS.

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