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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS considers educational problems. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred DeBon, J. W. Kemp, Dr. C. H. Aylen. THE SU PERINTEN DENT'S MESSAGE WE HAVE many things given to us these days. We should keep in mind, how- ever, that there are two types of ownership-one of legal ownership, the other of actual possession because one has earned it and used it. The first type of ownership is of little value. The second is of vital importance. Your parents can give you an education in the first sense, but if you actually possess an education it will be be- cause you have earned it and used it. Our fathers bestowed upon us the heritage of Democracy. They can only give it to us by means of the first type of ownership. If we are actually to possess Democracy, it must always be earned and used first. The best things in life belong to us through the second method only. lt is our sincere hope that you have been taught in our school the second type of ownership. May you leave this institution constantly earn- ing and using your possession. They Are the 8 B ytanaX '5llgCvlOOl'S suvelllttllw XQCUJ0r,of Our Legacy
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In Ehe Cffice Tl1ey're Carrying on 6, . l THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE l NE WHO ARE IN SCHOOLS r who have the high privilege f serving youth as teachers 'mould feel very thankful- 'mankful that we live in a de- wocracyg thankful that we live 1 a land providing free edu- ation for its youthg thankful or free speech, a free press, nd all the other blessings of great liberty-loving people. Having been given the rich benefits of a ree secondary education, it should be the uty of every one of us to help in every way o preserve these blessings as a heritage for 'urselves and for those who are to come. his is the challenge offered to us in the ,resent crisis. We must not fail. God Bless Xmerica l l Harry P. Hansen, Principal Harry P Hansen
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