Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

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V LEriCTORY by Wilder Kamir. Members of the School Eoard, Honored. Teachers, Mem¬ ber i of the Graduating Class of 1946, Parents and Friends § This .s an hour of ningled joy and sorrow. We are happ- because we have completed our high school s t e d e s - b a c a use w e h a ve attained ■ o u r goal „ But ve are sad v-hen we realize that our high school days are ended arc that the cordial relationships of oupil and teacher We have comc t0 s r :r A. • goodby o -f-j w 5 VP d mar V z . ■ 1 . O i- 1 solves to at tain V ' a.I • su.oce each one tf as 0 Th e wo r s 0 t- n eiaies a man ha to lead an e UvJ C- ti , and si own desires The se ar e an to suggest e n i jyn: en ts to h are severed, perhaps forever ar occasion of high re— success which is possible for vie ' ;.us in some do no harm 1 U r”i . 1 + kj a ; y are always thing hiioh he thinks will 1 s this once yielding the way is ooen for a second and suddenly wakes up CLi 4 - . and so on until he dr 1. ve ri about ■ v f« fa s n chanc e wi nd 3 of hi J de As soon as we 5 ceas £ to and the ri the rooms r i 1 i l c o an -V • 5 he wxtnuut a “ © usb, we commence to drift The boy who quits school before he has laid a good foundation in life and spends his time aim¬ lessly walking the a tree -s or country roacts is openly inviting disaster,, yvexy young oc-rson, whether rich r poor, should .dart; regular work to do and snoulc do it with av i his might Half¬ hearted strokes will never win anything Firm determination to succeed has a great moral bearing on our lives for it leads o triers to have confidence in us ■ k ' y , + O O ' - ' ' ' • ' q credit and moral support in a thousand ways, People always believe in a man with fixed, our-t:- ' and will t J V more willing tc help him than x.- who has no ener-

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sr ALEDICTORY-Con t. gY (C who never first rne way when 3 Editor? •pni lows straight path but drifts and trier, another and never gets any- O f. ' 1 C • Ingenuity is two per cent inspiration and ninety-eight per cent perspiration. n Prain, heart, blood and brawn unite to declare that it pays to reach the top. No matter how much toil hardship ana even hunger and suffering it costs to climb thither, It pays. Once firmly fixed up?n the eminence, the world of difficulty and doubt beneatn the feet, and the grand panorama of success burs ting upon the view, there can be no c u 3 •?ti0n about th3 .reward For the first time in the history of the world, we have here in the United States the possibility of combining into a harmonious whole all the pre¬ requisites of the good life. The opportunity is earn, Pit it may not linger. Events abroad or selfishness at heme can wreck our dream of build¬ ing s Kingdom cl Heaven here on earth—unless we, every last one of us. look to our duties. As we of th 0 Hi ' s d i.n .V so hool f (i th e 1 a rx St to take ou r 7 ...cl s e S ze U. Li c I i ay nr r. VV vy C; ) 1 fa wi th the s e n -p yo V- ha vo bee n v in • v h u V ij ' or j s e nt at ou r c v r.T: We feel ir.d ee — w ha a rs 7 r ' . ' r Y ' i ' Ok ce.n on .• O X A u ar 0 lust V 0 Cf « O nni • -ft Am er icar. C 1 4- . e n n the world as desirable citi- “e come here tonight. We proud to have had you tin 1 . . in as 5.3 not a farewell, but .rue sense of the word. We wonderful life of a true