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Dedication Larry Merwin Askins, Clinton Louis Hunter, Gene Warren Hutchings, William Harold Martin Seeger, Barrington Yorke Brimm, Alvin Lee Garren, Rodger Keith Galbraith, William Thomas Wolff, Jay Riley Cureton, Jay Ira Baum The 1972-73 Yearbook staff dedicates this year's Rough Rider to the Senior Class and all graduates of Roosevelt Military Academy. Scores of young men have spent their high school years at Roosevelt molding the personality and character that would be a part of them the remainder of their lives. All graduates are a part of the long history of the academy and have had a big part in its success. For this reason, we dedi- cate the yearbook to them. To the Class of 1973, the best of luck in whatever your goal may be. THE 1972-73 YEARBOOK STAFF
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' K. M ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Dear Seniors ALEDO. ILLINOIS 61231 PHONE 309-582-5166 of 1973: I I extend my warm congratulations to each of you as you com- plete your final requirements for graduation and pass through the Roosevelt Memorial Gate. I know the pride your family and friends feel on this occasion and I share it with them. I am just as as while you the elements intelligence anxious for you to enjoy success in the future were a cadet. If I were to briefly summarize which make for success for you I should place first followed closely by knowledge, both gen- eral and special, including not only what you have learned in high school and will learn in college but which you must continue to acquire as you progress throughout your life: strict integrity: modesty: sincerity: your ability to work with those around you: intense interest in your work: extreme faith in your own ability: faith in your fellowman: faith in our system of free enterprise: faith in our country which has given you the chance to live and prosper as a free man. And last, but not least, strong religious faith which teaches that you must do unto others as you would that they do unto you. Good luck and best wishes to you. Make good use of your abil- ities and energies so that you may leave this world just a little better for your having lived -- better for those who follow you. guide you in May the highest ideals of American citizenship a life of success, happiness and achievement. Sincerely yours, P Glen G. Millikan Superintendent
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