Streator Township High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Streator, IL)

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MR. Z. H. DORLAND The conditions under which the individual citizen today makes a living and builds a life are constantly changing. Public policy at home and abroad has to be adjusted to social forces that are often novel, baffling, and at times even sinister. Crowded into the lives of our generation are problems whose solution will affect the fate of mankind into the far future. Our civilization requires of the indi- vidual citizen and of those in places of leadership alike, a broad understanding of the moving forces of our time, a capacity for clear analysis of social situations, the ability to employ the social skills essential for communication and cooperation, and a willingness to act and to assume respon- sibility. It is our sincere hope that we have succeeded in develop- ing these skills and attitudes Within our students to a degree that will make it possible for them to become good citizens in our great American Democracy. l36l Superintendent Superintendent