Sycamore High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sycamore, IL)

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Left to Right: Nancy Slezak, Treasurerp Marilyn Miller, Secretaryg Miss Adams, Advisory Robert Lindsh-om, Presidenig Marvin Roush, Vice-President. enior C6155 Ofhcerd Seniors of 1946: i As graduates you will have an opportunity to take part in a building enterprise that is world wide. The or- dinary steps in construction are: l. To determine the purposes and functions that the building is to serve 2. To select and prepare a site suitable for those purposes and functions. 3. To construct the building by carefully following plans that show how the purposes of the building may be realized. You can contribute to this great VVorld Building. The pioneering work of clearing the site of the most formidable obstacles has already been 'accomplished by the young men and young women in the services of this and other nations. A firm foundation such as the Four Freedoms must be placed by other crafts. The actual job of construction will need the energy and daring that only youth possesses. Yours is the oppor- tunity to build into the thinking of human beings a concept of unity and freedom that will forever be a beacon light of hope to all people. Do not be dismayed by the pleadings of the timid or the demands of the sellish and the strong. Construct the building in terms of the purposes that it should serve. Only when the job is done can you relax and be honestly proud of the results achieved. ive, the faculty, congratulate you. Your opportunity is to supply the world with the vision and the courageous leadership that is so desperately needed. Make the most of it, and you will have performed your greatest possible service to humanity. Cordially, R. A. Lease Superintendent