Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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W l Early Principal High School graduation mrries with it the obligation of good Cltl enship Therefore if you find yourselx es in pos SCSSIOD of wealth it should be regarded as an opportunity for greater service to society If you attain professional heights it should mean a contribution of iietter professional serxice and higher ethics If you reich political position may you re gard it as an opportunity to wisely and effieiently direct the destimes of your fellow men. At all times may you have courage to search for the truth and to exercise inttllivence in puttinv to route the ghosts of dogmas obsolete opinions cowardly notions silly superstitions and foolish fears. The world needs many more people with com ictions and cour- age. Only a life thus lived justifies the educational investment. page eighteen L2ZlCiDlRfIC9 VRYIF1 IKIJDQ l

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M M Brumbaugh Asst Principal What have you to offer as your con tribution to the world s work today7 Through the faithful efforts of your teachers working in cooperation wlth the board of education you have been sifted through sieves of finer and finer mesh until you represent that nitro-glycerine of the modern world-mind. Studies which at first seemed vague and purposeless have gradually acquired new meaning til each has fitted into the other like the vsell- ordered pa terns of a skillful architect You are rapidly approaching the time vs hen you can go out into the world with the consciousness that you can face its problems with confidence and can more nearly meet your fellowmen upon their own plane without the humiliation consciousness of intellectual inferiority The training you have recelved through your high school course carries with it a distinct obligation. Freely ye have received freely give Let your 'deals be high your purpose steady and success will crown your effo'ts. To thine ovsn self be true and it must follow as the night the day Thou cans t not then be false to any man. And so as you come up to this commencement season we bid you hail and Godspeed upon your pathway to the goal of good citi-enship. -M. M. Brumbaugh page nineteen . . , . it 7 - 1 A . y . . . . . . . . . u H V 1 1 'U r Q 1 r in s I y 1 v 9 C v Y v 1 11 1 3 v 1