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8 WATERLOO HIGH SCHOOL SALUTATORY EMBERS of the Board of Education. Members of the Faculty, Parents and Friends: In behalf of the class of 1928 I Welcome you. Tonight marks, undoubtedly, the most important incident thus far in our lives. Perhaps you, who are more experienced in this great world of ours, can appreciate this more fully than we, but we do realize that one phase of our life has been completed. Sensing the fact that there are but a few more minutes in which we may class ourselves students of Waterloo High School, we are seized by a strange feeling of regret, of uncertainty and awe. The memories of our high school days will ever lie cherished in our hearts, and the faces of you, who have helped us to struggle through our seemingly tremendous problems, will be mingled among them. After tonight we shall be in a world new and unknown to us. Some of us are planning to pursue the course of education to a greater degree, while others are going directly into the business field. Whatever our intentions, the true result of our lives depends upon what these days, which have just been con- cluded, have really meant to us. We have moulded our characters. formed our ideals, and henceforth shall be striving to reach that great goal which everyone seeks- Success. You will see us struggling at the foot of the ladder and I pray that you will some day see us victorious at the top, repaying you for the care we have been, spurring our country onward and making the world a brighter and better place for Man. But often shall we need your advice and encouragement, your reproofs and suggestions: and those words from you will. as we have previously learned from experience, guide us onward to victory. Each day will offer us its challenge and we must be prepared to meet it. Some day we shall find ourselves cornered by a difficult task assigned to us by Pate. That will be the great crisis of our lives. How shall we meet it? Of course. we all love victory, but supposing there is doubt in our minds of our ability to attain it. The answer is this: If we resolve to win and set out to win, there is no earthly power that can prevent us from doing so. That is what we must remember throughout our lives. One task accomplished means added strength of character, and added strength of character means one more round of the great ladder behind us. A man of strong character is determined to succeed - there is no word such as failure in his vocabulary. He craves success, he pur- sues success, he captures success. Thus. with Gods help, are we going to en- deavor to be men and women of such character. And now, as we realize these facts tonight, we are not reluctant to end our high school days. We are eager and infinitely happy to enter the more exten- sive life. Remembering the words of the President of our Board of Education in his message to the class of 1927 that our success is your success, our triumphs are your triumphs, our failures are yours -- to regret, we have resolved to prove ourselves worthy of you and of our Alma Mater - our Alma Mater that is now a sacred memory.