A child born in the United States of America inherit, the opportunity to avail himself of a high school education at public expense. If he does not rake use of this opportunity he will find that his choice of vocations after school will be greatly limited. Many occupations will be closed to him. The professions are open only to the university graduate and the doors of the university are open only to the high school graduate.
     On the other hand the child that has completed his high school course is prepared to continue his education and training if he so desires. The doors of the university are open to him, and through these chars he ray go into any of the professions he wishes to enter. He has the foundation necessary upon which to add any desired training after school.
The graduating class of 1950 is to be congratulated upon having the foresight and stink-to-itiveness to complete their high school course of study. If any of them so desire the great fields of future education and training are now open to them.

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