Our Hearty Congratulations
The Class
of 1944
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Western Carolina Teacher's
College -
May You Aspire High ...
And Achieve Success ! !
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Whether we shall continue to have schools ? as well as other
institutions that make Democracy possible? is one of the grave
issues in the war in progress today. As long as the American
flag continues to represent a soverign people, we can and will
have graduating classes each year? youths trained for a useful
place in society free of tyranny. Let's preserve our systems of
schools unimpaired by supporting the war effort vigorously.
Let's invest every penny we can in War Bonds.
Graduation time ... a happy time for those completing their school course and for the parents who have |watched
their progress through the years. . . . The pride in accomplishment of these young people through dilligent applica
tion to study is not confined to relatives alone, for in their training they have acquired traits and attitudes that will
make them more valuable citizens at a time of great strain and testing . . .
We offer our sincere congratulations to these young people. The fact that they have completed the work assigned
to them indicates clearly that they place the proper valuation upon adequate training for the manifold obligations
and responsibilities of life, which are certain to be greatly increased and magnified in the post war world. To the
creation of that world they and the host of other youths throughout the country will be privileged to contribute much
under the guidance of some of the country's ablest and most patriotic men.
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