Aberdeen High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Aberdeen, ID)

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“Hundreds of fine American citizens who have received some of their early training in the Aberdeen High School will ever remember Mrs. Arms. They will remember her as a fount of wisdom and understanding. During the twenty- five years of her life devoted to Aberdeen High School, literally hundreds of lives have been strengthened and enriched with a faith that hard work brings success and happiness; with a clean moral outlook on life; and with a reverence towards God and His works. All who knew her and worked with her will long remember her for the great monument she left behind in the lives of so many people.” — R. A. Weston, Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Mabel H. Arms, Principal of Aberdeen High School

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Edgar Toevs, Jr. Student Body President ACKNOWLEDGMENT To cope alone, unaided, with the many and complex problems of our student body would be an elective assignment not only cheerless but impossible, and I have not attempted it. Instead, on every hand I have been given the most friend- ly and generous cooperation by those whose work is the foundation and sub- stance of our successful school year; and it is with high esteem and deep apprecia- tion of all that I say, “Let there be, throughout our lives, the friendly cooperation, good will, and grace by which we have profited this year.

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“Sing as you journey down the pathway. And though your song will change as the road changes and your mood changes — So long as the thread of it does not break, your spirit will not break. Neither will your heart — nor your faith.” A 1 eaclier, Lord As a teacher, Lord, gives thanks that she may help to shape the destiny Of this great land, as one by one She builds young minds and hearts upon This theme: America is free! Let her attain to some degree The faith that walked by Galilee; The love that made an only Son A teacher, Lord. Endow her mind with power to see Tomorrow’s needs: with sympathy And courage let her hopes outrun The fear this troubled world has spun; And make her worthier to be A teacher, Lord. Youth, O Youth, can I reach you? Can I speak and make you hear? Can I open your eyes to see me. Can my presence draw you near? Is there a prophet among you, One with a heart to know? I will flash my secrets on him, He shall watch my glory grow, For I, the God, the Father The Quest, the Final Goal, Still search for a prophet among you, To speak my word in his soul. “He hath showed thee O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?”