Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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C. C. Hanna To make decisions according to the hest educational ideologyg to meet the daily prolwlems with charitalwle iudgmentg to he featless and stand hy solid convicf tionsg to make prolitahle use of time and opportunityg to adjust to eireumstancesg to aspire greatly and work cheerfullyg to impute worthy motivesg to he generous in praise and appreciation ol' othersg to extend intelligent sympathy to those in distressg to make timely and constructive suggestionsg to give without expectation of returng to cultivate quietness, gentility, dignity, and poise these are the practices that have made him a great character, a successful principal, an outstanding educator, and .1 helpful friend. C. C. Hanna Om' Pmzcjpezl None hut himself can he his parallel. W allege Avenue 6772707766 in fpifiiecg

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J. B. Johnson Om' Actin g Principal Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. J. B. Johnson Willing to work each day to carry on the policies previously establishedg interested in making and accepting constructive sugges- tionsg most alert to educational trendsg no problem too big or too small not worthy of some satisfactory solutiong cognizant of faults as well as of meritsg ambitious to observe each niche of the building as many times a day as possibleg eager to improve conditions wherever possibleg possesses a natural magnetic personalityg is nonpreju- diced in his thinking-these are the qualities that are contributing to the success of our new friend Mr. Johnson. inf imipiif in the fail!