Belle Fourche High School - Bronc Yearbook (Belle Fourche, SD)

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America's next ten years can be the richest, most rewarding years in all history. You, whose pictures appear in this book can and must have a part in making this an actuality. No one can foretell the future. We may run into disasters and complications at home and abroad. But one sure guide for all of us is to take a sober measure of our own strength. We are by long I odds the richest most productive nation in human history how fo-'A' ever some Americans still haven t enough to eat or to wear or a house fit to live in or proper schooling or medical care According to experts if we could but step up our output one tenth above what we might normally expect we could produce enough in Amenca to abolish want and hunger and bnng every human being up to minimum living standards or above My hope is that you young folk our present inmates can help Amerlc achieve this highly desirable goal To the Students of Belle Fourche High School The desire to learn is the first requisite of success Granting the existence of this desire the next necessity is the proper tool with which to do the work in the best possible manner Education can be this proper tool Schooling learning and formal training all go to help develop the individual to better adjust his living and life to the accepted pattern of society lf we should so imprison our minds to new developments and worthy activities we imprison ourselves to progress and advance ment Through education we may release ourselves from such im pnsonment Two qualities of our personal living should be foremost in our daily development Character and Reputation Character is what a person is Reputation is what others think he is lt is well to remember what a poet once said At learning s fountain it is sweet to dnnk But tis a nobler privilege to think W R Arnold Jr Principal 6 Frank Kober Superintendent r 'QQ 41

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