Carbondale Community High School - Dial Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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The Epitomy Of lntelligence And Virtue A wise teacher does not force you to enter the house of wisdom but rather leads you to the thresh- old of your own mind. The student stands with a mind half-asleep but with an instructor to conduct the way-he can rise to insurmountable heights. Such an instructor must be dedicated to the student and to fair teaching. She must explain until the perceptive follow and the confused understand. Such people are rare in any field and the few that exist receive little for the hours they give. Once again, we the editors, are given the chance to recognize such a person and although we feel that the mere yearbook-dedication is hardly worthy enough, it is all we have to give for what we and hundreds of other students received from her. Through the many years at Community, she was expected to be the power of reason and intelli- gence, she was expected to always be right and relate the knowledge to be calculated and absorbed. She had to encourage always the pursuit of logic, and outside the field of, exactness, be fair and un- derstanding. Many times she stepped outside the realm of teaching to give in other ways. She pro- vided her advice and guidance in many ways and in doing so established herself as indispensable. For these reasons and many others, we proudly dedicate this 1967 DIAL to you, Miss Logan, for your ceaseless dedication to us. 1 S l -el 1 1 l l , W , Before school and after, during class, at noon, every possible moment is spent with the benefit of the student in mind.

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The student who travels the path of commu- nity action must be a bit of a martyr, for this road is demanding and time-consuming. Whether through hours of candy-striping, radio work, or through perceptive participation in a Carbondale City-Coun- cil meeting, many students became aware that they were vital parts in the machine of the com- munityg they realized that they were necessary. The community takes upon itself the responsibility of train- ing its young drivers. if ylyass.syt 79+ L K Q 3 as we f ,-fm , 21 ., fx.. A 1 'ig S? Qt -1 3 it as bww, Wf, f1 ,. - -I . t ,.5ggg,1.!:.a,, 4215-afigga . WZ: gig . -, f Lt'l' Five extra points seem worth enduring three and a a .mi hours of a City Council Meeting when an A is only two POHIIS HWHY.