Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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.., To All the Members of Our School Community: lf we are learning to live and work together well in our group it would seem to imply, among other things, that we regard each individual as possessing practically endless possibilities for development and therefore each one is of infinite potential social value. lf we really appreciate that each personality is basically worthy of enduring respect, we shall be inclined to deal with all of our associates in a spirit of kindness and mutual helpfulness. We should understand that education is a life-long adventure in self-realization, conditioned by our social and physical sur- roundings to the end that we may be more useful members of our group and that we shall find our individual ways to hap- piness through lives spent in service. Sincerely yours, L. M. Speaker

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General Business Staff Upon entering the general offices, scenes similar to these corne before you. The top shows Mr, J. E. Sullivan, dean of boys, writing class admit slips for students. Miss Helen Ak- ley, high school registrar, is shown in the upper single picture checking senior class records. Miss Eutha Plunkett, secretary to Mr. Speak- er, is shown in the center picture. Mr. W. V. Martin, auditor, is shown as he appears at his window in the bank, which is next door to the general offices.