Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

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mRS. PAULINE RASMUSEN-HAILE Education HE community is not an educated community until the boys and girls and their parents are reading and discussing books. —Josephus Daniels.

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miSS LEAH A. DORSE1] music USIC has achieved an established place in the school curriculum, be- cause it is recognized as the language of the emotions, therefore a source of personal enjoyment and a means of social expression. It occupies a prominent place in community activities, especially in the church, in patriotic celebrations, and in recreative asemblies. It is a great personal, social, expressive, and recreative art. As such it should be a part of the recreative and social equipment of all normal citizens. Music study in the public schools may have at least four significant re- sults: 1. It exerts a definite, beneficial effect upon the physical, mental, and spiritual life of the individual. 2. It provides an excellent type of intellectual training. 3. It has a very high value as a socializing force. 4. It should prove to be one of the most important agencies for bring- ing about a worothy use of leisure.

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ND for success, I ask no more than this—To bear unflinching witness to the truth. All true whole men succeed; for that is worth success' name, unless it be the thought, the inward surety, to have carried out a noble purpose to a noble end. —James Russell Lowell.