Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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STUDENT PUBLICATICDNS INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL of Qndmn, 50 OF Presents , . D!- 79 I

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FOREWORD The oldest of the obgectuves of schoollng ns KNOWLEDGE lt as mund that lutts man above the beasts and the humble search for truth In a free field ns the supreme achtevement of cnvnlnzatuon What knowledge as of most worth how nt can best be orgamzed and learned how the love of truth can be establlshed as a powerful motlvatlng force In the mduvldual I fe these are matters for much study and thought The human mind us so beset wuth truv talnty with plausuble halt truths wnth nnformatnon that touches not the deeper thnng of lufe that everyone needs to learn how to establish klngshup over has own mind A second oblectuve of education us SKILL One must also be able to DO and thus to take has place In a soclety where the standards of DOING tend to go hlgher and hlghe One needs not only the skulls Involved In handling maternal thlngs b t also the lc lls volved un gettung along wuth people whnch are best learned when one takes has full part In home church school and communtty A thnrd oblectnve ot educotuon IS BEING One may KNOW much and be able to DO much and yet be a traglc fatlure By all odds the most dufficult task un educatnon as to teach people to BE The lute of Ghandn greatest teacher of our century dromatlzed how much more Important It us to BE than to HAVE and yet most of the human race ns gnvtng ut elf to the pursuut of possessions rather than to the perfectuon of personalnty Thus volume hopes to portray somethung of the manner nn whtch we seek these ends 4 , - 2 J , I 3 I . . . . . rg , u sn tn- , , , , - . , , .S . . . .