Locust Grove High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Locust Grove, OK)

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1 A sz T TAYLOR H.ghSeh IPA pnl Locust Grove Pubhc Schools J MACK OYLER S pt had Locust Grove Oklahoma May 1, 1946 Dear Students I am firmly convinced that the future of our country lies in a young America well balanced and well educated in all three phases of life spirit been my aim in working with you this year Education is not confined to books alone The world, with its many interests and occupations, is a great school But the recorded experiences and wisdom of others may be of the greatest aid and bene fit to us Honor lies in doing well whatever we do and the world estimates a man's ability in accordance with his success in whatever business or profession he may engage A good, practical education is a bet ter outfit for a youth than a grand estate with the drawback of an empty mind If I have been of help to you in working toward this gpal I feel that my time here has been well spent I am grateful for the cooperation you have elven me during this school year Sincerely ,Y -ff ry ffffffl R T Taylor, Principal 5 I , , l : V oo nci -4 f O M . i , u rin ont ual, physical, and mental. Toward this goal has - 3 fe QV V I Q f. up u k

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ap 5 QT ! H Sh Locust Grove Pubhc Schools J MACK OYLER S po tend Q Locust Grove Oklahoma may 1 1946 Dear Students an port ant part of the procession of life As has been demonstrate in these historical days, it is the trained personnel that wins fe must realire th at America will always need tralned personnel an enlightened and skllled citizenry living usefully and wisely in a democracy Conpratulatlons to each of you who have been in schoo taking advantage of the opportunlty of developlng these qual ities which enabl e you to take your place with credit in the process1on of your generation 'With firm and regular step they wend they never stop Successlon of men, Americans a hundred millions One generation playing its part and passlng on Another gener tion playing its part and passing on in turn' Walt Vhltman ln Leaves of Grassn May thls 1946 yearbook serve many times in the months and years that lie ahead to refresh your memories of a pleasant year filled with ur p poseful work, enjoyable recreation, and enduring friendships With best wishes J Mack Oyler Superintendent gi A M fur. 'Q aol vamp.: , f , My D Each student of Locust Grove High School is im - V . d , ' . 1 - I . 1 D I . 9 -- Y . . N D ' 9

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