Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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1'-ed ng: Nelle Inwood Regnstor Educatxon must produce a sense of personal responslbllity Wlth that responslbxlxty goes the opportunity of bexng of servlce to others As students and faculty by so domg we shall fulfxll our obllgatlon to socxety ln a noble manner Embodled wlthm th1s Nevamo are permanent memorles of secondary school exper1ences Those exper1ences for grades seven and elght are embryomc at present For the Freshman class, those experxences although few just now w1ll expand and become part of a sacred memory for the future For the Sophomores those exper1ences w1ll contlnue to grow xn breadth and depth culmmatmg 1n a herltage obtamable only by man For the Iumors those exper1ences whlch are now so much a part of you wlll swell to strenghen the f1ber of your character, en abllng you to take your place m soclety more successfully And for you as Senlors, th1s volume represents the gamut of your hlgh school exper1ences You treasure your Nevamo now You wxll treasure It more as you reflect upon 1t. Guard well the spirit of your Nevamo,

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fir rd' N 11 af Ruth Weltmer Secreto ry To Students of N H S I am certainly happy for you students that it is possible for you to enjoy this issue of the NEVAMO The yearbook presents a resume of our 1949 50 school year and the staff and sponsors are to be con gratulated on a Job well done Its production typifies the spirit of cooperation so much in evidence in our Nevada High School During your tenure in the Nevada junior-Senior High School I hope that you master the basic skills necessary for living most abun- dantly in our democracy May you never lose sight of the fact that your American heritage is a priceless possession and that it is only through education that you can defend and appreciate it to the full- est Through education you should not only be better fitted for life in our American democracy, but you should have taken advantage of your opportunities to progress and you should be realizing a full measure of freedom, As your superintendent of schools and high school principal I have observed you develop habits and attitudes and gain important know- ledge of the world about you, It has been a genuine pleasure to have worked with you and to have shared your joys and difficulties. I sincerely hope that your school experiences have been pleasant and profitable and that your future years will confirm my belief that N H S students are the finest in the land. Sincerely yours, Superintendent of Schools

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35 Gene Rrmmer Inez Cockrell Physical Education Physical Educahon Coach -mei 'rd 'ii Geraldine N Rowfon Maude W. Wardm School hlurse BP' Librarian