Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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DEDICATION By virtue of its setting, the Orme School Is presented with unusual advantages and opportunities to be most fully realized when the right leadership guides the student to- wards understanding and appreciating these advantages. Bruce McDonald, ranch foreman for twenty years and stockman of excellence, is the foremost interpreter of ranch environ- ment to boys and girls from urban communities, a role of deep-seated significance in effecting one of Orme School's highest purposes, that of combining the best in outdoor living and the frontier spirit, dynamic builder of America, with a high quality academic program and high quality com- munity life. Throughout twenty years enthusiastically engaged in directing and improving the ranch operation and in building the school, Bruce's work with boys and girls in sponsoring the 4-H Club, the Orme Ranch Roping Association, and many aspects of the student work program, has emohaslzed his sin- cere Interest in young people and his complete dedication to highest standards of integrity in working with them; that if given a Job, a student must do it thoroughly; that if a student is to work an hour, he does work an hour; if a student says he will do something, he will do it Dromptly and well; and that all work, if honest, is honorable. Among the true builders of America, the greatest ones are those who demand of all others and themselves, the highest level of community responsibility. It is to one of these truly fine builders, Bruce McDonald, in sincere appreciation for his endless contributions to the Orme School community, that we dedicate this yearbook.

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THE ORMES CRME.SR. Uncle Chick and Aunt Minna ORME,JR. Charlie, Paul, Chip, Miai