Waurika High School - Eagle Yearbook (Waurika, OK)

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PRHXICIPALS MESSAGE Hlvh School graduates often ask Nwhat 15 an edu catlon for9n Certalnly lt should lncrease one's learnlng capaclty, lt should help one flnd employ ment, but such results are by products of edu a tlon The maln results of the rlght klnd of edu 1tlOH are an lncreas d capaclty to serve and to engoy llfe ln ltS hlgher reaches The clerk the smallest store 1S rlch lf he 15 properlv edu poor lf they are unacqualnted wlth l1fe's lDVlSl bl values qlgh School glves purposeful youth an opportunlty to flnd the rlchest treasure of llfe knowledge wlth lts relatlonshlp and slgnlflcance, frlendshlp wlth lts Stab1llZlHg and satlsfylng lnflu nces and a way of llfe that helps put all things ln thelr rlght places If my student frlends have galned each for hlmself, some of these values they w1ll not ask nwhat 1S an educatlon for9N Mr Burl Thompson, Prlnclpal .O : . - ., - - c - CK . . he F . .Q . . . . . in catedg the owners of our largest industries are e . . . . . . . . . 3 ' ' ! J