Achille High School - Echo Yearbook (Achille, OK)

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B 5'TAF'F Editor ------- Beatrice Hall Asst. Editor-Claude Whitson Associate Editor ---- Gloria Bess Barnette. Art Editor---Bob Grinslade Asst.-lit Editor ---- George Lemon. ' . Reporters: Robert Whitson, Lou Ella, swilliams, Jdne Holland, Virginia Harigs, 'CharleS'Watson1rFaye Cox, ' Doris Marie Plexice, Louise Wi ley, and Mary Francis Hannon. Mimeograph Operators: Claude Whitson, and Gloria ss Barnette. H Q f wists Leola Sorrell, mend Anderson, Claude tson, Arie Jo Hoodyg Beatrice Hall. fnsor ----- Mrs. Cummings. '-Di FQ QAL America is the Country of, wealth, beauty, love, devotion, peace, an friendly toward other Nations America i country in it's early age, and has room for improve ment. Though America is not perfect I believe that America has advanced futher in civilisation, than any of the other countries Every American owe's a great debt to that small group of men who stood up for their rights A erica wouldn't be the Country which it is not, if it wasn't for t e American people. Claude Whitson s e 1 ain't the individual c army as a whole, the everlasting team every blooming sou1.' Kipling Q Q WHY HAS THE SCHOOL TAX BURDEN BEEN SHIFTED? The economic and social changes of modern times have caused a shift in taxable wealth which ne- cessitiats a corresponding change in methods of fi- nancing education. The local assessed valu- ation 'upon' 'which the school support,was former- ly based has almost, con- tinually d..fEa.5E'.n ac- count of the shift of wealth and the diversion of tax sources to purposes other than the schools. Severdl. former sources of revenue for schools have cgqeed 'to supply any revenue' and others have been diverted by the leg- islature to other uses, thereby increasing the necessity for greater leg ialativo appropriations from the State General Fun Ad valorem taxpayers re duced their local assessed valuations when such taxes as the gasoline tax, i come tax, sales tax, and many indirect federal tax es began to take so much of their tax paying abilin base un the tax assessed and per sonal property which also constituated the mmdor source of revenue Tor sup port of local schools. Schools have been hanned the most by these reduced assessments. ty The only tax der control f payer was valuation of real 'F nHow shall I a habit break? As you did that habit make. Aa We builded stone stone, we must toil unhelped, a lone, Page two IT Cfcfcfxllf Why was Leonard Mattingly singing,nSouth of Achille Down Hendrix, Wly?n Could it bel that Henrie is in- 'volved. ' 'Why has Betty Jane been calling Bill Brown her Roeeo lately. You didn't 'really mean it did you Betty Jane. You ,ist said ate I McElroy you had better cput some tacks in your shoes. You seem totbe losing ground. QEh Henriel Why has Ben, and Tom been inquiring if a Madill car was parked in front of Stowers and Bolinger's residents the night they .'+ended the show? --It seems that a new romance between Doris Plexico and Juna Bess Caruthers has taken place lately I this right Paul? It seems as if Leola is tyring to go into the Taxi business atch out Leela these 1940 Ford V 8's may not run forever. It is rumored that Ruby Brown has so many boy friends that she has to keep a list of them in the order in which they stand i her affections know who's first, but the others seem to have tied for second place How a bout duplicate awards, Ruby? Claude lhitson seems to have placed Hugh Hall on e Eligible Bachelor list Judging from his actions at the ball game Wednesday night Cheer up, Hugh, this is eip year, you know. Mary Margaret confesses that she has been staying at home studing the last T ll the 18 0V9I'th!'OW!'Aent'o weeks' about r' - r , . ' .. ,J ' e 8 ' d. ' d - ' - . ' . wt O 8 l . ' n- - o - - the I1 e We e I ' .e . -,,, .. --' e ' - h ' th n A u i e' v ' . .I . N,.'.th. o by f A ' ,. . ' a .HW'.,

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