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DR. J. B. JOHNSON, Superintendent of Schools. Students have the opportunity during their twelve years of public school education to compile the type of record which gives a complete picture of their ability and achievement. When high school students apply for a position in business and industry, or for admission to college their school record becomes a part of the application. People who are going to employ students or admit them to college, are interested in the students' academic record, courses taken, ability, co-curricular activities, health, attitude, and plans for the future. If a student has ability and desires a good record, he or she may take the required courses and compile an excellent record of achievement. This will be beneficial after high 8 school graduation. Practically all students receive a high school diploma but very few prospective employers or college admissions officers will ask to see the diploma. These people are interested in the transcript of school credits which includes the complete record of all of the activities of a student during his years in the public school. Work habits, interests, attitudes, and ability are a part of the record that is placed on file in the high school office. To each student is given the opportunity to make his record whatever he wants it to be. Therefore, I challenge all students to evaluate and consider the type of record they are making during the time in which they are enrolled in school. I sincerely hope that all teachers and pupils will take time to study this problem before it is too late.
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I MR. E. M. LEAMON, Assistant Superintendent Those who arc courteous in action and speech realize the many benefits of a good education. Let us all speak and conduct ourselves in a manner that commands the respect of our fellow men.” MR. MACY PRUITT, Administrative Assistant in charge of Junior and Senior High School Curriculum. Physically, most of us reach our maximum height before the age of twenty-one years. Mentally, it is possible for us to grow as long as we live.” Whether you go to college or go directly to a job, we urge you to continue your education. Read a few good books and see a few good plays each year. It will pay bigger dividends than any other investment you can make.” MR. C. R. WRIGHT, Administrative Assistant in charge of Vocational Education. A vocation is composed of the responsibilities one accepts when he becomes a contributing member of our society. All of us are vitally interested in vocations because the talents of each is necessary to the well being of all.”
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