Amo High School - Amoace Yearbook (Amo, IN)

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f1'l 7 3 M J Row? ADVICE IO UNDhKCLASSMi-.N I We, the departing sergeants of Amo High School, leave to you, the buck prlvates, privates first class, and corporals, this most excellent advice. 1. Always contradict your teachers. It makes them respect you. 2. Come to school early. Loafing in the hall is welcomed by Mr. Stewart. . 3. Trip a classmate who might be passing your - desk. It promotes gracefullness. 4. Basketball players, this is especially for you. Always try to get out of classes early when you are having practice during the day. 5. When anyone trails across the assembly add to effect by helping with noise. 6. Hum in undertone during assembly periods. Music is inspirational to both teacher and student body. 7. Don't take your seat too soon after the bell rings in assembly. You'll be appreciated more. 8. Take your time going to classes. Wait until after the bell rings for you'll be surprised at the disturbance it causes. 9. When passing someone, push him gently. It will improve his disposition. 10. Take charge of window shades. They make quiet playthings. If the students of AHS will follow this advice closely and faithfully, we are sure it will be a more pleasant place Cfor the studentsl. t n