Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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t emoctatlc n fuence Here We learn to obey our superiors and to accept new ideas and new beliefs. In school we learn to develop the body as Well as the mind. The school also attempts to establish in our minds the idea ot equality in men. All these help to establish democratic ideas in order that We may retain a democracy. Pe

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me .gckool -gn .gmlaotta The school has an important democratic influence in our lives. The school is the most important part ot a democracyg Without it no democratic government could survive. lt is here that We spend the greater part of our early years and learn the essentials ot good citizenship. Our character is molded in part by our teachers with Whom we spend several hours a day. ln school we are in close association with many other pupils which teaches us to be more understanding of problems which We may meet in later life when dealing with other people. ,:' if - . I

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FRED S. LEONARD PAUL SCHUBERT HARRY HOFMASTER BOARD OF EDUCATION ie success 0 n ar e commercia enter rise is ver niuc e en en u on its our - Tl f l g l p y h d p d t p b d o irec ors. i ewise, e pu ic sc oo , e it arge or sma is measure y e s an ar s fd t Lk th bl h lb l ll db th t dd of its board of education. It is u known fact that We get out of this life just what we put into it. The miser gets his dollars, the spendthrift his moments of laxity and in- temperance. The youth of today is facing an era or epoch in the history of the world than has much to do for the future Welfare of mankind. We feel the problems of today will be solved by those who are willing to put sane thinking and right living before greed and unbrotherly love. The board of education wishes the class of 1939 not only luck but wisdom in solving the problems of life. ELLIS PESSELL FLOYD STONER HAROLD GASSMAN Page 8