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THE ATHENS SCHCCL ECAEE €E EEHCATICN T. J. Cook Ellery Bressler Dr. A. G. Couphlin Dr. D. McClarty Leon E. Loomis Vice President President Treasurer Secretary AN AEEEECIATICN There is a group of men upon whom the final responsibility for the proper maintenance and functioning of our school system rests. Not much is usually said of a school board when the school affairs move along smoothly and efficiently, but plenty is said about and to the members when trouble arises—a form of publicity any board wishes to avoid. There is need in Athens for publicity of another sort through which the unselfish work of our board of education is brought to the attention of the public. The self-sacrifice and real interest the board members have in the progress and success of all phases of the school work deserve the commendation and gratitude of school children and patrons alike. How to improve the school system within the financial ability of the district has always been the board’s main objective, and the steady growth in size, school departments, and educational offerings which have resulted, is in itself a tribute to the foresight, interest, and planning of this group of men. Page six
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A HIGH SCHGGE DIPLCHA “What do high school graduation and the possession of a diploma signify?” First, the diploma shows that the owner has completed four years of high school life and experience and that he has secured through this experience the necessary minimum credits for graduation. What he has mastered and built into his own life in the form of valuable information, desirable habits, and right attitudes, depends very largely upon how much of earnest endeavor, and native ability the graduate has brought with him and has put into his high school life. Second, the fact of high school graduation, in itself, does not by any means signify that the graduate is prepared to go to college. To be accepted for college, one must stand in the upper part of his class in high school. We trust that your diploma means to you that you have had an enjoyable and profitable four years in high school, and that during those years you have secured the foundation for a successful life. E. E. CREDIFORD, Supervising Principal re the HEMDcrs er the CE4SI GE 1937 For four years just past you have been embarked upon a voyage of discovery. Under the personal guidance of the faculty and through the study of carefully planned courses you have been engaged in an effort to discover yourself, your aptitudes, and your abilities and at the same time to lay a foundation on which to build your life after the pattern you have discovered to be in accordance with your personality. Much of the factual knowledge that you have gained will, in time, be lost through disuse; but the knowledge that you have gained about how to live, which is the foundation for your life, will remain with you. It is our hope that this foundation is honestly and sturdily built and will in time support a superstructure that is a credit to the best that is in you; for only by living at our best can we attain that supreme content so vital to our happiness. Yours for success, v Irving W. Hazard High School Principal Page seven
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