Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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R obeillzctzfwn Through seasonal practice of good sportsmanship the basketball team of Auburn High School has set an out- standing example of one of the indis- pensible foundations of good citizenship. XVe. the staff, dedicate the 1946-1947 Invader to the team, who brought a very successful season to H, H. S. 605.95596 'I i 8 gislls ' Q s

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'www-.Q-......,., ARTHUR H TOWNE Supermlendent ZLHCI 741 A LAALZL 6 One of the cardmal a1ms of educat1on s to teach good c1t1zensh1p Modern schools are functxomng on the pr1nc1 pal that we learn by dorng ln other words we are lxvmg our cmzenshxp today and at the same t1me we are learnxng our c1t1zensh1p for tomorrow Learmng cltxzenshrp IS not enough xt must be practrced as well Knowmg rlght from wrong IS one thmg choosmg between them IS another The habxts developed throughout early l1fe and youth have a deflnlte bearrng on conduct ln adulthood C1t1zensh1p rs built largely on attxtudes There are good and poor attxtudes Cltxzenshlp also mfers alleglance to coun try famrly frlends school Therefore the student rn school has every opportumty to d velop cltrzenshlp good or poor and thereby lay a foundatron for h1s future W Paul McCurdy illycclll Lllt Lll .4 1. Huge As another school year draws to a close one s thoughts natur ally turn to those of you who are soon to graduate and go your var1ous paths Your teachers have farthfully done thelr part ln preparmg you for lntellxgent useful cxtxzen ship How well you have learned what has been taught whether you have taken firm ln the years ahead may you never swerve from your loyalty to your country and from your responstbxlxty to preserve and promote our democracy wxth 1ts ldeals of freedom justice and equallty of opportunrty mclud mg free publlc educat1on May each of you constantly hold of worthy ldeals and prmcnples the future w1ll reveal strnc to buxld a lxfc worthy of the best ln you and by so domg achleve the fullest posslble measure of success and happr ness through the years Arthur H Towne W PAUL McCURDY Prmcxpal e . 1 ' , C -- 1' itz , ' I M Jfldx 1 . 1 f 4 . V , - V , . ' ' Y .73 V I I 7 1 4 n V- . a ' I ' I . lj Z Jlff' J ' i .ly 1 . e- ' ' l