Avonworth High School - De Rebus Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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What makes Avon Worth tick? It's stu' dents and faculty! It is there that we have the opportunity of enjoying not only the association with each other but also the friendly cooperation of our instructors.

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I 4 Congratulations to the students at the close of a successful year. In athletics, de- bate, public speaking, and music our repre- sentatives have been winners in local, dis- trict, county, or state contests. The school has never before experienced a year marked by such uniform success in all branches of student activity. Success carries with it a challenge. We should seize this opportunity to capitalize upon the improved morale which has been developed by extending the enthusiasm for success to fields other than extra-curricular activities. Will it not be possible next year to achieve in every aspect of school life a better type of citizenship? Finally, those students who will take posi- tions of leadership following the graduation of the Class of 1940 must provide the initia- tive which will be necessary to keep our activities on a high level. I am sure that they will meet this challenge. OLIVER R. FLOYD ADMINISTRATION AN Through the student council, group assem- bly, the newspaper, debating and athletic teams and other school organizations, the student has had an opportunity to exercise principles of self-control, self-expression, and group cooperation. It is upon founda- tions such as these that a democracy is built. Without participation of this type, the basic theories of democracy are undermined. It is then that less desirable forms of govern- ment replace the democratic idea. We as- sume that we always will have a democracy because we have had it in the past. For this reason We make little effort to retain our civil liberties of freedom of speech, press and self-government. By participating in extra curricular activities and by exercising more self-control instead of depending upon external control, the student is helping to perpetuate democratic g o v e 1' n m e n t in America. WARREN G. HOLLENBACK fbefledwi ISI