Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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1 f q D. V. Mafxer, A.B. Iowa Stale U niverrity LIVING WELL A MESSAGE TO THE BLAIR HIGH STUDENT BODY It is not how long you have lived, but how well you have lived that counts in the battle of life. The school is a laboratory for the preparation of life to live well. Quite often the students of Blair High fail to realize what wonderful opportunities are at hand. We have one of the most beautiful school homes in the state. It is not merely a public building, but it is your fine home at least six hours a day and five days a week. The rooms are equipped with furniture, laboratory equipment etc., the best that money can buy. The best and most re- cent text-books are placed in your hands, a gift from the tax-payers of the district. You have the most favorable environment and the best tools with which you may make your life richer and fuller. In order to possess the better things in life, mere book knowledge is not enough. We must develop poise, keen judgment, discrimination. social quali- ties, and the ability to speak well. We must gain the confidence of our friends. We must have good habits and a good personality. All of these are factors in the process of living well. D. V. MASSER, City Superizzzezzfient Piglt