Breckenridge High School - Roundup Yearbook (Breckenridge, MN)

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B ll S. TIIE BRECKONIAN 1929 PETER BOLKAN, Couell Huis Off to the Couelif' TIILETICS offer to boys and girls excellent oppor- tunities for developing, training, and controlling the physical part of themselves. But even greater values can be attained from participation in sports. There can come a determination to give one's very best in a con- test. a sense of justice in not wanting to take an unfair ad- vantage of an opponent, and an attitude of cooperation with team mates in playing under the rules of the game. These attitudes are not only desirable for living but will he equally valuable to one later in life. They are funda- mentals of good citizenship. Page 7

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B. ll. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Page G li. S. KILLIE, IJI'Ill'l!'l.1Jfll Loyal and true, with wisdom he guides us 01111111111 and upward to higher uelzieue- menls, lV1'll1 1Il llI'f llIldPI'SlllIldl.Ilg, he I'!'IIUll.llS to the end A lI'Ill' fI1S1Il'I'llfll0Il, and always u fI'I.PIld. N EDUCATION is worth just the extent of change it effects in the activities and attitudes of the per- son educated. It is not a question of dollar signs, nor how well he has learned his daily lessons, nor what marks he has earnedg but what use each makes of his knowledge, and to what extent he is better able to serve society than the individual who has not received the same training.

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