Bristol High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Bristol, IN)

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WE ARE ADMINISTRATION ' AND CLASSES I

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THE HILLTCIPF-'ER , WHCD E5

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THE HILLTDPFER From the P1'incipa1's Desk ln the modern school not all education comes from the textbook. Many things just as valuable are learned in our school activities. When We unite our efforts, as many of us have done this year, in the production of an annual, the buying of a movie machine, the giving of a class play, the playing of games, the Work of our clubs, and the many other activities that We have carried on this school year, We are learning many of the fundamentals of character that fit us for service after our school days are over. ln all group activities We learn what it means to work together, to be loyal to our leaders, to do our part, to play fair, to accept responsibility, and many other worthy traits of the citizen Who would be an asset to his community. Many of our students have taken part faithfully in our school activities this past year. lt is a genuine pleasure to see the development of the personalities of these students as a result of their participation in these cooperative enter- prises. l hope that in another year, practically every student will find some place that he can take part in some of the school's group activities and efforts, and that he will Work loyally and devoteolly to carry out successfully any pro- ject in Which he has a part. -Mr. Cecil D. Harman, Principal 8