Broken Bow High School - Savage Yearbook (Broken Bow, OK)

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M E Ps Es TA S U N T E N D E N T ' s BROKEN BOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS RECTORJOHNSON.SUPEMNHNDENT Students: As a people and a nation we are realizing more the importance of an education. Citizens of every state have become concerned with providing adequate educational facilities for their youth. Equality of responsi- bility for the general welfare, each according to his capacity, in peace and in var, has become a part of the American tradition. The Broken Bow School is providing opportunities for you in accord- ance with the fundamental American thought that each individual should be a chance to achieve accordin to his capacity and effort This given A g . community and state have a large investment in you. Thus, you are expec- ted to take advantage of your opportunities to the fullest extent. The future of this community, state and nation depend greatly on what you do here in school. It is our hope that you will do your best. Sincerely,

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If' . Jbg Q.,- Qv P MR, BILL H, ORR lliglr School Principal ADMINISTRATION 11 l MR. RECTOR JOHNSON Superintendent MR. N.V. HILBURN Elementary Principal 6 'Q '10 1 Kaos

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l RE IS : NS i CA : IQ F P E A L S Q i BROKEN BOW HQGH SCHOOL BILL H. ORR. PRINCIPAL To the Junior and Senior High Students: You are privileged to live in this democracy of America where we have free public schools, To live, we must adjust our actions and ways according to our en- vironment. we hope the environment you have in Broken Bow Junior-Senior High will prepare you to adjust yourselves so that you will be more use- ful citizens today and will be better able to meet the adjustments re- quired by the challenge of tomorrow. Sincerely,