Bucklin High School - Reco Yearbook (Bucklin, MO)

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fx J Trammg For Fltness has been approprxately chosen as the theme ofthe Reco for 1951 58 No school 'iq 'Q can set a h1gher goal for xts achlevement than that of trammg each student for fltness to assume h1s responsl bzlxty as a c1t1zen ln our school as a member of hls famlly and of his communxty group and as an Amerlcan ii ln the larger sense Trammg for fltness IS not a mass product1on opera tion ID most cases lt IS an mdlvldual affalr mvolvmg the development of knowledge and sklll as well as lessons m honesty xntegrxty proper attldutes and the develop ment of each student s own personallty iii. THOLJAS l KEA YHLEY B S m Educatxon bouth a-st Mxssourx State Teachers Collnqf M 1n Educa tion Unu r-qty of Mlssourx Graduate xx ork Geo Peabody College Algebra General Nlath Sponsor Frf shman Class Hobbies I' xshmg all sports Mr Keathley spends many long hours at hxs desk each day ln order to solve the problems of the students and of the school vw. 'ff Pi Mm y y 3 , X C III' 11llvc1'1'11f011c!U11f for Teachers., N A h , -,- 3 M wg 5