Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

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Ruth Booth English Georgia Self Business Education

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Certainly education is the 3'Rs, the reading, writing, and arithmetic skills that are necessary for a useful life in our complex society. In a larger sense, however, we must re- member that WHAT we read, WHAT we write, and TO WHAT PURPOSE we figure with numbers is even more important. The home, the church, and the school must all strive to help our children discover and adopt a worthwhile set ofvalues. Richard King Assistant Supt. We are ever mindful and grateful for the many improvements which have been brought about during the past few years. We are also aware of the many things which can still be done for the betterment of our educational program. In fact, the astounding progress of other nations seems to demand that we change gears in our educational setup if we are to maintain our rank as a leading country of the world. Irl Day High School Principal In High School Education the functions of the high school is related to adolescents: (1) Their characteristics and educational needs, (2) their lower-school background, (3) their post-high school educational or vocational plans, and (4 the demands of society upon them. Existing objectivies, practices, and policies on the high school level are interpreted and evaluated in terms of traditional backgrounds, present needs, and possible future developments. Young people probably learn best through their own experiences both in and outside of school, and these experiences should be guided carefully and intelligently. High School Edu- cation plays an important part in the quiding of these experiences.

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