Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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TEMULAC Annual Number 4.. Page Eight

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rlmzual Number 'I'EJIU1,i1C Now the order of these reasons should be reversed, for the last should really be the one which dete1'mines' their choice, and unless pupils select their electives in this way, their High School course is not going to be valuable enough to justify the time and the expense. One of the great disadvantages of selection of subjects because they are easy is that there is no subject which does not at some time or another have dry and uninteresting places in it. When pupils reach this point, they appear in the oflice with the request to drop the subject, and their first statement is I wish to drop this subject, because I do not like it. This is, I believe, one of the most dangerous elements in our American life today. Many of us have the feeling that the mere fact that we do not like a thing is sufficient justification for avoiding it, whereas we would gain in strength of will and in thinking ability, by making an effort to overcome the difiiculties presented. Emerson said: Do what you will to do. If you have decided that you need to take a certain subject, stick to it until you have mastered it. By doing this you will gain the greatest end of your education, which is to learn to think as educated people think and to accomplish what you wish to accomplish with the least expenditure of mental and physical energy. If you will do this, no matter what course you take in High School, you will be able to meet the problems that the future presents to you with the fullest success, and only those people who have learned to live successfully in the world around them. can claim to be really educated. Principal. Y A liebe Seven

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Annual Number TEJIULA C ARCHIE ANDERSON R. 0. T. C,, '19: Enginrering Club, '21, Gln-1.1, Club, '21, '22, '23: Football, '22g French, Club, '22, '23: Hi Y Club, '22, '23: Senior' Civics Club' '231 Alolernzan School Government, '22: Temulac Staff, '23: Track Team, '23. SIDNEY ANDERSON Soccer, '21 : Football, '22: Frrnoh Club, '21, '22, '233g Hi Y Club, '22, '23g Glca Club, '22, '23: Enyincvrfny Club, '21: Senior Civics Club, '23. ELIZABETH BANSER Latin Club, '21, '22, '23: Room Basrball. '20, '21, '22, '23, Room Baskrftball, '22: Junior Girls' Club, '221 Senior Girls' Club, '23. HIRAM COOLEY Biology Club, '22: Boys' Giro Club, '22, '2SB: Ili Y Club, '23: Radio Club, '23: Orchestra, '22, '23: Band, '23, '237 R. 0. T. C., '22, '23, Latin Club, '232 Tcmulao Staf, '23, ALIDA DEVELDE Glu: Club, '22, '23: Senior Girls' Club, '22, '23: Latin Club, '22, '23: Civics Club, '22, '23g Warblars, '23: Basvball, '22, '23. SADIE FERGUSON Spanish Club, '21. '22: Junior Girls' Club, '22, Senior Girls' Club, '23: G. M, T. C., '22: Basvball, '21, '22: Basketball, '20 '21, '22, Civics Inrluutrisl Club, '2l: Junior Association of Co'mn1z'rcf', '20. ' MARION FISCHER Spanish Club, '22, '23: Senior Civics Club, '28: Senior Girls' Club, '23 Page Nine