Chilocco Indian Agricultural School - Chiloccoan Yearbook (Chilocco, OK)

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CL Word 'from Crle ffT faring, JOircdtor of'- garn ing, Chi locc,o ■ ‘frig fir’dyear of ■batching u as in a small high school at iTJaple ‘UiH, °h(ansas. Sphere are many ■things about theft -first year still standing out fn mu memories L h,s evas the gear that Pearl ‘UZrlsor Ufas attocKed} getting the If- $■ in Soloed tin ff orld kdrJL )Vy son tuas also born that gear. J)n Md-5 uhen J) entered the ‘ll S ■ military Service., J ufas teaching at the junior College in independence, Kansas- Cblloujing mg discharge from the armed -forces, J) again entered the field erf education as a business teacher and Coach. Offer this experience J became Super- intenden t n Toronto, %msas. C continued to serve as Superintendent -for the nest thirteen years m i arious public School systems in Erie W Hartnq KtnsaS. Dimetor of Urn.no MU) J UUaS 7e “ 7 ' °.3 sgtidsted State 3ank in ‘tfi l City , nfanSQS, and Idas there -for three gears■ ‘When the hank.' u as Sold, J canoe to Ch,lejcc°, as a soda studies 1teacher and in charge of the Student Oankf. J planned to complete the year and return to the field of banking. Gift over the next thirteen gears J Loatched many young men and ytomen enter and lease this institution of education J) Sfeheue. that the most impor- tant justification - r any School is the provision of educational ,port unit ■to bogs and girls alike . J bet,eve theff uthenever schools toil to provide tor this} they unll be closed. Education I basic training -for an entire life. f?he kind csf job you have the amount ot income you u iU receive and the pleasure yau get from life am all directly related to educational training. education is a basic necessity to anyone theft coishes t» elevate himself or herself in our American form IduZfPion is relatively -free toall people in Amenta, and everyone Ujho desires it has an opportunity of receiving an education. Cfucatibn is Someth,no that no one Can give uou or keen you from having edu- cation is Something tha't you have to do for yOurscH. fiouJ J hare been in the educational field f r over thirty gears. J) have seen many neuJ fads and theories in education come and go he basic facts of Cducahon hold justas true today as they ouene when J cuas a student in high school. jTTthovt the mastery of the b s ° principles of reading, arithmetic. , and Science, no student ux,H be able to reach or attain his greatest life potent,b .Athene is no easy u ay fora Student to learn except by uJorK and study. iducation Hill I not of itself guarantee success in life but ,t u iH maKe success more of a possibility to everyone, education « o precoup fcs- Eoucatioiuau oPPOR7a urnes uiHiue sou are aj school.. This mny pjever. qe Possible w the future. 7

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