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SEATED: Catherine Borden— (Sec), Washington; G. R. Oldham— (Pres.), Clay; Verl Hahn— (Treas.), Bulter. STANDING: Lawrence Willson — Deer Creek; Earl Boone — Clay; Morris Stranahan — Pipe Creek; Ray Geyer — (Supt.); John Bowman — (Vice-Pres.), Harrison; Russell Wildman — (Lawyer). Greetings to the Class of 1963 : It has been a privilege for your School Board to have had a small part in your educational accom- plishments. We feel a sincere obligation to the students of Clay Township in providing a good edu- cation with good teachers, good facilities, and a well-balanced educational curricula. Our educational needs today were not the needs of yesterday, and the needs today may not be the needs of tomorrow. So, we, as a Board, feel it our duty to keep abreast, or, to keep ahead of our future needs. It was George Bernard Shaw who said, Do not put the tacks where the rug used to be. Today more than ever before it is necessary for all students to obtain a good education if they are t to meet successfully the challenges our modern society presents to them. This was not as true in the past. It will be much more true in the future. Your School Board appreciates what is found in Proverbs 16:16; How much better is it to get wis- dom than gold! and to get understanding rather to be chosen than silver! We wish you much success in all your years to come. May they each be crowned with goodness, contentment, and happiness. Remember your debt to society, and that the finest gift man can give to his age and time is the sift of a constructive and creative life. Jrf eM tuyn Pres., Maconaquah School Board
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MRS. BETTY MAPLE Vocational Home Economics Cafeteria Advisor There is not a moment without some duty to do. MR. RAY E. WAGNER Guidance and Dramatics Speech and English A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. MR. BEN BOWLES Cross Country and head Basketball Coach Drivers and Physical Education 7th and 8th Arithmetic Memories and Made of This. MR. ROBERT FRIAR Biology Vocational Agriculture Life is short and so am I. 1 MR. HOMER PETERSON Spanish, French A faithful friend is better than gold. 10 MISS EVANGELINE THOMAS Commercial, Yearbook She seems so gentle and shy, but there ' s mischief in her eye. M G Drive-In Kokomo, Indiana
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