Cory Rawson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Rawson, OH)

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V' l.t.'-x ,...., - ........ s ,. ' gt-,J ' 4 THE 1928 ANNUAL STAFF Top Row-Editor-in-Chief, Corrine Keller, Business Mgr., Daryl Bakery Art Editor, Helen Solt Second ow-Subscription Mgr., Kathryn Smith, Advertising Mgr., Helen Temple ' Third Row-Athletic Editor, Clarence Moore, Chronologist, Vera Auteng Snap-shot Editr, Helen Benner Bottom Row+Toke Editor, Corinne Burkett, Literary Editor, Mildred Cristy Faculty Advisor, Thomas Duncan Page Eleven

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i .a?h,M - KENT, I Q. Miss Hower Mr. Bricker Miss Keith , Miss Beagle .... .,..., Miss Kinsey Miss Burkett Miss Benner Miss Miller Page Ten GRADE FACULTY ,, ,,,, Eighth Seventh Fifth Sixth Fourth Third Second First Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade

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kip ikxh K ,..... - .....,.. , Qhqh W-- ,L1 1,-J . 4 EDITORIALS The Ignorant are the Severest Critfics D0n't perpetually knock your school-give it a boost. Those who criticize most do so because of ignorance. Man is made of dustf-dust settles-be a man might apply here, Don't be stirred up all the time about something which does not suit you. You come into the school building without knocking-go out the same way. -H. R. S. Visual Education Rawson has installed visual education to the highest degree. You've heard of sowing seeds of kindness-but Rawson did this by sowing garden seeds, and also by selling magazines. The students helped others by helping them to get good reading matter and at the same time helped themselves toward getting a motion picture machine-and it all helped to irrigate the Great American Desert. -H. R. S. Seeing is Beleivin g' Everyone assembles in the assembly. The lights are snapped out. In front of us pictures are flashed on the wall. The show is on! Beautiful scenery, scientific scenes, historical and literary pictures all have their impressions in the mind of each pupil. Do we appreciate this opportunity? Yes! Of course, it relieves us of study! From the lazy student's viewpoint this is the only possible benefit derived from motion pictures in the school. But considering it closer we can see how it is a re- creation, a halt in the monotony of the daily grind after which the pupil may go to classes with renewed energy. Then most important of all it is very 'educational and by actually seeing we retain the image longer. Let's appreciate these shows and may each year see much added improvements for Rawson High. -R. C. K. Education is learning the rules of the game called life. It is instruction of the intellect in the law of nature, which include things and their forces, men and their ways and the fashioning of the will to move in harmony with those laws. Manhood not scholarship should be our aim. Education ought not to cease when we leave school and if well begun will continue through life. Once love of learning is acquired, learning itself will follow. Huxley said, He has had a liberal education, who has been so trained in youth that his body is the ready servant of his will-who has learned to love all beauty, whether of nature or of art, to hate all vileness, to respect others as himself. -M. P. Page Twelve