Crabtree Iron Duff High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Crabtree, NC)

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PARENTS You ' re a parent, and your children oo to school. You OUGHT TO know THE DANGER SIGNALS THAT ARE FLYING TODAY IN LOTS OF SCHOOL-HOUSES AROUND THE COUNTRY, Classes overcrowded. School buildings run down. Not ENOUGH TEACHERS TO GO AROUND, MAKES IT TOUGH FOR THE CHILDREN MAY BE YOURS INCLUDED, ThE KIND OF EDUCATION they ' re getting now will help decide how far they go IN LIFE, Better make sure your children are getting the kind of education they DESERVE, The teachers in our schools are doing a tremendous JOB, BUT THEY NEED YOUR HELP, And YOU CAN HELP--- PLENTYii For one thing, support and work WITH organi¬ zation SEEKING TO IMPROVE TEACHERS WORKING AND LIV¬ ING CONDITIONS. Get to know your children ' s teachers, TOO. Show by your interest and friendliness just how MUCH YOU appreciate THE WORK THEY ARE DOING. ReMEMBER THAT IN THE CLASSROOM,,.,,WITH YOUR CHILDREN. THE TEACHER MOLDS OUR NATIONS FUTURE, ' . ' , '

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TO ALL STUDENTS It is human nature for all of us to resent undue CORRECTION AND CRITICISM, BUT IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER THERE IS A PURPOSE BEHIND ALL SCHOOL RULES AND REGU¬ LATION EVEN THOUGH THEY MAY SEEM DIFFICULT TO UNDER¬ STAND, With every privilege comes a responsibility, In any public institution, rules are made for evsv ONE AND THE BEST ARE ALWAYS MADE TO SUFFER FOR THE WORST, Always keep in mind that the educational op¬ portunities OFFERED BY HIGH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA ARE UNMATCHED BY ANY OTHER NATION OF THE WORLD,ThESE OP¬ PORTUNITIES INVOLVE ATREMENDOUS INVESTMENT IN BUILD¬ INGS, PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF FURNITURE AND E- QUIPMENT, TEACHERS SALARIES, AND MANY OTHER EXPENSES This burden is shouldered by the taxpayers of your community-share and share alike regardless of whether THEY HAVE FAMILIES OR CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE, As CITIZEN OF THE COMMUNITY, YOU HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO PROTECT AND HELP PRESERVE THAT INVESTMENT, Make it your job to help protect school property AND KEEP IT IN GOOD CONDITION, YoU WILL PROFIT IM¬ MENSELY BY IT IN YEARS TO COME. You ALSO HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO HELP PROTECT THE SAFETY AND WELFARE OF OTHERS, AS WELL AS YOURSELF. Your conduct while attending school reflects your owi CHARACTER AND BACKGROUND, RuLES GOVERNING YOUR AC¬ TIVITY IN THE HALLS AND CLASSROOMS ARE MADE IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY OF THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY. Also don’t neglect your duty to your parents and YOURSELF. Your educational advantages come to you ONLY once. You will always regret it if you do not APPLY YOURSELF AND MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS, There is plenty of time for fun-and still keep UP WITH your school WORK, To SUM IT UP ANALYZE YOURSELF AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOR THE future, ThEN LET YOUR CONSCIENCE BE YOUR GUIDE. Always remember that the more respect you have for YOUR school and YOUR SUPERIORS, THE GREATER THE POSSIBILITIES FOR ENJOYMENT OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CA¬ REER, A PULLER DOES NOT KICK AND A KICKER CANNOT PULL,