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GEORGE P. RUSH Special Announcement: The 1950 Vivacity should prove to be a real part of the educational ex- periences of the boys and girls of Cushing’s high school. Many of them have planned well and worked hard to make it good so that all may enjoy it. To those who had a part, “Congratulations.” Prom the pages of this edition we can recall many of the good things that we have done and many of the worthwhile lessons that have become a part of us: also from its pages we may be re- minded of some of our mistakes and can therefore profit to the extent that we shall not make them . the next time. To the sponsors and printers, let’s express a well earned “Thank You.” Because of their lead- ership and experience, the Vivacity has become more meaningful in its expression of the school year.
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W. D. CARR Education is a service to the individual and to society. It is concerned, on the one hand, with the personal worth and dignity of the individual and. on the other hand, with the strengthening, the improving, and the unifying of the American way of life. In this balance lies the preservation of democracy and of free enterprise. Each of you has had the opportunity of adding another year to your educational and cultural growth. The Board of Education of the Cushing City Schools and I wish to commend you for the fine work you are doing in our High School and wish for you many years of useful citizenship in our great country. We shall always follow the progress and fortunes of our students with deep interest.
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MISS VIRGINIA WEAVER Registrar Besides being one of the busiest persons in Cushing High School, Miss Weaver is also one of the friendliest. Her cooperation and helpfulness are demonstrated every day in solving the pro- belms of the students. Work by the girls in the office is made easier by the new equipment which includes a typewrit- er, ditto, electric mimeograph, and electric adding machine. Office girls an Mary Ruth Ellis, Betty Coy, A nne Gray. Lucy McLaughlin, Nelma Hilyard. Joe Ann Vannostran. Betty Holderread. Phyllis Robertson. Floria Hopkins, and Jean Roll.
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