Dale County Christian School - Crusader Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

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Dr. C. L. Wynn Mrs. Eunice Wynn Principal Secretary DARE TO BE RIGHT John B. Gough If a man stands for the right and the truth, though every man's finger be pointed at him, though every woman's lips be curled at him in scorn, he stands in a majorty; for God and good angels are with him, and greater are they that are for him than they that are against him! STAFF AND FACULTY Mrs. Shirley Dykes Clerk

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 Just a job or a golden chance? — this question demands an answer every day of your life. Will you go on as you have in the past, or will you make today's tasks stepping stones to the success of tomorrow. Successful men and women have a greater goal in view as they do each day's work. They struggle hard against all difficulties to make tomorrow better than today. This is how you, too, can become a success. As you do your tasks each day, ask yourself, Is it just a job, or is it a golden chance? Just A Job — Edgar A. Guest Is it just a job that is yours to hold, A task that offers you so much gold. Just so much work that is yours to do. With never a greater goal in view? What do you see, at your desk or loom. Or the spot you fill in life's busy room. Merely a flickering lamp that burns With a sickly light as the mill-wheel turns, And the same old grind in the same old ways. With all the tomorrows like yesterdays? Is it just a job, just a task to do, So many pieces to build anew? So many figures to add, and then, Home for awhile and back again? Are you just a clerk in a gaudy shop. Pleased when a customer fails to stop. Finding no joy in the things you sell. Suddenly waiting for the quitting-bell? Are your thoughts confined to the narrow space And the dreariness of your present place? Is it just a job, or a golden chance? The first grim post of a fine advance. The starting place on the road which leads To the better joys and the bigger deeds? Do your thoughts go out to the days to be. Can your eyes look over the drudgery And see in the distance the splendid flow Of the broader life that you, too, may know? What is your view of your circumstance: Is it just a job or a golden chance s

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Mrs. Annette Tomlinson Second Third Grade Mrs. Carel Holcomb Fourth Fifth Grade Mrs. Lynda Danner K-4 K-5 Rev. Tim Britton Associate Principal Mrs. Kathleen Martin First Grade Miss Judy Parker Sixth Seventh Grade Rev. Sam Farber Eighth thru Twelfth Mrs. Linda Quinn Second Third Grade Aid