Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

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Ein' IKIILIIIIIIIIJ EDITORIAL STUDY STUDY IS AS ESSENTIAL To educatIon as a foundatl h to a ho s W tlcout labor there I no hmr T 5 S the traest maxnm that has been handed down to u from arItIquIty When the Cav I ers landed at Jame town and n Cmnh a rnade captaun of the llttle colony he ful' r alI e 16 neces o abor an sa lf ou dont woI 4 you dont eat Ie woI ed Ien we corre to tle rea' 'act of the c e to paraphm John Sm th a bIt ou on s u ou ont now rr I wlo krows that wlll be the man w does t s t ml what a aI ays le wlll w e to hus needs and not h s dreams t A In n c K. e tclliil I OLIVEP WENDELL HOLMES a rlght loat dr There re too many drnfters In the world today N he of them It IS tr c drlft long for tl ey ooh bec me n 'hung bu ee s rubb sh WIIIT no ance to galn thelr 0 OJIOIILYII I clrft wcotl IS not nly an to It elf but a hIndrance to other boats wIth object to accompll h Wlenever a boy ret It Into h s read that he no longer need study he has UHCOFSCIOUQIY Ioured the crl ter and I gradually w llowed up FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS' THE STUDENT WHO LEARNS to follow the Instructlons of hI5 teachers In school funds that he has learned a lesson that wlll greatly benefIt ham In all hls paths of lfe School worn does not tend t ubdue anyones personal orIgInalIty but the paths mapped out by those who have cone before are always the safest To recog nlze a superuor mund or superIor Intellect IS sometnmes dlfflcult but to follow the InstructIons of those who have a greater knowledge or better understandmg IS always the best polIcy lt IS the man who obeys the orders of hls employer who funally rnses to the top round of the ladder of succes Hablts are most easnly formed youth and It IS In school that we should learn to follow Instructlons Blessed ls the llllll who ItIIoxxIII5 IIOIIIIIIL IIJQI 11115 11111 LINIIIEL IIN no the ' '3 L3 3. I , -3 I I JI ' ' s ' ' . a I - 3 Joh - ' w s ' ' . ly e 'z d tl sity f I d ld, y I -L ' , Tl y -k , Wl . 1 . . s as , .se Q i ', lf y d t t dy y d k .' It is tlxe ,az t '. ' ho . And I I no so Ich m I s I ' do as hat l'. I es. It I3 ' ' hat IIXE :fur lzlnl. K 'Ia S l.f Io be .I :uc-tees mutt b .nzdc of :'a' -' :LLITI than crctms. DRIFTING ' I ' sayi, Its ll ' to call wlth tl'.e tide. but dont let your 3 . lit. a ' ' ' . o ' ' .I , ' I c o ot ' t us I s 1 ' ch re ' ' l st ,Q ' I 't'cs. And ' ' 0 3 ITLII, ge ' s ' ' ' s 's . I ' J 5 ' ' ' . . . ' f ' ' . I 'I 5 's c a . - ' ' ' . ' I . ' ' o 3 ' ' ' ' 3. ' .. ' in H 1 . ' ' T ' 'L A . I' A I I , 9 ' I'lIlj' +'YIlIt'I1l'0 of I fact.

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Ghz Iluunhup I-'ILJIVIOFQ lBy Claire Gllstrapl Laugh and the world laugh with you These words have become familiar to everyone but if we could only remember to obey the r admonition how much happier we and those around us might be A humorous touch on some occasions is more to be desired than great vusdom indeed only the truly wise realize and appre ciate the true worth of humor The person who cultivates his sense of humor his inclination to see the laugh able side of things is the person wl-o will ive longest and enjoy life most Not only will he be an agreeable companion for himself but he will also brighten the lives of those around him Dignity lsuppose lg a desirable asset and of course one must possess a proper amount of this quality to a most welcome relief You must not r-onfuse a truly humorous person with one who finds delight in and laughs loudly over some thing merely ridiculous and silly Anyone can do that But to have a sense of humor to appreciate the fine points which appeal to the most witty but which cannot always be perceived by the less clever is a feature of which we would all like to boast But everyone car be optimistic and a hearty laugh is a promoter of health and happiness MEND YOUR WAYS But fare you well aud NICKIC ben' O wad ye tak a thought an men' Ye aibins might I dinna ken Still hae a stake lm wae to think upo yon den Evn for your sake' BURNS EX mat s in a name l l-lorence Gustatsou , hold his own in this world: but a bit of mirth which often breaks the gloom cast by too dignified persons, is . ,I 1