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1 I I I I III IZ! I I The Prmclpal Says: What studies are of most value? Of course, .those studies are useful that enable one to earn a living but are those the only ones? I believe not, for besides earn- ing a living, one must have a broad view of life. The Social Sciences give us a sense of our relation to the men aroundus, and to men who have living before us. We need to know not only how the other half of the world lives, but how it thinks. Useful studies also are those that release the mind from superstition. from prejudice. Modern science has brought such release from baseless fears. lt forces us to ask, not what facts are desirable, not which are popular. but what are the facts? Useful studies are always those which bring us into touch with great minds, Whether past or present. We can never explain civil- ization by physical science alone. We must understand people. and how they behave. Any study that shows us how men behave, and why they act so, is broadening: and is just as important as those which teach us who to get our daily bread and butter. I I I I I 'I I I I I 4
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Elllllleeelllllu Qbedzcation N behalf of the student body of Eastern, and especially of the Nine A class who are about to leave our halls, we tender to the faculty our deep appreciatian of their thoughtfulness. and pa- tience, which never fail in their relations with the students: and in recngnition of their services wlucn ihey have rendered to us in the past and will continue to render in the future, the members of :he Staff respectfully dedicate tu the Faculty this issue of THB ARROW. El I I I I I I I I I I 3
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To Eastern As we leave our place of learning, And for a strange place we depart. There is a little song of happiness Ringing in each heart. This song: hrings tears of gladness To think we have done our best To make our school what it shmild be, And better thanthe rest. As we shall travel the road of life, And 110 where we are sent. Uur thoughts will oft' turn back to you, Where our happiest hours were spent So we'lI start out fora new place And with our courage high, We have your teachings in our hearts. Farewell, Eastern Junior High. Florence Hall 9A-6 5
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