Englewood High School - Golden Fleece Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE DEAR STUDENTS XI e are gathered together 1n a new year 1n a new school bulldlng w1th new frrends and new te achers Our gatherang together IS for the greatest san e purpose known to man the act of learnang Tod ay we face thc d awn of a new age An age wh1ch w1ll see man break the barrlers of gr aaaty of speed and of rare and unknown atmospheres You as students w1ll probfably see sueet ssful sp aee travel You an nv even be one of the farst to make such a trap to outer space It 15 an age of dar1ng reqaurang great Splflt and even greater courage It IS our purpose to prepare you to l1ve ID sueh an age Tod ay there IS a hue and cry for sc1ent1sts and techn1c1ans a demand that schools tram students 1n a curraeulum eons1st1ng of more mathematlcs and SCICHCB a greater concentra t1on of teehnacal subjects deslgned to gave our eountry more and greater sc1ent1sts than any other country Th1s we shall do The publ1c schools have never faaled th1s country 1n 1tS t1me of need VVe must remember however that th1s dramatlc need IS not the sole need of l1fe 1n th1s new age therefore our purposes wall not be dedlcated to th1s need alone Th1S new age as d1d all ages past needs teachers ph1losophers wraters actors mus1c1ans poets mmlsters so neeess ary to the sueeessful eeonom1c soc1al and splrltual development of the commg age Not only then do we need people who can produce goods and SCYVICCS but we need people who wall know how to l1ve peacefully together and malntaln the freedom and dlgmty of m an Xl e must learn th at of all the soc1al 1nst1tut1ons known to man the famlly and the love of m an for h1s w1fe sand eh1ldren IS the most baslc and lmportant Wrthout tll1S prlmary lnstltutaon e1v1l1zat1on as we know t would be lost We must protect our r1ght to worshap as we please to maantam free schools to keep our press free and to make our own cho1ces for those who would represent us an government We must labor and never relax our vxgllance to 1nsure that man ma1nt uns has r1ght to l1fe hberty and the pursu1t of happlness I would recall to you the two commandments stated by Iesus an Matthew Chapter 22 when He was asked bv the Phar1sees who sought to test Ham Teacher whach IS the great commandment an the law? and jesus s ud to ham You shall love the Lord your God w1th all your heart and wlth all your soul and Wltll all vo11r m1nd Th1s IS the great and farst commandment And the seeond IS lake at you sh all lou vour neaghbor as yourself On these two commandments de pend all the law and the prophets Thus students regardless of your creed or faath the love for The Cre ator and the love of man for man IS the salvat1on of th1s and all ages Smcerely T 4469-x.d4.,0 CHARLIE T COUNCIL Prmczpal Page Fave 7 1 , 2 z . ' ' ' Q 7. Y, ' h l A R 4 ' X i'. , , . C ' I D h ' ' ' 2 I 1 I 1 I L 4 i i I J h l ' I . l 1 . 1 V . . . . Q . 1 2 L , - , I 4 I 3 5 7 I 7 Q Y 5 statesmen, lawyers, doctors, nurses, bus1ness leaders, secretar1es, clerks and other occupatlons I x 'i I h ' - s I , .1 f I I I . l 7 7 x x . 1 . , 2 Q .... I y . 3 , H , I l , 1 . 1 , , ' 1 H' , ' ' 1 . . - - , 1 1 1 1 Y C ' - 1 z z . , , , 3 O I U ' ,

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VETTA HAMMONS Dean of Gzrls B S M S Ed Fla Southern Lakeland Fla Umv of Fla Camesvllle Fla DAVID A BROWN Assistant Prmczpal B S M A UIllVCI'SltX of Alabama Tuscaloosa UH1VeISlty of F lorlda CHIHGSVIHC