Farmersville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Farmersville, OH)

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THE INNER YOU It matters not so much, I say What happens to you along life's way, But how you react: what you do: Just what takes place inside of you. How will you react when misfortune falls, Or even when disaster calls? What is the measure you will use When someone brings distressing news? Or, if that news is truly fine How will this affect your mind? What builds you up, or tears you down? By what prejudice are you bound? It's not the outer things that matter- The screaming headlines, the worldly chatter. lt's what's inside of you that counts, When pleasure comes, or trouble mounts. For worldly things are all veneer They don't bring sadness, they don't bring cheer. But deep within your heart and soul Lies all you need to reach your goal. So fill your mind with the highest Ihl.l'1gS And see the happiness this will bring. For what's. inside you will come out, The deeds you do will leave no doubt. SUPERINTENDENTS MIBSAGE A yearbook records history. But it cannot reoord the spirit of our school, all that elusive something that m akes Farmersville different from every other school and gives it a flavor all its own. Every good school should have such a distinction. 1 would record, therefore, with overflowing grat'tude, a bit of the spirit of Farmersville - the friendly gr ting of students and faculty as they meet in school, our cap city of working together, our wholesome sense of God's pi-esence in our corporate and individual life, our loyalties and en- thusiasm and willingness to tackle hard tasks. Farewell, ambassadors of Farmersville, whereveryou go. For in your achievements and your contributions, en will judge and record the success of our school. Good luck to all and may Godbless you as you st ive for success from the knowledge you have gained. Best wishes Y MR. GEORGE MOUROLUZIS, Superintendent I For within one's self happiness lies Not in those far distant skies. So strive to improve your heart, your mind, And you will then improve mankind. MR. IOE1. BRUBAKERV Asst. Superintendent

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Class of 1967: May I extend to you my congratulations upon the completion of the requirements for your high school diploma. Your school experiences should enable you to lead a more satisfying personal life, and help you tp assume your responsibilities as a citizen of this great country. To all of you, may you always have fond memories of your experiences during your high school days. May you find success in whatever you undertake and may the pot of gold be at the end of your rainbow. MR. DELMOND STAMPER, Principal SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Mr. Mourouzis Mr. Ulrich Mr. Kuhn Mr. Bowman - Pres. SEATED: Mr. Barnhart Mrs. Heaton Mr. Sears MR. WILLIAMSON - Guidance Counselor - MRS. FOUGHT - Secretary 7