Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

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FERGUSON SCHOOL SONG Till The rocks are rent a-sunderg And The skies on us do fall, Friend and foe shall hear our thunder Ringing from our sacred halls. We will ne'er forsake you, Ferguson Our hearts will e'er stay True Always proud to be called a song For peace we'll never sue. We will fight, fight, fight for victory, Our heritage a guarded trusty Till the light we no longer see, And our beloved halls are dust. THIS IS WHERE WE llllllll Hlll llllllllll

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HHHIH llH lH HHHH HIH HHHH THHH HHHHHS Mr. V. C. McCluer With loyal devotion, consecrated efforts, and good faith, twenty-tive years of Mr. McCluer's life have been given unselfishly to instill into the youth entrusted to his direction those virtues upon which rest good citizenship and leadership so indispensable to our American way ot lite. Mr. McCluer had an admirable dream of becoming an educator and obtained his goal. But to achieve this goal he 'first received his Bachelor ot Arts Degree at Westminster College then enlisted in the Marine Aviation Corps during World War I. Following the war he continued his graduate work at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Southeast Missouri State College, and then became superin- tendent ot schools at Troy. He received his Master ot Arts Degree from Wash- ington University. In July, 1930, Mr. McCluer came to Ferguson as its new superintendent of schools. May his efforts as an educator give to posterity a challenge to strive toward the greatest heights of unselfish service tor humanity. We, the CREST statt, dedicate the l955 CREST to Mr. McCluer and his twenty-tive years of able supervision. -3-

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