Florida High School - Floridian Yearbook (Florida, OH)

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it All through our llves we see the glory of man s love of beauty Exqulsxte pa1nt1ngs and sculpture, awe 1nsp1r1ng mus1c magn1f1cent llterature have sprung from the hearts and souls of gen1uses Probably everyone of us sees at least one of these arts everyday To apprec1ate these better tlungs of llfe we must develop culture Carlyle says The great law of culture IS Let each become all that he IS created capable of be1ng If that IS the answer we have a great opportunlty to develop our talents 1ncrease our mtellect ra1se our moral standards and str1ve toward the h1ghest we know To obtaln thls lt lS not necessary to go to f1n1sh1ng schools and spend a lot of tlme and money A keen observant eye can help dlscover these wonders Now IS a good tlme to start whlle st1ll ln school George Grey Barnard the famous sculptor once remarked, have worked wzth my chlsel on many beaut1fu1 materlals above all marble but none has ever been more wonderful than the mud l user. as a boy Out of the mud comes all thlngs Earth IS the pure breath of God Real farmers know thls and they make from mud thlngs more wonderful than any artlst does Culture cannot be obtamned ln a day or year It comes from e contlnual assoclatzon w1th thmgs that are good It IS not l1m1ted to one fleld but constantly changxng to lnclude the wondrous beauties received from every act1v1ty of life SAP I' . . Q 0 - 1 Q na - ' , . . . gg . 1 1 1 1 ' . . as 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 - no 1 .

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f Mixed Chorus First Row: Pat Knepley Joanne Steffan Elaine Eunice Betty Meyer Jon Andrew Larry Durham Mr Ewing im bechtol Delbert Drewes Janice Plassman Jane Yant Helen Von Deylon Shirley Peters Merelyn Von Deylon Second Row: Suzette Seiling Ann Jackman Joyce Brown Angelica Guerrero Kenneth Clady Dale Gerken 'victor Guerrero James Eis Elwood Rebeau Glenn Dunbar Ruth Andrew Carol Ann Arps lviargaret Schuette Connie Niebel Nina Kretzer Third Row: Karen Niebel Joan Seiling, Arlene Bortz, Janice Meineke, Albert Weddelman Melvin Rohrs, Marcellus Ricica, Marvin Miller, Marwood Rettig, Richard Miller, Vern Hahn, Linda Babcock, Waunita Hahn, Eileen Scofield, Janet Armbruster, Marlene Rettig, Fourt3LRow: Marylnn Yackee, Nancy Gisler, Marlene Wickman, Carol Rohrs, Dorothy Erase, Marvin Rabe, Junior Hammon, Gary Becktol, Jerry Pontius, James Shiarla, Robert Clemens, Kenneth Armbruster, David Werling, Imogene Brecht, Nancy Gerken, Mary Ann Clemens, Shirley Bunke, The mixed chorus put on a Thanksgiving and a spring program,