Fort Osage High School - Indian Legends Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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E 5 . Gale Bartow Marilyn Tremame was Mr Bartow's Secretary during the 'drst semester It is an honor for me to be associated with you, f ,the students of Fort Osage School district and I con- sider itaprivilege to write a few words in this annual. Much credit should be given our fine Boardof Education and fa c u l ty for the time and effort they spend in order that better educational opportunities are here for you. Life is never dull for the person who starts each day with enthusiasm and the determination to do his very best. No matter who you are or where you are there are many opportunities around you. We live in a wonderful era with many wonderful inventions. This leads many of you to believe that there is little opportunity, but this is not true. Regardless of all the wonderful inventions, nothing is perfect and every- thing can be improved. Keep in mind that with a few exceptions the people who have a c h i e v e d out- s t a n d in g success began with n o other assets than willingness, alertness, and a determination to make good. There is no monopoly on these assets, so good luck to you in getting your fair share. which she efficently carried out during the second semester 1 . r 1 y I I I E . ' ' I f Q 1 e . l Mrs. Franklin applied for and received the same job Q 12 u I, p n n