French Lick High School - Plutocraft Yearbook (French Lick, IN)

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THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. AMOS ATKINS CLAIRE KEARBY LOU BYERS LOIS SMITH GRACE COLLINS .IUANITA BLEDSOE Grade 6 Grade 5 Grade 4 Grade 3 Grade 2 Grade I At the close of another school year we, the teachers and pupils, wish to take this opportunity to thank those who have helped in any way in making the year of 1937-1938 a successful one. We especially wish to express our sincere appreciation to Superintendent E. P. Blackburn, who has given us his loyal support and advice at all times, to the parents who have cofoperated so faithfully, and to Tri Kappa who has rendered its valuable service. We must have intelligent cooperation between the educators and community if we secure for every child the highest opportunity for physical, mental, social and moral education. 'LNO child is safe until all children are safe has been well said. This can only be made possible by a united effort of the parents and educational leaders. The past year has brought achievements to us about which we might well ref joice. Also it has brought to us a greater reality of the future of our boys and girls. All too soon they will choose which highway of life they will travel. Many will choose what seems the easy road where those travel who soon dwell in a city of Why'f ShouldfIfCare. May our boys and girls choose Perseverance Road where they en' deavor to climb unknown heights to the mountain peaks of fairness, faith in one's work, knowledge, truth, justice and democracy