Geneva High School - Aquila Yearbook (Geneva, OH)

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re amlfion for the flight is the important thing. The eagle understands this when he begins to view things from a worldly inste-ad of a valley standpoint. He realizes that the long years of study have helped prepare him for the time when he must consider himself a contestant in the game of living. His task is to choos.e a course and follow it to the end. His happiness and well-being depend on how wisely he chooses and how well he is prepared to participate. Success will come not from proper train- ing alone, but from such constant virtues as: honesty, unselfishness, ambition, and perseverance. As long as life endures these traits will exist in truly good men, and to be such is an attainment worth striving for. The eagle of three years has a great de- sire to do well in life, and he works hard to prepare himself. One more year, then he will make his flight. Though partly pre- pared already with strong wings, sharp eyes, and mighty claws, he cannot leave the valley for he is yet only one of the omiom

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Darlene Stott Celia Stowe Bill Tomkinson Ronald Wade Marilyn Watts Byron Wilden Grover Wilden Alan Wood George Stott Melba Sweeting Jeanne Trimble Vella Wade Evelyn Whitaker J. Ralph Wood William Wilson Yvonne Esklund Venez Teeples Leland Thompson Delores Warner Bruce Wasden

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