Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Our Bou.s and Qirls More than a hundred years ago, one of England ' ? greatest generals, the Duke of Wellington, said the- battle of Waterloo was won on the cricket fields of Eton, won by men trained in Britain ' s famous public school. I wonder, if it cannot be truthfully said today, that every battle in American history, from Lexington to the shell scarred fields of France, has been won by the school boys and girls of America. So, too, on the great battle fields of business and profession, the victory has been won by the boys and girls who have been trained in that great preparatory school of Amer- ican citizenship, — The American Public High School. For in the high schools of America the boys and girls learn to know and to judge that which is noble and pure, and right, and equitable in the lives of the great men and women of history. And it is in the schools that they emulate these examples, and form the ideals that carry them through the battlefields of war, commerce and industry. In this day of modern invention and rapid living comes the cry from the lecture platform, the press, and the pulpit, What will become of the present generation of young people of high school age? Seemingly the question is asked without an inves- tigation as to the validity of the question. The scientific investigation conducted by educational agencies have revealed that the high school boy and girl is moral, is truthful, is honest, and a lover of justice. We who are with this younger generation know the above statement is true. We be lieve that progress is being made, and this generation is an improvement over the past generations, and that future generations will improve so that it may always be said that the victories won in war, in business, and in the professions will be won by the boys and girls trained in the public schools of the land. — Prinxipal O. L. Walter. THE CRIMSON

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