Haleyville High School - Havala Yearbook (Haleyville, AL)

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Board of Trustees Earl Mitchell Sam ' ann Local Members of the County Board of Trustees E. B, Barron

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Winston -. ountxi cnc ols = = = BOARD DF EDUCATION of the S upefintendent TELEPHONE 439-501 E DOUBLE SPRINGS, ALABAMA 35553 May Twenty-Two 19 6 7 Dear Haleyville High Students: The earth gives its fruits only to those who labor for them. Its soil, and its waters, and its skies are rich in their abundance with the things that man needs and desires. But man must pay the price in effort to obtain them. If he wishes the soil of the earth to yield potatoes, he must prepare it, plant potatoes, cultivate, and harvest them. If he desires the gold, and silver, and copper, and ore hidden in its rocky interior, he must dig for them. If he wants the fish from the seas, the grapes from the vineyards, the fruits from the orchards, the honey from the beehives if he wishes these for the needs and comforts of himself and his loved ones, he must pay in terms of labor. To earn your bread by the sweat of your brow is not a myth. It is a cold, hard reality. It applies to all. Whether we choose to be in college, the home, office, factory, or field whether we cook meals, keep books, make automobiles, or sell insurance, the common denominator for success is work. Without it man loses his vision, his confidence, and his enthusiasm. His life becomes largely meaningless. On the other hand, there is no other preventative or cure so effective for boredom and fatigue, or for many of our mental and emotional ills, as an honest day ' s work every working day of the year. There is no limit to the rich things that we may have material, mental, spiritual if we work hard enough to obtain them. Know what you want! Work for it and the earth will yield its treasures to you!

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