Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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Our Staff Editor -- -- -- Assistant Editor - Business Manager -- Assistant Business Manager Photograph Editor -- Assistant Photograph Editor Sports Editor -- -- Assistant Sports Editor Music Editor -- -- High School Editor Elementary Editor Instructional Editor - Extracurricular Editor Feature Editor -- George Welnlaei' Tom Williaiims Elsie Hostetler - - Jeanne Snyder Shirley Unger - - Leland Kinsley james Slack -- Lewis Pete Nancy Andress Betty Emery Esther Emmerick James Currier David Gerstacker - Jean Currier THE HUB

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VICTCRY What is victory? The writer, in an attempt to define the term, carried on a brief survey in this community. The results are inter- esting. A school teacher of years' standing said, Victory is self control, -complete self mastery. A business man said, Victory is the achievement of an im- portant objective in the face of resistance. A housewife had this to say: Victory is the accomplishment of a desired aim in the face of obstacles. A farmer put it a little differently: If we Win this war and have to fight another in twenty years that will not be victory. A father of five sons quite naturally thought of it in terms of war: Real victory would be the settlement of a dispute in which all parties benefit. It is interesting to note that the ''conquering-hero-applauded- through-triumph type did not occur to these people at all. All agree that victory often occurred where it was least evident that--the vanquished many time turned out to be the victor. Washington, kneeling at Valley Forge, must have felt far re- moved from a conqueror. Lincoln at Gettysburg heard no wildly cheering throngs. The people of Norway can scarcely be called vanquished. How does a. person achieve victory in these hours of uncertainty? The apostle Paul never heard of blitzkriegs, yet he knew a great deal about victory. His words centuries ago still challenge us: Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit ye like men, be strong. How does a nation achieve it? The very same Way. MH THE HUB