Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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L. A. XVESTMORELAND President Owner, Dixie Cleaners CSI Hatters 1 V7 - -' i w? . '- ' Y, If 1 1- . fi it ' f gf ' - if ? I f 1 ' Q Q- ' . .- feeeye ff e'L' r A 1 ' . V S f sw' T x '11 ' , 'N if Tl ey' i i L .9 S - A L , 'Lh' if ' A 'L i f Ii i ig is I I . Q f H. DALE COOK Member Arthur Cook's Ice Cream HARRY HOXVARD 3 Vice-President Real Estate-Insurance-Small Loans ' Ub- ' si? ff gift, ' ,..,,, V. sq 3 g-,-Q ,kf. M. I H , v ,- JV ,V x kg CECIL M. HUBBARD Member Ceorge Hubbard Fx Sons Darrel Newkirk and Eddie Mason talk with the men whose positions they assumed on Student Administration Day-Guy E. Robbins, business manager, and H. L. XVestmorcland, president of board. 5 f . 4 ,I V. . WMA Q K I A is I A A - W Hubs. sg A s F Mntffr '43 neess ' MRS. HELEN RUTH BLACC Secretary Office and Advertising Manager, Stu- eart Stores JACK H. SMITH Member Smith Brothers Construction Company Board of Education The Hot Springs Board of Education con- tinually strives to improve the welfare of the schools by capable service and progressive ideas. Through co-operation between an efficient school board, competent advisers, a WeIl-pre- pared faculty, and an interested citizens' com- mittee, high standards have been maintained. The present board is made up of five busi- nessmen and a woman. Each is willing to do his part to keep the schools in our system a credit to the community.

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Message from Dr. Bruce... INIOX lf, BRUCE Superintendent lid. D.. Indiana University Throughout your high school days you have been reminded many times that the interest of the individual in many instances must be sub- ordinated to the best interest of the group. Sometimes you have had to give up what ap- peared to be your own personal interest with an explanation that such sacrifices are necessary for your own development. The value of such training should be recognized by all of you. Nevertheless, it should also be recognized that the individual is the important element in the group. The group's work can be measured only in terms of the work of individuals. As you accept responsibilities in this complex society of ours and as you become a part of various groups, I hope that you will keep in mind the importance of the individual. In the long run your contribution to the groups to which you belong and with which you work Will depend on you as an individual. As you remember the value of the individual, may you also remember the worth of quality when there is a demand for quantity. Small businesses and industries continue to combine in larger corporations, making it difficult to main- tain good personal relationships. Our society, which seems to demand bigness, needs quality in every area of human endeavor. As you leave Hot Springs High School, my desire for you is that you place quality above quantity, that you remember that an in- dividual is most important, and that while you work in groups you keep in mind what is best for the individuals in the group. ' - . z K -rv x ' it 1 , ' y ' ,,,,,mggas -vnu HAVNQRK 1 ' .gl To the Students of HSH !.!.....,i-- he must attend to on Studi-ut Administration l7.1x, uh he occupies the supcriutcudt-ut s ollicc. E' -x 105: Kggng glml Dr, llriig-p enjoy uilycs .ls -lm' lt'.ll'Ils llln' tlllllt t'Il