Houtzdale High School - Jack O Lantern Yearbook (Houtzdale, PA)

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,,.,.W,T,, N. ir., THE JACK 0' LANTERN g-A g r Q U I Kass- 1 Y 'A flln-Cl9peratinn Qin Quia 09111 Clbf School S Many people who see this book will wonder why it is not what it was advertised to be. The reason is that we could not get enough sub- scriptions to make the book a success. It would have left too large a debt to have published the book as originally planned. There are only a few people in this Community who seem to real- ize that such a thing as Houtzdale High School exists. It is only these few that are interested in the activities of the School and patronize them. To have a better High School there must be co-operation between the Parents, Faculty, Students and Taxpayers. Many people believe that their only obligation to the school is to pay taxes, but that is not all--. They should visit the schools and see if they as taxpayers, are getting their money's worth. When a man invests his money in some private enterprise, he is always looking after that investment to see what divi- dends it will pay and how he can make it pay larger ones. Why can he not do the same when he puts money as taxes into the School? Some people are always critiicizing the Schools, Students, Boards of Education and Faculty. But very often those same people have not darkened the door of a School for years. r riendly criticism s welcomed by our School but the School dislikes criticismrwhen the people have not investigated the facts that they criticise. A man said to me the other day, Why should I be interested in the School or their activities when no relative of miine is in the School? It is his business as a citizen of the Unted States to see how the Schools of his community are modeling the future citizens of this country. A great writer said, that, The power of a nation lies only in the men and women who make up that nation. Make Houtzdale Schools Your Schools. Pupils in school should realize the cost of their education to their parents and their community. They should try to repay this cost by mastering their lessons thoroughly and not trying to get through High School with the least possible efforts. If you show interest in your work, your teachers will show interest in you. When you are given op- portunity to do something for your school, do it with the best of your ability., The quicker you do a hard task the easier it is in the end. We cannot all make hundreds but we can atleast try bybdcgnlgl 0,1518 best. '-131-'