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F ltY acu- J. M. Reeder - - - Supervising Principal C. C. Barry - - - Vice Principal, Penrnanship Minnie Nevins Hudson - Girls' Vice Principal, English O. Elizabeth Abendroth Georgina Adams - Roberta Albert Dorothy K. Austin S. Elizabeth Bashore Rivera Boyd - Gretchen S. Boyle Clyde E. Bundy - Lillian V. Burris Earl R. Chalfant - Creth Chiles - Essie M. Clark - Eleanor M. Davis Austin O. De Vol Genevieve Edwards Sue Fondersmith Elisabeth Gleason - page Twelve Vocal Music, Orchestra - Study Hall - Mathematics - - English English, Journalism - History, Civics Library - Printing Home Economics Manual Arts - English History, Economics English, History Boys' Physical Education - - Piano Girls' Physical Education Fine and Applied Arts
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health alone is a guaranty of success or that it is impossible for a life to be successful without good health, but it does mean that, as a general rule, it is the essential basis of success. It is, therefore, of the utmost importance to each one of you to so regulate your habits and so order your life as to maintain that most precious possession-good health. Perhaps the next requisite for success in life is industry. From the days of Solomon to the present time industry has been lauded as one of the great virtues of humankind. Almost every person who has won distinction in any line attributes his success partly to industrious application. The per- son who has acquired the habit of industry-of utilizing his time to the best advantage-not only protects himself against discontent, temptation and waste, but he is already wellon the road toward success. Cultivate industry. Another element of success is accuracy-accuracy in thinking, in speak- ing' and in all the other activities of life. Especially in this scientific age is accuracy demanded in every vocation and profession. Much of the unprofit- able and unpleasant work of life is due to somebody's inaccuracy or careless- ness. By clear thinking, careful speech and constant watchfulness in daily work, every person may attain a degree of accuracy that will greatly increase his efficiency as a member of society. As you come in contact with the business and professional world and perhaps become employers of others, you will be more and more impressed with the importance and value of accuracy. Q Another virtue which lies at the root of success is honesty-not only honesty in dealings with others but honesty in thought and motive. A man should be honest with himself as well as with his neighbor. No day will pass without having to decide the moral quality of some thought or word or act. It is by such decisions that we establish our standards of reliability and integrity. No higher thing may be said of a person than that he is, in the broad and deep sense, an honest man. ' And if to good health and accuracy and honesty you add cheerfulness courtesy, patience and courage, you will have a combination which is bound to make your life a success. You may not acquire great riches or fame but abundant service and the happiness brought to other lives are a higher measure of success than riches and fame. I As you leave this institution the best wishes of all will accompany you. We are confident that as you carve out your various careers you will re- flect honor upon the high school which has helped to equip you for life. J. M. REEDER. Page Eleven
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Q Helen Bouchard Goddard Ida M. Goulah - Phoebe Hearst Hill Oahlee Hubbard Beryl M. Huebener Hazel Hund - Jessie R. Kistler - Edith A. Kraeft - Jasper N. Lacy H. -A. Le Bihan Ruth A. Ledig Mabel G. Mattoon - J. F. Mayes - Marguerite Melick W. R. Merrill - Adelaide Morris Anna M. Morrow John Albert Norman Arthur E. Paine Ferne Petteys - Charles G. Roach Mary L. Ross - M. G. Schulkind Edith Oriole Scott Frances May Skaggs - Harriet Sloan - Elizabeth Snyder Roy E. Squire - Alma M. Squires Lucy A. Stanton Grace A. Willett - Home Economics French, Spanish - History Oral English - Commercial - English, Journalism Dramatics, Public Speaking - Biology - Commercial Arithmetic Machine Shop, Auto Repair General Science, Biology Mathematics Commercial - Spanish Manual Arts Elementary Art - Latin - Science - Co-ordinator - English - Manual Arts Spanish, Latin - Commercial Girls' Physical Education Home Economics - English - Spanish Boys' Physical Education Piano Mathematics English Page Thirteen
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