Indianola Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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1 ' Hn'ndlis11rncaHe1 Eel?-no Memory ook . June, 19335 THE FACULTY Dedication A To Miss Elizabeth Lowden and Miss Adelaide Phelps, who are retiring from teaching this term, we affectionately dedicate this issue of the Echo. Thousands of Indianola boys and girls have been enriched by the influence of these two char- acters, and they will always remain in the hearts of lndianolans. May they carry with them a belief in the good-will, tenderness, and deep appreciation extended by the school whose inter- ests they have shared for many years. Our sin- cerest wish is that Miss Lowden andl Miss Phelps, who are rich in scholarship, vigorous of person- ality, deepened by varied experiences of life, will enjoy the opportunities and pleasures of leisure hours. We know that in these hours they will continue to be of service to others for that quality is embedded in their personalities. May they look back over their years at Indianola with happy thoughts and satisfaction in their achieve- ments, and may they look forward to years of contentment, real joy, and the fulfillment of their most cherished desires. Miss Lowden and Miss Phelps, Indianolans say to you, Good-bye, good luck, and God bless you.',

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W-. 'I The lmdielmele Creed By H. F. VALLANCE I believe -in Indiarnolai school as a school of high ideals, of noble purpose, and of joyous, wholesome lifeg a school -where the importance of teaching and learning 'is recognized, but where the 'i-nterests of child- hood and youth are pa-ramou'n,tg a school that stands for thoughtful, earnest work and strenuous, eager play, a school that promotes industry, honesty, kindliness, courtesy-every manly and womanly 'virtueg a school which 'insists that true worth rests upon. excellence of character rather than upon breadth of knowledge or depth of purse, and that school is not only preparation for life, but that school is, life. I therefore believe it 'ls my duty to 'rnyl school to love it, to honor it, to respect its authority, to protect and defend its fair name, to act so as never to bring dfiscredit or reproach upon it, and to show 'myself at all times worthy of the advantages and opportunities which my school afords. fAck'n.owledg'ments to the Americavfs Creed.j The llmdiemele Meitilze Courteous Man-ner, Proper Speech, Honest Endeavor.