John Burroughs School - Governor Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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a 546 addr! of 7750: Once again it is my privilege to greet a Senior Class through the pages of the Year Book shortly be- tore its graduation. l enjoy telling you what a grand group oi girls and boys you are, yet, I cannot help feel- ing sad when l realize that leaving lohn Burroughs School in tune. lt is needless tor me to repeat that you have been outstanding in all areas of school activity, but it is most important for me that the principles of high academic accomplishment, ot tair-mindedness and ot good sportsmanship are the t ' ' ' oundation upon which you have built and upon which you must con- tinue to build. you are to reiterate Attectionately, L. D. Haertter, Director, Iohn Burroughs School. MR. LEONARD D. HAERTTER Director Page Six MR. FREDERIC W. HOHNER Principal, Senior School

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33 756 Sendafz Haw af 7250 M edldcmfea ' emgaab to the ideals ot Student Government in the lohn Burroughs School. These ideals are goals to be achieved. The Constitution of the school states the privileges to be enjoyed by studentsg it implies the responsibilities to be accepted. Through the Constitution all students are guar- anteed a voice in Assembly. To achieve the ideals oi student government all students must keep in mind that ofttimes nothing profits more than self-esteem grounded on just and right Well-managed. g,ROUg 0 8 83 th 2. 4- f T 2 v -s ls Q fe , CMXXXX That is the best government which desires to make the people happy, and knows how to make them happy. -Lord Macaulay. Page Five

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