Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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EL RODEO-1937 ADMINIITIQATIDN f A C U l T Y T ' N early spring the farm reawakens The farmer sharpens l I ' his tools and repairs his machinery for the planting season- the potato-planting season. In a similar manner has the faculty sharpened its wits and prepared for the planting season -the planting of knowledge in the minds of the students. As -the soil is plowed to break the sod, disked to crack up hard clods and harrowed to smooth out rough spots,,so is the mind of the student cultivated in grade school. The soil is readyg the student is ready to receive the knowledge his high school faculty offers. ' Q Although the farmer may plantthe best disease-free seed and give his crop excellent care it is not impossible for his har- vest to become a scabby and unsatisfactory yield. Although the competent teacher may do his utmost to create a well-educated citizen his work may also have been for naught. In supervising knowledge and spuds the teacher and the farmer have to contend with weeds. The farmer resorts to var- ious methods of weed control. The teacher also has effective means to help the student rise above such factors as poor en- vironment and bad habits. If the weeds are uprooted and desirable conditions prevail, the farmer and the faculty may rejoice to see their crops mater- ialize as products of worth. IfPage Sl