Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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ro enw . . .Qienfi ic . . . mrfd. . . fzmonaf. . . Zclcly .Zag .Jglonoreclf fo A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: As graduates of an institution of learning you are challenged to remember that your creeds of today determine your deeds of tomorrow. In true edu- cation, emphasis is placed not only upon the usual measures of scholastic progress but also upon reliable indices of educational achievement, general ability, and special aptitude along with judgments relating to physical and social maturity. Many youth will be called into the armed forces prior to the completion of their formal educational program. These should continue their education while in service by taking advantage of the opportunities provided by the Army Institute and other such agencies. Citizenship education continues to be indispensable long after graduation. A democracy can be strengthened only by a better citizenship. As citizens of a great democracy we must have faith in the future and must share in the responsibility of that future. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL: High school days lie between the period of irresponsibility and the years of greatest achievement. The high school period is a period of exploration during which young men and women find or attempt to find the type of work for which they are best suited. Decisions must he made and should be made with a high degree of deliberation. Your success in college or in any line of work you may pursue after graduation from high school will be deter- mined largely by the grade of work done, the study habits formed, and the ideals acquired in high school. When you graduate we will not think of you as leaving usg but, on the con- trary, of joining us, of becoming an important factor in your high school alumni association and your community. .N Wally Wag . . . ,Malia .!46!U6lI'LC6J .CLP lffb EAZ O! .!6'LOLULJg0