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PRI IP aa ,M ? 9 O. L. HUGGINS Assistant Principal Dear Studentsg Much is being said about the sad state of affairs prevailing in the world today. We acknowledge the seri- ousness of the situation, but wish to remind you that every preceding genera- tion has had its quota of problems and pessimists. ' Our exhortation to you is, UHaVe faith,H always remembering the Biblical admonition that HFaith without works is dead.H Sincerely, Z2 W. J. Harlan, Principal Liberty High School 8
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SUPERI TE DE 1' I L , f, .,. True, there may be Your theme song Let me change this MRS. R. I. MORRISON Secretary 7 Eeing able to make the best is the mark of an educated pers all necessary for the years ahe but they can be both pleasant a wwwww l heard some of you remark the other day, HNhat have we fot to look forward to?H The boys 00' are worrying about being drafted and the girls are worrying about the boys' being drafted. Eut, you know, things are not nearly as bleak as they seem. Your future can be whatever you determine it to be. of any situation on. It is not at ad to be dark. ion of your plansg nd profitable. for this section is HMay the an interrupt Good Lord Bless and Keep You Till We Meet again.H song title, as a salutation to all of you, to Hhay the Good Lord Bless and Keep You Forever and a Day.H Sincerely, r ' or J. H. LOCKEY, Superintendent Liberty Ind. School District
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PRINCIP LS ' wav 8 mf MRS. C. L. McMANUS AssistantPrincipa1 QW :S xXf'f 'APJ 56? Y R' iii, r, i ffky A fy' 1 X A ' yi, 155 r GEORGE H. NAIL Assistant Principal To the Staff and Student Body: Your l952 HARVESTER represents a pro- duct of group recognized as opportunities school annual cooperation which is to be worthy. lt is through such as the production of a that you grow, create, dis- cover, make plans, realize objectives, and appraise work. It is a part of your education. When the schools can provide such opportunities for the development of all youth, we will have accomplished a long sought goal. I congratulate you, and, as an admin- istrator, I assure you that my every ef- fort shall be toward providing more op- portunities for more students to partici- pate in such activities. 9 . Z Liberty Elementary School Principal
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