Liberty Township High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Rudolph, OH)

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coMMENcE1vrENT PROGRAM ' May lv, 1946 Processional .: .4- Invocation 0 0 I. a Q o 0 0 0 0 Rev. Ho Co pl., ,gi assi. ..g.,:f ist Rudolph Church fhniflff Bud 0 Music. . - - f . Uni ersityt ' rio HHHHQ if Salutatory A 1' . . . . . Hugh it eline HQEHEHHQ .E Honor Awards 4. . . . H . C . Smith ' rincipsl Valedi ctory Ad . .Forr A st S. arner, Jr. Music . . . . . . . . vers ity Tri o C las s . . Mr . rov e P at t ers on Edin: I r , T01 edo Blade Mus io . 4 - - . nf . Univers ity Trio HEEHEHHEEH 2 ,f 1 - - - -Mr. J. R- Osborn V 2 . tif' f Board of Eduoat 1 on Music. , . V D, ' . University Trio .V . . 5. . . . . Rev . H . C . Smith Acc FIAUREATE Tn 15' 1 2 , 194 5 P ro c e , -' Music. . . . . . - 1. . . .Junior Class Invocat J f Mus io . . . . . . . . . . .1un1 or Cl ass ' .E Class Sermon ' Rev. F. Elwynn Peace Church of Christ Bowling Green, Ohio Music. . . . . . . . . . . . Junior Class '5-'.- -11-zzz.-rm -r. 'ii' E im ' ' ' Bened ic t ion QwWVmg?ii4QfJq ESE gwwwqwv

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fem H -i n li .T ,Q L UP H5515 There are three types of try again. Too many of us be- students in every school. The long to this group. first type is the go-getter. The third type is- the He is always busy doing some thing for himself or others. He is the one who works hard and gets the honor. He is also interested in all school ac- tivities. How wonderful our school would be if we were all in a group of this type! I The second group is made up of those students who in- tend to do great things some day A member of this group is the dreamer. When he sees others winning honors, it inspires him, and he determines to do something equally good. But somehow he never seems to get around to it. Once in a while he does try something, but he gives so little real effort to it that he can do nothing but fail. If he does win some hon- or, he is satisfied and does not fl' laggard. He does not even care to do anything or win any honor. he does not boost his school, but finds fault with everything in his whole life, in business l1fe,too. He never works banuse somebody else will do it if he doesn't. The laggard is seldom if ever missed when he is gone. The go-getter decides what he wants and goes after it. He boosts all worthy things. The dreamer is not sure what he wants, or, if he is, he hasn't ambition enough to go after it. The laggard's only desire is to be a nobody and to be let alrw, and he usually is. Are you a go-getter, a dreamer, or a laggard? 71 41 1 , ,f'?e,w .f C, f .CN fb XX , X P f xkf, 5 aff-'nr 7 fffff 0 ,... ., N K. Mfg, ,- f .M ' viiir' fnfx- fgfqrjpl 'W' ' T Via. VFX 'ef IH ' Q 4,1 W! l Xxx VW