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Superintendentfs Message As youth of the nation, your thoughts extend toward the future and what it holds for you. Physical frontiers have disappeared, but the ever-widening frontiers for improving social and human welfare within the country and thc world present unlimited challenges. Good education is indispensable in promoting social progress and world peace. It is an invest- ment which pays ever-larger dividends in per- sonal satisfaction and useful social service. Equip yourself with those skills and understandings which make you a good, contributing citizen. Develop those attitudes and ideas giving spiritual DI. Dnld M Horan Suppl lmpndo li strength to American democracy. Above all. give your best in whatever you set out to ac' LN-L21 complish. xl lin X David M. Florell Vice Principafs Message y MY' SENTINIENT f'Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect exercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls. It is a pain' Edward E. Kaufman-Vice-Principal ful, continual and difficult -work to be done by kindness, g by watching, by warning, by precept and by praise, but If above all-by example.
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Board of Trustees . lNIilton E Nelson Chairman of Board VVe regard it a real privilege and nianifest responsibility to have had some part in giving direction to the educational program at our high school. The American public school will determine the future of free men. The solution of each problem urgently requires the combined consideration ol the board, administrators. teachers. students, and the community. lt is our understanding and acceptance of this fact that encourages us to strive toward greater achievements. The opportunity to develop skills and abilities essential to happy. suc- cessful home and community living is our challenge. Left to Right: Wayne Roberts, Harry H. Collier. Nlilton E, Nelson, Lawrence J Johnson. 'Nm IL-J
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