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THINGS TO COME — The camera here catches what H. G. Wells has devoted volumes to — perhaps a life ' s preview. New fields to conquer! has been the cry of mankind from time immemorial. And it is the annual cry of each class invading a new atmosphere as the aftermath of promotion. To the bewildered junior high pupil setting first official foot in the higher institution and the graduate emerging from his school days to faca a very realistic world that harbors no fail- ure, considers no alibi, it is the battle-cry in the war for success. To the junior coming from the sophomore metamorphosis, and the student reaching the senior rung of the educational ladder, it is a challenge to do his best, for the targets are not to be hit with a half-hearted aim. But they will be hit; the fields will be conquered! ttitude - citizenship 19
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Juniors as they develop JrCsaume LKesponstouitt Longfellow high school, its 50 year old Gothic structure standing out against the city that surrounds it, is not merely a place where 625 young peo- ple and 30 teachers study. It is also a place where they live and play. It is here that studies and activities balance. Important to the school, the cornerstone of American democracy, is the curriculum of arts, sciences, agri- culture, and trades. TAKE A BULLETIN — Daily notice to teach- ers and students are issued by Dwighl L. Williams, principal, through Miss LaVere Rork, secretary .... CURRENT CLASS PROBLEMS Talking it oyer arc Secretar Wanda Kcyser, Vice-president Joan Foutch. President Ortnond Heacock, junior officers, and Miss Alice Parsons and Martin Dunklau, sponsors. Equally significant are the activities, for they embrace a wide variety of ex- periences which tend to develop initi- ative and Social and business responsi- bility for tomorrow ' s citizens. NO FIRE Dorothy Parker, Ruby Rapp. Doris Sear. George Bowker. Edith Hough. Harold Hardy, and Ruth Williams exemplify anything but the rush and hurr - of the between-class intervals. Perhaps the 3:15 dismissal bell has not been heard .... COIN ' HOME Facial expression and the song they ' re hum- ming reveal the destination of Frances Zimmerman. Joyce Anderson, Lorraine Bishop, and Jeannette Harris, who part from Kearney high as shadows fall. 20
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