Magnolia High School - Magnolian Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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MAGNOLIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS The Magnolia High School faculty members are aware of the fact that our students and our community are eager to have a high degree of learning in our schools. Our school program is rich in extra-curricular activities. Our students are well behaved and their learning achievements compare favorably with those in the best schools in the southwest. We have one of the highest percentages of attendance of any school in our state and we have a low rate of failures and drop outs. Our faculty members are in a continuous process of improving the Magnolia High School. Some day we hope to provide the maximum learning opportunities and a complete student activity program for every high school student in the district. We want to take this opportunity to thank every student and parent for the wonderful cooperation that we have received in our school program during this and in previous years. Sincerely, add Q Jack Clemens, Principal MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOL JClds 9

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MAGNOLIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS OFFICE or THE SUPERINTENDENT MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS . March 7, 1955 To the Students: Public schools are based on the belief that everyone must be given an opportunity to develop to their highest capabilities underthe circumstances. The Magnolia Schools are striving to offer opportunities for students to receive formal training in fundamental courses of study and provide situations where students may grow in leadership, faith and a knowledge of their responsibilities. Confidence, ambition, self-respect, respect for others, and for law are essentials for a free nation. Democracy demands that one must learn to discipline oneself and retain right thinking and attitudes under trying and difficult situations. If our school has helped you develop any qualities which will cause you to have a more satisfying and better life, we consider our efforts well spent. Your success now and as future citizens is my sincere wish for you. Sincerely, KWWL

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l Cal Partee C. M. Lewis Wade Willis Generally we think of the School Board as a group of men who devote their time and effort to the school and its problems. But they are also businessmen. This year we have pictured these men in their places of business to give you some idea of their work. C. Z. Couch, President of the Board, is pictured at his desk at the City Hospital where he is business manager. The Vice-President, Dr. Joe F. Ruston, is pictured at his clinic. C. M. Lewis, Secretary, is co-owner of Lewis and Kelly Men's Store. He is pic- tured in his office. Wade Willis is shown in the drug department of Willis Yates Drug Store of which he is co-owner. Cal Partee is pictured inspecting lumber at Partee's Lumber Mill. C. Z. Couch Dr. joe F. Ruston