Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Yes, we all feel that our fine nurse KKK! sKK K Here's to two of the finest and dearest friends we have made at our beloved school. We want you to know, Mr. Ellis and Miss Riggs, how much we appreciate all the extra work you have done to make us better pleased and satisfied with our school life. Your torch of light always in our minds will stand for assistance , Mr. H. lk. Canilwlwll Mrs. Nellv Euklvs M1'g,l'fff Vlx C I Hari Xl F H xd 'Xi sflrace Ipmiy Nlzzf. H. Mathis Mr,K.,I.Mislin 'Vim F ther P1 cc V11 L A Scott To you vocational teachers we owe a great deal. You are the power behind the fine young men and women who leave our school equipped and ready to cariy on the trade that they were taught. Our hat s off to you' and librarian have been indispensable to our physical and mental well being. There are no adequate words to thank you, Miss Bolliger for tending all of our little aches and pains, and to you, Miss Bird for the never ceasing ma- terial you always had ready for our every need. We shall always remem- ber. Page 10 KKKKKWMKMKKK

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Harrq R. Shepherd The spiritual values of tomorow are the same as those of yesterday and so they have been down through the years. They are the values which give purpose and direction to one's life. God is the upward reach in every man. As time moves on into tomorrow the desire to serve has the greatest appeal to me, and no finer examples of the spiritual influence of service can be offered than those of the lives of Washington and Lincoln. Washington was perhaps the richest man in the colonies. He staked his wealth in the service of his country. Lincoln was poor. He was allowed to attend school only a few short months, but he, too, found a place in the hearts of his countrymen. These men were genuinely great. They lived and died to serve. The spiritual values of tomorrow? A life of conscientious service is the answer. It embodies them all. Page 9 f M KX XifXii fQ4f6XXi X X X X

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