Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

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The Principal Speaks . . . TO THE STUDENTS OF MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL . . . The magnificent achievements of your high school in the past fifty years have served to lay a foundation for the next fifty years. What a glorious age that will bel From what we know about youth, about our community, and about today's and tomorrow's social and economic changes, the future has no limits. True educators never believed that you can teach citizenship from books, character by a half semester survey course, how to run a business by lectures, or the management of a farm by a series of drawings. These things can best be taught through activities which closely resemble the community world into which students will step when they leave high school. Since we believe that men are men before they are doctors, lawyers, or business men, we also believe that if we teach them to be capable and sensible men they will make themselves capable and sensible doctors, lawyers, and business men. Consequently, your high school of tomorrow is being designed to foster American ideals, to foster American dreams, and to give every youth the chance to develop into a richly endowed adult. The new look at M-RH envisions a program of partnership, apprenticeship, and achievement in citizenship, youth development, and community improvement, by strengthening the nationls human and physical resources. This program will help develop each individual's potential to its maximum. We hope that in this school everyone can find his place in the sun. 2' 4021 Qgjaf Principal 9