Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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MQW X IX W . Po E 2 c: MAN 2 4 egg? ' ig: 'H. ob - ther v 4 f I V ja ' I I in Ndyl fmkpwxwxpdpl 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION 'j NIM, H. W. Kramer... ......President ' RN ubbvrf ! J. Carpenter. . . . . . .Vice President v . I E. Bartram.... . ......Secretary VM , 1 X vi W- DeviS---- ....Treasurer Q 2 H. Price M. Hull U. Crockett P Superintondent's Message F 1 The modern trend of Education is the training of the 5 Head, the Heart, and the Hand. Recently, the industrial side of ' Education has made such marvelous strides that we feel called T upon to meet its demands. To meet this demand requires even greater cooperation of parents and teachers. The work at home, whatever it may be, is e ' part of the industrial training that every child needs. f At this age the child is forming habits that go with him through life--habits of industry, of neatness, of health, of punctuality, of honesty and of morality--habits which will be worth to him in the future years, fer more than can be measured in dollars and cents. 5 Our schools cannot alone meet the demands of industrial f education. The cooperation and assistance of the home is needed. E Training our boys and girls to love integrity, service and labor E is in harmony with the safest, purest, and most ideal industrial education. The cooperation between school and home will make for better understanding between teacher and parent, and will help to develop the child into better, stronger citizenship. 'Supto Ho Sn 7 F ' ' P' put 1 , yu V - M Y '-1 J--l ' H ,' Y . '- -' In 1-I' ,nn . nr, ' 'aff :5fjf,f:f' -- ,FFF d . an ,x nun, fe?t'H. :ij ,kgs V-:i:' i ' ....