Morton High School - Lohah Yearbook (Morton, TX)

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To the Student Body: Congratulations on your Achievements and the many things accomplished in 1954. It has been a pleasure working with each of you this year. The students and faculty alike have contributed to making this a bigger and better school. My best wishes go to the seniors as they embark on a new way of life. We hope to hear good things of each of you in the years to come. Hard work and persistent effort will help you achieve success in life, remembering that no task is too small to be done well. rj Yours sincerely, sjfyf cscfooffrzkzcijoaf L. B. Gibson 1711121 To Junior High Students of this and former years: I believe three things necessary for real happiness are respect for and confidence in one's self, consideration for the rights of others, and faith in God. Your teachers and principal hope you are achieving these things year by year, We, as teachers, may sometimes give the impression that the most important thing in life is to learn the facts of history, science, and mathematics. But more important than the facts you will learn, are the attitudes you pick up along the way. When the Great Scorer goes to write beside your name, it matters not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game. jf 5 Fj Elmo Smith 'or 1? J F122 cljoaf Success may be ours if we play our part, by putting our bestinto everyday 's labor - by being sympathetic and under- standing teachers. jjrzkn ary J nh czpa Melvin Hale FTD