Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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. . . . Be willing to help others; be strong in anything you undertake; and see the job fhrougfi. Service is defined by Webster as the performance of labor for the benefit of another. However, unselfish service always reaps the reward of self-satis- faction and accomplishment. And the greater degree of service one renders, the greater degree of personal satis- faction one receives. World affairs today make the signifi- cance of service even more apparent. Through many activities at Nevada High School the students work to pro- mote the school to the public. Activities such as the faculty basketball game for the March of Dimes and the White Christmas program are only two of the many worth-while projects undertaken by the students. These activities enable the students to help others while, at the same time, they are enriching their own lives. Also important in the composition of service are the common everyday courtesies of today which develop into the major services of tomorrow. Learning to serve is truly one of the most important composites in building one ' s character.

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Bulletins, prepared by the office staff, are essential to the smooth functioning of the school. Skills of a practical nature ore de- veloped in shop class. Testing programs for Nevada High School students are complete.

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Service