New London High School - Wildcat Yearbook (New London, OH)

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fboiapluw Proper trannnng flts one to proceed In an orderly and systematlc manner A person with a well dnsclpllned mlnd and body IS a well prepared and properly tralned nndlvldual who can adjust hlmself to whatever condntuons he ns compelled to meet or who can select hls work In the most Intellngent manner Duscnplune must come early In Ilfe that the habit of systematuc pro cedure may be fully developed Thls wnll avond mnsfnts and lost tnme It guarantees a happy and effec tnve Ilfe and one that wlll prove of the most value to the outside world Many people have never practlced self duscuplune and therefore they depend on the leadershnp and advnce of others They have never developed the abnluty to choose for themselves These people we call dnfters Always Iookung for somethnng to turn up or demandlng wlthout any preparatnon the conslderatnon only allowed to persons well trained and frtted for theur nm mediate tasks They belong to the class of dlssatlsfled loafers They have neglected the opportunltles of their llves which should have been spent In proper preparatuon and tramnng So they are out of lolnt and yet are attemptlng to feel Important wnth out any good reason always doing something ridiculous or out of the ordnnary to galn some attentlon Always speaking III of others unnecessarnly DISCIPLINE means a well ordered Ilfe meeting ones responsnbllntues with ease and drspatch doung cur part and not shlftnng our work upon the shoulders of others whose Infe IS filled with problems not known to any one e se A DISCIPLINED MIND can walt for results which are sure to come They do not become lmpatlent and lose their effectiveness They shoulder tasks and brnng them to a successful conclusron DISCIPLINE has been responsible for the great INVENTIONS whnch have made Infe more enjoyable for the great works of LITERATURE and forthe ARCHITECTURAL WONDERS of the world Bunldongs roads ships and all the great convenuences of today are the result of DISCIPLINE In actuon Spare the rod and sponl the chuld as Important but Trann up the chuld IO the way he should go IS of stall greater value DISCIPLINE wans athletic games and wall wan the CAME OF LIFE f I I I I I I I , I I , . , . ... I I I I , 1 I I I 1, l - If - - H - I 11- - I . A-YIILX I,. IAXIIICS ss 3 ss

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Mrs Margaret Sauers Junlor Hlgh Subjects Mrs Enld Phllllppl AB Washlngton Semlnary Falrmont State T63Ch6lS College Flfth Glade Sadle Burke Two Yeal Dlploma Ashland College WOOSteI College Foulth Glade Elmer Crabbs B A Geolgetoxxn College Mlaml Unlx elslty JI Hlgh Subjects PhyS1C8l Ed Coach Mrs Dorothy Crawford Southwesteln State Teichels College Second md Thlld Gl ldes emu, 110 J Kenneth Weaver A B Baldxxln Wallace College Ohlo State Urllx erslty IO UHIX erslty Prlnclpal SCIQHCE Manual Tralnlng Mrs Chrlstel Knapp Two Year Dlploma Bowllng Green State Ashland College Foul th and Flfth Glades Charles R Hess BS OhlO State Unlverslty MUSIC Wlnlfred Upton BA M A Ohlo Wesleyan UNIX erslty Unlxelslty of M1ChlgdH Ashland College Latln Engllsh Spanlsh Loulse Cole Tvto Ye'll Dlploma Ashllnd College Second Glade