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xzox- 1101: nz nz-1 11111111 xo n2o:n2oi414::1ng:1o1 11111411030 5 Eighth, Grabs g Fourth Row, left to right: Mr. Owen, Teacher, Bud Martin, Ruth Anna Duffield, l Lois Hill, Kathleen Flatter, Lucille Wright, Esther Banta, Helen Alexander, Nettie i Drew, Wilson Johnston. i Third Row:-Dorotha Conover, Florence Hartman, Lucille Worch, Ruth Crom- I well, Frances Emrick, Lova Martin, Helen Schlechty, Monna Rexrode, Walter Drew. Second Row:-Mary Catherine Ward, Frances Snyder, Mary Riegle, Adah Rice, Agnes Teaford, Buryldean Hileman, Weaver Noggle, Kenneth Baumgardner, Dale I Brown. 1 i First Row:-John Gillespie, Lester Hollinger, Paul Brown, Dale Karn, Robert i Miller, Earnest Hindsley, Dale Broadstock, Willard Sullenbarger, Edgar Brown. i ' OUR FOURTEEN AIMS 2 1. To invest our time-not just spend it. l 2. To play for the sake of the game-not for the score. l 3. To accept defeat without making excuses. l 4. To attain victory without boasting. 2 5- To use our influence to improve conduct at inter-school contests. Q 6. To appreciate good music and to learn to produce it- I 7. To seek to understand why laws are made, and then obey them. I 8. To Work for world peace. I 9. To learn what is going on in other countries as well as our own. i 10. To respect public property. I 11. To work willingly with other groups of school and community. l 12. To keep our building clean and neat. 13. To use-not abuse-our privileges- I 14. To prove to the community that the money spent for our school is Q an investment-not a liability. Q E 1:1901 :xi Z 1 2 xiuigioiuioq 0101 in-1 1:30311 1 1:11 111030115 I Fifty-num Q
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