New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

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Wade ?eo,6le Pauae 'Wasted Vocations In our country, THE PEOPLE'S ways of life are as diversified as our varying countrysides. And so do our jobs differ. In our high schools today we are striving- to offer courses to give experiences- to the youth of America who plan to continue in advanced study as well as some vocational training to the boy and girl who will terminate his education with graduation or earlier. From the beginning of our country agriculture was the people's source of wealth. In this occupation and in this way of life the people made their livings and lived their lives. Many other people earn their livings working in industrial plants. These factories, made possible by the American tradition of free and private enter- prise, have played a large part in the development of our country and its standard of living. Our people are occupied in business too, while all over the world, and notably in America, the people are devoting their energies and talents to scientific research searching continually for better methods of doing things, for better products to meet our needs, and in general, for improved ways or bringing about better living for ALL THE PEOPLE everywhere. 71. 0. 71. S. NURSERY SCHOOL VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS Free enterprise. . . Individual initiative. . . Pursuit of happiness. Train up a child in the way he should go. . .

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Wade people 041654002 Health Of the many traditions which we, the people of the New Oxford Schools, are justly proud, is our health program Basing our programonthe American principle-that a healthy people make a strong nation- our school pursues the customary health and physical education courses, complementing these programs with periodic medical and dental examinatiol1s. These carefully conducted check-ups are designed to dis- cover physical difficulties that might be hindering the proper educational advancement of pupils and to assist the parents in correcting the deficiencies. To supplement its course in foods and nutrition and to provide a well balanced diet to replenish the rapidly used-up energy of active young bodies, the school has provided amodem cafeteria, amply stocked and ably staffed. With the Pennsylvania Health Department provid- ing free chest X-ray services and the National De- partment of Health furnishing free Salk Polio Vaccine, we, the people, are assuredly practicing the old adage that to keep well is to keep happy. Scloolnmu MRS. VESTA SMITH, R. N. E I Y f 1 We propose A strong, healthy body for that active, alert young mind. V 1 . 1 K nl f ff -Q1 I . ,. xv .Q . K. E., E? wifksf V. K' , fy X: ,. . m- we , ,f , f W if-, 9 Q V , . , is cfcjaysa N va