Oaks Mission High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oaks, OK)

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4-i, tk 'Q in ig .t. 13 ii 'if 11- .-T -T.. '1' i' iv- llllllllllllllllllll MISSION HIGH SCHDDL I-5 C. A. VAMMENf SUPT. BLJARD OF FDUIJATILIN. Otis Rusk, President .Tackson Russell, Vice-Pres. DAK5' DK'-AHUMA Ernest Norris, Secretary Austin Dixon, Member George Tehee, Member To Patrons and IYIOBGH Greetings: The educational prograq of America has come a long ways away from the primitive kitchens school of colonial days with the horn book and the dunoe cap to be put on the lesser receptive scholars head to shame his into greater efforts in the fields of the three greet R's - reading, writing, and arithnetlc, T0-dey UQ have an ever increasing and broaden- ing course of study covering many more phases of the present day human life and interest. It is the purpose of the leaders of education of to-day to guide the youthful generation into a richer life ln order that they may enjoy life in a greater measure as lell as to serve In greater capacities both in the fhqily circles and in the soolal and spiritual as well as economical phases of life. It seeme to us to be of great Importance that patmns, parents and friends may slnre with us both the understanding of the present trends of education as well as the atteqpts to understand our children better that we might guide than more correctly through an increasing coaplex Society. It may seem to many that we have great need of fear of the mture. The fact is more correctly stated when we say, that we have greet need of trust and confidence in the future. That we can have only when guid- Od eright. The Christian home and church of America are still in greet demand so is also e true educational public and private educational program. Each may strengthen the other in a spirit of eo-operation and encourage- ment. To this end le pledge ourselves again lend to bold high the love to Cod into the elnds of your on faith in God as sn Institution in a free and country. We m-cause to lnculcate children Increasingly higher Ideals of life based and faithfulness to our Aqerican heritage. Sincere ly yours, 1gz2ZZ?A' llll lllllllllllllllll lllll h'

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