Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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l i Our Allma MHITCT U X institution, it is said, is the lengethened shadow ol' a man. Nlay we not also say that 'KX man is the lengethened shadow ol' an institution. l,.et's see. 'l'he teachers ot' the Ogden lligh School helieye that the training given in this institution will he reflected in the manhood and womanhood ot its alumni. 'I'he school aims, as all :Xmerican high schools aim, not so much to teach linglish, history, science, mathematics, etc., as it aims to inculcate and establish hahits ol' industry, punctuality, perserverance. dependahility, cheerl'ulnes9, hopetulness, lcindliness, friendliness, toleration. trustworlhi- ness, fidelity, loyalty, and integrity. We hardly dare hope that everyone who goes out will add glamour, glory, renown, to the school. We can hut devoutly hope that the yast majority will reflect such credit upon the institution that its good name will he cherished, and its memory held sacred. May the graduates ot 1050 sense the responsihilities that the days spent here have placed upon them, and may their good works add prestige to their .-Xlma Mater. Pniucmxi. A. M. MERRILL. Page 17

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Lttkkktlk Q ktttkk Graduates of Nineteen 'lflhuurty E hear much of the graduate and the cold cruel world As a matter of fact you are not stepping out into a cold cruel world You are about to enter a warm pulsatmg world sympathetic to new ideas and new factors a world 1n whlch the activlties of men were never so varied never so purposeful all pointing to a fuller and more complete life As a result there are a thousand opportunities in a hundred fields for the graduates of today As you go forth into life accept the phrlosophy which has meant so much sacriflces accept the hazards Your destiny is in your own hands You can go to the top it it is rn you SUPERINTFNDENT W KARL HoPK1Ns i S x I, s T 5 K X N N ,rs I 'X A 'N 0 . is w r d r A p s . 5 i ' i i , x i W r , W t 1 , . . . . N G . . . . x to America: Individual reward for individual merit. Work hard, make X y ..-. - . 4 ' l . X 1 S y 1 533T !?52.E.7'3.i!.'i1 Page I6

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X -In-I - II'-I l - Film! Dear Friends of the Class of 1930 1 A wish for you? A word to each that shall be all your own? Let it be faith. ' . - Have faith in yourself, This I believe is the key to most success an abiding faith in your ability to meet life on its own terms Without . 1 cringing or crying. Have faith in your fellowman' having the divine spark yourself - you can afford to be generous and kindly to others. i Have faith in God. Your faith in self your faith in others and 4 your faith in the whole scheme and purpose of life depend largely on A your faith in God from whom we derive all that we have of divinity. May faith enrich your life draw to you many friends and help you to build strong and true. Sincerely GERTRUDE COOLIDGE IRWIN. , i iiasiiiasauiafaiwwia fill I1I-l--I--I-I-I--I-'I'-I-Y- l'- f l V-X Page I8 -4 4 4-4 4 4- -4 4 4 4-4- LQQXQQQQQ Q QQQQQQ 1 S L X l N , 1 . x I S' N 1 X L s X I N ly s 2 4 'N . 'N Ly i - l E- if' , 4 4 'N S T 4 4 1 N , l 'N I 4 4 t U s. T l N N N I X X