Orlando High School - Tigando Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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wc 'cuftct a , velop the great ideal of Christian citizenship. This annual is to give an outline of the story of the past scholastic year. We look upon each worthy achievement with a deep feeling of respect, and honor those who made this annual possible. w'II.I.IAM R. BOONI N. X X 'xb .2-fuiafafzf 'ciuci a , TPIE DAY TOWARD WHICH you have been looking for years has come. With its successes and failures, with its joys and sorrows, the record is written. But Time cannot pause in its flight and, as we turn the pages of this book, we shall realize, more and more, that the days spent in the Senior High School have slipped away into the halls of long ago. And with this realization will come memories. There will be the memory of a day three years in length. It was a happy day and we will recall the fashion in which it was given its happiness. I can comprehend what these three years have meant to you. These years have been spent in learning. Knowledge has been gained in mathematics, science or languages, but more important than all of that, character. Character which demands loyalty to oneis country, duty above all things, service to others. W'ith such a foundation for your future life you cannot fail, you shall succeed. MANNING C. RIDER. THE ORLANDO SENIOR HIGH ScHooL is looking forward to constantly improving the means of education, not only of those in the classrooms, but the school patrons and the general public. Those connected with the school realize that the school represents an institution dedicated to public service. The school activities, as well as the classroom work aim to develop the boys and girls attending, so as to help them fit into the great cultural pattern in which they are to live and to build them individually and collectively so they will carry forward and de

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