Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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...,.., 0 . I BUARIJ UUU Till Y GIBSON SELLMANSBERGER SEDORIS BATTEN BUCI-IMAN MCFARLAND OFFICERS PI'C'SlQIt'IIt ......,,...,.. ,, ,, ,,,,..., ,....,A..,. ,,,,,,,,,.,....A.,,., X , Ii, Butte-n Vice l'rI'sidc-ni ,... . ,,,,. .,,.... , 15. A, St'IllIIillISlIl'l'g'L'l' SIlDl'I'lIlI't'lIlIl'lII .......... ..........,...,,....... R I. M. Rose Clerk .,..........,,.,..,,...,.........,,. ,,,.,.,.. ........ ' I 'lu-Inna XVPYIIIF '1ll'Q'ilSllI'9I' .......,.,...,,.,.,,.........,........,, ,,,..,, I i. U, I'vterson Sec-I-eimy to Superintendent ,..,...,,. ...,..... ,......., I I ois M, Achnns MEMBERS C. M. Gibson li. A. Sf'IIIlIFlIISIlf'I'gl'I' J. A. BIICIIIIIEIII A. li. Butteri Ii. II. 3ICFilI'l2lINI A. II. Secloris COMMITTEES BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS C. M. Gibson li. II. Mc-I z1I'l:Incl J. A. Iluclnnnn FINANCE AND PURCHASING Ii. .L Sellxnanslierger .L li. Secloris The regular board meetings are held on the first Monday of each month in the Board of Education offices which are located in the senior high school building. Special meetings may be called by the president of the board. Z3 seg J GX PAGE SIX

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xl ,QV 4 , gji Q4 e NfT it CJ N , , 1, X Wi KL tis Akiva DM x -f -,, I Through the years We have spent here, there have been times when We might have strayed from our course, had it not been for these guiding hands who have kept our faces toward our goal.

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REALIZATION OF IDEALS THROUGH EDUCATION '1'lu- grvntvst imleul for any people is an clvuiov- l'Zli'j'. IJl'llllK'l'?lK'y permits rvligious frvmloiu. It lie-livves in fre-vcloui of spevvli and press. It l'I'lA'0Ill'Jlg2'4'S f'IllIl'iltilIIl for ull the Cliilclrz-u of ull tlu' ps-ople. It ili,tGllll7tS to lllllllltillll vquul opportunities for all of its citim-ns. It estab- lislufs justice :mtl insures domestic tranquility. lt recognizes the rifxht of lifc, liberty :uul the- pursuit of happiness. It l'c'c4'iws its powm' hy thc' vouseut of the grovwnvzl. lflcluc-ation maintains and pn-sc1'x'L-s clmuoc- mcy. The task of K'dlIi'llll0I1 in il ch-l11ov1'uc'y is not only training youth for worthy citizenship hut to ffstzililisli auul umiutuin :1 columuuity Whivh offers Vl'll0li'SUlllt' vuvirouuu-nt where l'llllCll'l'll may grow up to uppl'6c'ia1te tlu- Klvlllll- waitin? way of lift- uuml he willing to assume the responsibility of the age iu which they live. M. M. ROSE, ll. S., M, S. Superintendent TO THE SENIORS OF 1939: ' This is your your hook. I cougrrut- ulutc- the stntt. Tliey llzlve clone il Lroocl joh. Your school :lays of joy, happiness, :uid at timcs alisuppointluvnts, are now over. It is to you, tlu- grzuluutes,i that I wish the lu-st that life has to , offer. High school days :irc now an uufui- ory, und may thc- uu-ulory of the days just gonv, serve us an hlvssiug :md an inspiration to each of you. .l. L. HU'1'CHINSON,B. S., M. S. Principal fit B lg-w , N 7' IN fx ' f o PAGE SEVEN 'Q'-sf! l aww