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ThPS :3 61mg ET ICUI MESSAGE TO HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS The complexity of modern civilization is naturally reflected in the schools. Un- fortunately with the increased offerings of the school there is too frequently an in- adequate understanding as to the true educational product. The mere earning of sufficient credits to graduate is sometimes taken to mean that one has achieved an education. An administrative device in the form of units of credit is helpful in evaluat. ing work done; yet the genuine product itself can not be described in terms of credits recorded. What then, my high school friends, are the true outcomes of secondary-school train- ing? The foremost students of education are agreed that a graduate of the modern public school should manifest several accomplishments. Among these are: A sustained interest in the worth while activities of civilized life. Self-dependent habits of study and work, which evidence themselves in the ability to do the thing which needs to be done, at the time it needs to be done, whether one wishes to do it or not. A wholesome curiosity which is manifest in the genuine desire to know-to supplant mere opinion by verifiable knowledge. These goals are not attained by wishing. They call for a whole-hearted attack on ones studies, making the school a place where joyful work is done each minute, hour, and day. May we of the Port Arthur High School strive to measure ourselves and our work by these aims. Sincerely, GALEN JONES, Principal.
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W' 1-111116:th L Th? 533 El! MIIII': GALEN JONES, PRINCIPAL Be noble, and the nobleness that lies in other men sleeping, but not dead, will 1ise in majesty to meet thine own. 1,5111 JLIJJ ULLIWIJrl I H- 11 1 1 1
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