Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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E135 Q.-r-I-r,: l ., LIZT-1-,. ir rL'i-JJ 1 9 - t is Q t uv: 5 . mme Qmtvnttnnn fur Mrahuaten UW that you are through high school. what of it? Have you any tangible idea of what public school education means? lflave you ever sat down to pon that? llo you have what you have secured in school named and lo- cated so that you can reach for it. as you do for your purse, and use it for some definite end? ln other words, if some employer asks you what you have to offer him as a result of going to school, can you W say something more definite than li. C. Cmxi-1, Prizzfifwl l have some education? lYhat of your use of past op- portunities? Could you have done more? lf you could have, are you resolving never again to be so negligent? Did you discover the fact that merely being in school does not guarantee an education? XYas there any plan or purpose to your work? llid you choose friends wisely and broadly? Did you learn to like to read good books. good magazines, good news- papers and to choose lvvfter shows, Izeitvr music, Kieffer pictures, Iwffw' recreations, nzorc .x'c1'r'icmI1Iv ways of making a living? Have you acquired an inward tension of dissatisfaction in the presence of ugliness, cruelty, bad manners, discourtesy. dirt. intolerance. disorder. ignorance, so that you get relief only by doing something to improve affairs? llid you learn that a busy life is a happy life? XYhat of the future? llo you think that you are already educated. or that you have merely made a start in educating yourself? lYhat are you going to do in order to finish your education? Ilow are you going to keep up with a world that is changing with incredible speed? Wlill you go to college? Ur read wisely and abundantly? Ur study your job? Or take correspondence courses? Or choose helpful friends? Ur join useful social organizations? XYill you do as many of these things as possible? ls your world going to be an interesting one, chal- lenging you to do and to know more about it, or a dull world that bores and baffies you? ln other words, are you going to run the world, or is it going to run you? li. C. CLINF Page nine

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