Ritenour High School - Melaureus Yearbook (Overland, MO)

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I MELAUREUS 5 SUPIERINTENDJENT ARTHUR A. HOECT-T. Ph. B. B. S. lEd.l A. M. CenTral Wesleyan, UniversiTy of Missouri if 233 ST is wi T A MESSAGE TO sENloRs A wise philosophy is The Theory ThaT one usually geTs ouT oT life direcTly pro- porTional To whaT he puTs inTo iT: ThaT The world owes a living To each person who is willing To work Tor iT: ThaT menTal equilibrium and emoTional sTabiliTy are mosT imporTanT conTrilouTing TacTors in The happiness oT mankind as well as in The welfare oT socieTy: ThaT manhood is The TirsT aim of educaTion: ThaT boTh The head and The hearT should be developed simulTaneouslyg ThaT as a man is, so he sees: ThaT honesly pays: ThaT TruTh is safe, and noTl1ing else is safe: ThaT The principle of The golden rule is sTiII of service To oThers and always will be a safe guide To happiness and success: ThaT ulTimaTely righT will prevail. ATTer all, we live in deeds, noT years: in ThoughTs, noT breaThs3 in feelings, noT in Tigures on a dial. We should counT Time by hearT Throbs. He mosT lives who Thinks mosT, Teels The noblest acTs The loesT. I4

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Presideni' ..., Vice-Presidenf .... Secrelary ..., Treasurer, H. M. POWERS MRS. ANNA S. LINDSAY MRS. E. MAY JOST EDW. L. WYLAN D HUGO F. BUDER GEO. D. McALlSTER P5 H. M. POWERS MRS. ANNA S. LINDSAY MRS. E. MAY JOST ...EDW. L. WYLAND 9

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PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIORS OF I933: The greafesf problem which mosf of you will face during monfhs following grad- uafion will be fhaf of unemploymenf. Even fhough we are now recovering from The economic depression, fhe firsf persons who will be given employmenf are Those who have fhe necessary Training or educafion, and in acldifion have ofher members of 'rheir families depending upon fhem for financial supporf. The chief fear of mosf educafors is fhaf fheir graduafes may fall info habifs of idleness, and, whaf is far worse, may learn fo enioy if. l offer fhe following suggesfions for your posf-graduafe program: firsf, arrange a definife fime wifh your parenfs for your home chores: second, secure membership in fhe local and Sf. Louis libraries and read nof only ficfion, buf biography and books on fravel and special inferesfs which you may have: fhird, if you have prepared your- self for office work, have a definife fime each day for pracficing your shorfhand and fypewrifing: fourfh, confinue your acfivify in some inexpensive sporf or game such as handball, fennis, swimming, baskefball, or baseball: and fiffh, while you are look- ing for regular employmenf or are waifing fo enfer college, fake such odd jobs as you may secure: house work, cuffing grass, selling papers, or any ofher honorable work will nof iniure your dignify. O. W. COSTILOW. Ph. B., A. M. Denison Universify, Universify of Illinois I5