Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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Tlzf' Jnnunl Croglmn OPPORTLI ITY PPORTIJNITY is a word which expresses in a nutshell the spirit of our nation. To the oppressed of other lands, America holds out a beckoning hand. These people feel that here in this country they will find unlimited opportunities in every walk of life to all who may wish to benefit by them. But do we, who are citizens of the United States, take advantage of all the golden opportunities here? It has been said that when one dwells in the midst of a land of plenty, the wonder of it becomes so common that we cease to appreciate it. But is this thought true of High School life? Do we, as high school students, fail to appreciate and take advantage of the chance which is being given to each of us to make good here? Someone has termed the main entrance to Fremont High School Opportunity and to me it seems to express the soul of this huge building. The general opinion used to be that a pupil, on entering high school, would be buried in scholastic achievements. Of course, scholarship is the main phase of school life, but it is not the only opportunity open to the students. Athletics, music and dramatics are important activities which we may enjoy and be benefited by. Last, but not least, is the knowledge of human nature and the ability to make and keep friends which is acquired through daily association with our teachers and classmates, and which will be of invaluable importance after we leave school. As the time draws near for us Seniors to graduate, the more thoughtful ones review our happy life here. Our main thought is, Have we, as students of F. H. S., made the most of our opportunities during our life here ? It is probable that to most, the time spent in this build- ing has been a busy and a happy one-one which we are sorry to leave but to which we will look back with pleasure. Rlay all the young people who are coming here now, and all who will come in the future, appreciate and enjoy their opportunities as we have, so that they, too, may look back on their high school days with never ending pleasure. THE EDITOR.

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