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Developing Good Citizens School lnfe affords many good opportunities for developing good citizens The reason fo this is that a school is nothing more than a country ,hen we grow older N6 will be citizens of the United States Now we are citizens of the school In order to be good citizens of the country, we must be good citizens of the schools The school and the country are run on the same prircipal Each has a governirg body, elected by the people, and each keeps discipline by means of punish ment Each 1S supported by tax payers A chool is country on a smaller scale In school pupils take subjects th t eouip themselves for some use ful life work This life work will rake them happy c1ti?ens, happy citizens are more apt to be good citizens There are many activities in school th t help in the formation of good characters and good C1tlZ rs Debating club public speaking, commercial clubs Latin clubs, nil sn clubs basketball teams, base ball teams, football teams, t acl teams and school plays are all chool publish a yeuibook Anyone who 1 ir the c clubs must co op erate vith the other members Po operating Clt1Z ns are as necessary in the school as in the country Yes, th chool offer many oppor tunities for developing good citizen Craig darble Get The Point Do you believe in gnc ts I do I sav one last night go up th ch mncy flue Funny things ran through my he d As I got readg to cra l into bod I'd Just come home from a heavy date I don't know why she kept me l to But redheads and cocktails Just don't mix So, the ghost and I a e in n awful fix Robert hcDonald . I . . . . T M. . r . . U , . . . . O I 0 O 1 1 - . ' . I I n ' L I r . I ' . s ' a O . c l 3 A , . t ' ' . ' ' - ' n A 'il' L J ' D I U . . .E . L 3 -I . A , . A , . . at . v Q . . e- . g c, 1 ' , ' . E-g i 1 1 , ' f - o. r 5 .G . , f , 1 very helpful. Many schools publish weekly or monthly papers and most s s ' f ' 9' . ' m 's 'i se - - J' . A . e - 4 ' ' ' e - ' - ' . 9 5,21 - S A - . .X . . S- ' E H Li ? ' ' L st ? . at ,' , e i. e i. ' 1 f ., ,a ' t w ' - . I 44 A ' . K 6 I I . a -, 'Q . ' . . n r ' a u ' . K
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X . rl I I. Tl X I ' K ' . ,S5jf:1:f:1 K ,s - - The ' fiff-x,zk?-rJ vis.. :'kl-FF- 1L- I fxzrxxhh' frfvj fff Rf!- ',,fNy THE L1 KMAN hVY There 15 no deny1ng the fact that the German havv, for the slze of lt was good The backbone of the German ravy was submerlnea and four large battleshlps The number of submar1ne was not exactly known The submarlnes, at the boglnnlne of th war,caused extenslve damage Shlps were not safe anywtere ln the ntlantlc mlthout an es cert Hundreds of shlps were unk olese te the bastern co st of Unlted States They even penetrated lUtO th t Lavr nee Rlver to slnk shlps Every precaut1on has been taLen,and thls menace has b en nearly ever come. SHIPS ar stlll not perfectly afe, but they re rapldly COWIHQ to th t st ge The n res of th four b tt1eSH1US xere ' r f pee, B1SN r nSch rnh rst,' and 'Von Tlfplt All of he f1TSt three have be n sunk The nGr f Spec w s met ln b ttle eff th eo t of South AmCT1C by number of UT1t1Sh d stroyer nd crulsers After buttllng for vhlle, lt 11tkdFCW to r or 1B AT 1t1n re s scuttl d The I m rk T e uScharnhdrst s slul on the north rm route to hurm nsl by three destroyers, two c Jl nd 2 l rg b ttl shlp The 'Von Tlr n 1tz' 15 upposedly ln h rbor ln Aexw J wh r lt 15 bblhg const ntly bombed Nherover the Germ n B ttl hle h vo com to b ttle th y h ve come out g31HSt odds lhey h Ve gxv n good ccount of thems lves Wh n th 'Von T1rp1tz comes out from hldlng lt 1ll ereb bly com elt Qg41DSt odds nd b sunk I th Gerh ns h d h d mor b ttleshlos of thls q lltv th mlght be 1n v ry dlff r nt stares t th nt tlm , The Un1t d St tes nlght nom b f1ght1ng wltheut emgl nd nd Russl K llth tne1r lTfOTCC nd more of these b ttle h1pS the Germ ns could h ve lnv ded Engl nd, d probably captured lt The rllled forces nlght have been drlven out of Italy Russla mlght have been easlly defeated wltheut the supplles Wh1Cl Unlted States sent to them nlth more battleshlps the Germans could have stepped these supplles. Yes, Un1ted States mlght easlly be f1ght1ng the war alone lf Germany had had a larger Na u45l W cl-mg marble N D, QR - e N L , ,M , . , , 'XXX ' , .rv ,. X I-iff e,, AJ .--- -,e, H. 0v:,,- W ,K N, - S ,...',?----f fi I X K -' I I I , .. . V .L ..: 1 i U , V v - . , v t A , s . . X . 5 O .e ' .1 S , . , . . , , '3 ' A V Y 1 g I x . . -1 ' x , 0 A 'z N -. fx ' . 1 0 C , . A Q Q . 5 . . u Q Q . LJ u n ' ' C ' 0 ' ' 1 'X '.' T - eo . ' - A ' C ' L n ' S u 1 3. fu ' A. 0 Q g a a . , a ' - ,, I li N ' I an c d -h I .1 c. G a S la k Q 1 n - J- - . a d z. e.' -e . ,,n .0 - A T Q he - N Q e- KA el. u 1.-Q , -.. a 1 1 e ' N S Q- . f Q J r v . ' a na b gc. a vmo X lt vm c . ' 1 - H Us - ., .1 - ,- W . , -' , BlSmGTk mes sunk ln L battle 1U the hetoxs bctmeen norway and Den- a ,. he ' H we 1 1 ' 1 'e 1 ' e J .a 5 Q 5 'N Q V i ' u T , r- sers a M jc 2 e . p ' ' ' s X ' a ,a ' V 'va' H , o ' ' -' 'a A . l X o H ,a a es 'Ls 1 .e 1 a c Q ' fl , ' 4, e . S . .M a , e a Q. M .a. o ' . ' e e ' ' N me ' ' ' W' 5 he ' , . A ' ,A . '-A 4 .Q f e ' m8 2 S . e 2 ' 'L ua U 3 wzr ' e 3 e J- a e prose .e . e 2 l'. v e ' ' ' T: 'y 1 'a In ' ' Q' ' L 1 as ' , 1 ,a Q H ' e 3 gn f f fs. ' . , Q ' -. s A' , , 0 . . . , l . ' . . . . Q f . F. o A - f
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