South High School - Southite Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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l , X 6J2fjjA2M,L V! U J f' L JVM' AKA e 1 a greefing rom JCWAJ lf ,lf l .X A n J U 1 ' L L ,,. N 1 XM 0 J L 4 lf 1 VVQWJ I fl , in J U! J WW fb --4 Prlnclpal Rlchard C Krebs The most wanted C0mmOd1ty ln the world today IS me ab1l1ty of young people to thlnk, to plan and to act mtelllgently And the planned experlences of hlgh school have been geared to help you do just that whether lt be ln the offices of buslness have achieved thus far however IS but the beglnmng of the educatlon continue throughout your entlre llfe of you wlll contlnue your formal educatlon ln colleges and unlversltles go dlrectly mto employment or 1UtO our countrys servlce Whatever the course there w1ll be new problems and new challenges opportunltles to learn and to achleve The wlse person will meet each challenge wlth honesty and forthrlghtness the wlse person wlll SEIZG each opportunlty to learn and to serve As ou face up to your responslbllltxes as have the generatlons before you t Y IS our hope that the ldeals and the falth on whlch your school experlences have been h w ll our based may be a Y'l'lOtlVatlTlg force ln your llfe Wlth thlS hope we wls you e graduates of 1958 What you wh1ch w1ll Many many wlll ffl! fl f e t f p 6 If ig 'ff' df' J V s ' 1 , if rf 'f I 1 l u n , Q l n . . , , ' I' 1 . enterprlse, 1n the laboratorles of sclentlflc research, or at thne machines of lndustry. I Q s - y 1 , , . . I, . . v I l . Q. 4 - Q , I .4 . , i . . . . . . . 1 . , . X