Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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X- J PRINCIPAL X fgnneqyzfdd Wedzlzge Hlgh School should prepare you for l1v1ng, rather than for maklng a l1v lng It 1S here that you should acqulre the broad foundatlons of tolerance, self rellance, falr play and sportsmanshlp, of belng able to get along well wlth your fellows, of respect for the other's vlewpolnt, yet stlll reservlng the rlght to thlnk for yourself You should come to know the democratlc way of llfe, to grow 1U courtesy and respect for constltuted authorlty, you should develop lndependence 1D thought and actlon, but your thoughts and ac tlons should conform to rlght patterns of conduct You should develop hablt of dolng the rlght thlng because lt lS the rlght thlng the Durlng your days at Sprlnghlll Hlgh School we teachers have trled gulde you ln thls dlrectlon We have a very personal lnter st 1D each The klnd of man or woman you become reflects how well we have done our to of you Job we hope that as you stroll down memory lane by turnlng the pages of your 1951 LUMBERJACF, you w1ll recall a pleasant and pro ltable exper ence durlng your hlgh school years Slncerely, R. O. Machen s , QA j , M . - Ta, Q 1 up 12 A d A R. ' d H. V' . 7. ',l.' Q 1- U. . f M .rx .. r . H ' ' .t c ri . M N 0 O I X ' Q' i '

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FACULTY MISS IRICNIC NIUNCIIIICF IIS.. I.nnisiunu I'nlyte-4-liilic Inxtitnle- INIA.. Cc-urgc Pvalunlx' Cnllcgf MII. Ifll ULIYIC II,A..I,ni1si11mi I'ulyIc-rliilic' Institute- MR5. I.. II. SIMMONS ILS.. Nmtllwm-ftc'i'11 State- Cnllvgf- MISS AIIIJRICY SNIITII ILS.. Nnrtllvvefstc-rii State College ta 45, 3 MRS. I. C. IIORTNIAN BA.. Clark Iinivz-rsily MR. .l. C. IIORTMAN IIA.. Clark University MR. FRANK I'I. NIcCIfI.I.ICR IIS., NUI'IlIM't'SICTII State Cullcge 'in I MISS FRIQIDA SQUYRIQS BA.. Nortllwc-stern Stutv College MR. JOHN WALKER B.S.. Northwestern State Cullvge MISS LOUISE WARDLAW B.S.. Northwestern State College MRS. MATTIE WEST B.A.. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute A Q- I? fa? 7 'Qin anmiwgi, 7,5