Stanford Junior High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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t 6'Tibi seris tibi metisn- as you sow, so shall you reap. This motto can be realized by all students in the future if they study in the fields of science, industry, mathematics, commerce, and the arts. From these five fields come the knowledge that can determine the future of the world, in peace, medicine, progress, economy, and all other things necessary for a progessive, good, and peaceful world. A country is only as good as its educational facilities. Study well! Educationis harvests are bountiful. Time may come, time may go, wars and tragedies may rob you of all material things, but nothing can take away your learning. It is with you always, yours to call on at any time. lf you become a scientist, a captain of industry, a writer, a teacher, a salesclerk, a farmer, or homemaker - never a day will go by that you can't use your accumulated knowledge and understanding acquired in school. You spend only thirteen years going to school, four more years if you go to college. This is a short part of your life spent in learning for a life time of living. -Beverly Waite