Stonewall Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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0l 9 WOW' The only way to have a friend, said Emerson, is to be one. Right here at Stonewall Iackson we havea wonderful opportunity for cultivating the ideals of friendship. We feel that Stonewall is noted for being a friendly school, and this is a reputation of which we should be proud. Everywhere in school a friendly feeling is sensed among the students and the faculty. Co-operation is the keynote of our organizations, and good sportsmanship is found in our athletic fields. Not only do we make friends with our classmates, but we are laying the foundation for world friendships. Through books we meet people of other lands and all times be different in dress or custonrsg-twe,,.ggggt2fTtffi?e'ality all ver. mticlii the samdiiiatlflgrough letter writing 1 T ' f . f w'.:.,f .f 'rti 1 T-e.rl71 f7?t5S ' - . encouraged in classrooms and 'ibecorneeg ,quainted with if X. ff.3..v. 'ew 34, -: X I '. 5 gh ,:,'jf5I,tyLR' h . 79 ,lf I young people of' our own time . gm other? ni,ElQS, have A ,. . interests much- the samevas'ours. ' Through travew biiwgirmldel1ghtflflt,'gtSf3i5C1E1't-Q tions and broaden, our knowledge of ani' ,A,t'... . ln order Qke Al. 'ing peace it is ,very if rtant we the tanding ,emstof others ffilt JQEV 1 1 wif QQ: M' .4 ,.' 'iff '.-' I t .. ' will ehdbw ,f i 40 di if , elp,.glQ'Ginfl'il,Q?fsd'r11xnp ortanttttgiirienu j,Sy1Tf1pa-thy if 1 'A4 J 'll'-' A ' for those les 1. r t g hap g2l32ess andwglope p,,. t o-1, M a A gvsrillrglve t'w uf ,t,. g 'ffYg,h 'I , ,. 't ' A' us personal satisfac'Q55.,lLgter . nEikthe laqattiyitiels - I 4.L,jf3t'vff' l I breakable bond of friendshfgfjfo-o i, ,A4 qett ' f.-f ong with others and in working together for lasffhd? peace. Unselfish joy in the ac- complishments of others can play a big part in molding friendships. Trust in our neighbors all over the world will help to bring all nations closer together.. Tolerance for people of all races and creeds must be practiced if world friendship is to thrive. Our way of life is like a tree. We have to tend it in mutual friendship and trust! Only then can it grow-its branches reaching upward into the fresh, clean .air of world peace.

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