Stover High School - Reflector Yearbook (Stover, MO)

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To our helpful and understanding teacher, principal, and friend who has rendered every service possible to uphold the spirit of Stover High; to one of the most devoted and lovable teachers, we, the Reflector Staff proudly dedicate this edition of THE REFLECTOR to our very own-- MR. DAVID M. WILSON

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Sufivunteitctetit'd GOING FORWARD OR GOING BACKWARD What man a 11 e r e t h not for the better, time altereth for the worse. ” Nothing In human affairs stands still. We find constant change in one direction or another -- im- provement or deterioration , progress or recession, up or down. There is a startling difference, however, in the two movements, as revealed in the quotation above. Whereas, in order to bring improvement, man has to put forth effort, time alone will pull things down assisted only by man's indifference or neglect. Examples of this can be observed among home properties everywhere. How quickly a house, lawn, garden, or farm reveals the lack of regular upkeep. Not so readily noticed is the direction in which school properties and school programs are changing. Unless constructive effort is constantly exerted by responsible authorities to make them better, it can be taken for granted that conditions will get worse. It is up to you, the students of Stover High School, to help awaken our community to the fact that this school must go forward. Later, when you are voting citizens, it will be your duty as good citizens, to continuously strive for more and better opportunities for all.