Strafford High School - Torch Yearbook (Strafford, MO)

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4' Ellen Mae Hufford Secretarv to Superintendent e g . 3: , x uperintendent THE STRAFFORD SCHOOL SYSTEM MOVES FORWARD Just as every community throughout our nation attempts to carry its appropriate part of national progress the Strafford Community is anxious to make its contribution, too. No nation in the history of the world has ever demanded so much of education as have the Americans. No other nation has been served so well as has America, The demands of the future can be met by our schools, America today is at her peak of accomplishment in our national history because an enlightened citizenry has been taught to be self-governing, natinnal unity has been achieved because our nation has been taught to be none Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.H We are proud to be Americans and we can live and learn equality in America that is not possible anywhere else in the world. For three centuries the schools of American communities have served and strengthened the nation. The people of our nation are as enlightened as any on the earth. Our people have justified and vendicated democracy's promise, The goals and the duties of the future that society establishes will be attained by the American public school system just as surely as the support and the faith of the people is given. WMM

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R V. H. Doty President gl- 'QQVN -N I J. F. Rookstool P ul no Vice President . Sscretagyre Board 0E Education Frank Potter Q- Q ' f Waldo Dishman Denny Foster

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