Straughn High School - Warrior Yearbook (Straughn, IN)

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JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917 -- 1963 Ask not what your country can do for you--Ask what you can do for your country

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Dedication We, the Senior Class, wish to dedicate the 1964 Warrior to our good friend and and faithful sponsor, Ruth Batson. It is to serve as a tribute to her for a job well done. A job of inspiring and directing us through our high school years. We would not have so many pleasant memories and expectations of the future if she hadn't been there as a helpful and understanding teacher. Thank you, Mrs. Batson, for being you.

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Seniors-- - Having had the opportunity to watch you grow through the years and become fine young men and women, I want to congratulate you on becoming young people who can be very individualistic or can belong to a group and give of your abilities and tal- ents for the betterment of yourself, your parents, your school and your community. I challenge you to remember that your growth must never end! Each can become a giant in his cho- sen profession, and each can become a giant in his own way. Never sell yourself short. Never underes- timate your ability. Always remember that as you grow, so grows the world. Eugene Huddleston Mr. Huddleston accepted a superintendency active January 1, 19645 and Mr. Poer became our principal Seniors- - - gig gy It is indeed a privilege to come into a school sys- tem with such high ideals and standards of achieve- ment as is found here. May your goals always be beyond the horizon, and your success a satisfaction to you and a blessing IO yOLl1' COllI'1U'y. Earl Poer