Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

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J.D.CLARY Superintendent of Stuttgart Public Schools B.A., Hendrix College M.A., University of Chicago f.f..., lf.f'f.'.f,..'f'f.l. .. Stuttgart lguhlic Snhnuls lTlf'1lff....N,, ol-was ,um-AND J. D. CLARY, 5uP:nlN'rsNor:N1' STUTTBART, ARKANSAS To the Staff of the HRicebirdH and to the students of Stuttgart High School: As the years begin to rush by faster and faster we realize that we have accumulated nothing of more value than the friends we have made. In a few years you will realize that the friends you have in high school are very dear to you. It is my wish for you that as you acquire information and skills in your high school work that you may also lay up a rich supply of friends of your high school days. I hope that this yearbook will assist you in remembering many of the pleasant experiences with these friends. Yours sincerely, ' r fl J. D. Clary, Superint dent

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' f Smlxwdiuk-git 1433355 Mitnmtm President ...,...,,,,, Vice President Secretary ,,,,,,,., .,,,,, Treasurer ,... C o MRS. R. K. WILBANKS MRS. VERNON WILLS .. MRS. HERMAN BOENING MRS. ADOLPH RENSCHLER objects To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and com munity. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for-every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education.

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I P 1 I f f , ' v 1 1 l f j 1 1 , ,p .vlf ' ,-LI. I f ' x J fa W. C. BRASHER B.A., Ouachita College M.A., University of Arkansas B N. BPICER Plll 1' RALPH WILSON, VIC! P IAF DAUBHIRTY OLIVER RAULAND LID SMITH MARK TDWNIIND B. ERLE HAMMANI Stuttgart qguhlin Szhunls J. D. CLARY, 5uP:nlN'r:No:N'r STUTTGART, ARKANSAS To the Staff of the RICEBIRD and to the students of Stuttgart High School: Another school year has passed speedily for us, but in reviewing its good deeds, pleasant victories, commendable records, noble ambitions, its scattered kindness and sympathy have given it a permanence in memories and quality that nothing can take away. Since time always passes as quickly, I would admonish you to see that it is used as wisely as possible. we cannot change our past, nor can we draw upon the future, but the proper use of the present can be the foundation of successful and happy living. Realizing preparation today. Take think--it is the source happiness. Take time to serve and you will ease these things, let us challenge tomorrow with thoughtful time to look--it may be the price of success. Take time to of power. Take time to play--it is the secret of perennial read and study--it is the way to happiness. Take time to the common load of man. Observing these precepts today, surely you shall reach your rightful destinies tomorrow and that is what I wish most for each of you. Sincerely yours, W. C. Brasher, Principal