Taft High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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J, - I 4 i 1 i E : .., 4 , E I l ,I -Q?- i N - 5 ii s TQH Code PREAMBLE: The aim of education at Taft is to develop the good citizen of today and tomorrow. With this in mind the Code Committee presents the following set of carefully chosen principles which it believes are the six most important ideas underlying sound citizenship here at Taft. The student most representative of Taft will be recognized by his acceptance and practice on these ideas. PLEDGE: I Pledge that: 1. I will have the utmost respect for God, my Creator, the Author of all my rights, by giving Him at all times, the first place in my life. 2. I will recognize and respect all those holding authority because I am aware that respect for authority, which comes ultimately from God, is absolutely necessary for peace, order and progress among men. 3. I will seek to develop a worthy character by striving for the highest ideals and values in life. 4. I will respect the rights of my fellow students at all times because I know that this is the only way true freedom is preserved in a democracy. 5. I will devote my best efforts to' my studies and general mental development because intellectual competence is the surest basis for success and happiness in life. 6. I will support all Taft activities and take an actual part in them wherever possible because this is an excellent means for practicing my talents and being of service to my school.