Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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' esllwi time 0 Yes, as the heading above draws to your attention, the theme of the i939 Senior Anvil has to do with you as a student and with your school as a'UPiT1fl1E'QQs ssso I Qsvlliisraiafld thszaoocreclesscacmdleclfInqscgfo modem educate tion, one must be aware of the fact that education is not a static thing. The principles of education as practiced today differ radically from those in use twenty years ago, and the principles practiced twenty years in the future will differ just as radically from those in favor now. Just as in modern industry and commerce, new ideas and theories are constantly being sought and tried out, for the educator of today realizes that if the youth of today is to govern the world of tomorrow, his schooling and upbringing must be kept abreast of the times. He realizes that to conquer the world youth needs more than a working knowledge of the three R's , and, realiz- ing this, the educator of today attempts to mold character-to make youth strong and sound morally as well as physfcally and mentally. But, more important than training youth to gov- ern others, the scho.ol of today prepares him to gov- ern himself, prepares him to live with himself and to live and work with others. ln the suc- ceeding pages, we of the Senior Anvil of I939 will attempt to set forth a few of the many by-products of education.

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