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Mr. E. B. Hodges, B. Di., B. A., M. A. Principal “Most of his time Is spent in helping ' others.” Miss E. Marie Sandholcit, B. A. Vice Principal, Mathematics. “She’s kind and fair With virtues rare. We love her—just because.” Mr. J. V. Goo Id, B. A. Vice Principal, Laboratory Science. “And who loves nature more Than he, whose heart has learned To read her skill and art?” zyidministratton Principal ' s Message Dear Seniors of the Class of ’31: Your eyes are turned toward the future. Your hearts burn with hope, ambition, world is before you. W hat impression will you make on it or wixl it rnake on you? What can you, individually, do to make the world a better place m which to live and in which others may live? First, you can develop certain characteristics in your lives which will point you out as one who loves his fellow men. Cultivate unselfishness, think and live service, radiate happiness and hope, be democratic in thought and action, work with a definite purpose, take time to think constructively, sanely, and with directness toward some of the great problems of our day and of the future, develop the friendships of that type of person whose opinions you most respect. Second, develop leadership in yourself by taking a firm self control. Aim definitely at that type of leadership which you will enjoy. Study the great leaders, applying to yourself such of their attributes as will most surely help 3 ou. Fielp others to develop their leadership. The world needs dependable leaders, unselfish and untiring, more than it needs anything else. Serve! Third, live completely, training yourself to enjoy work, to recreate your powers through the proper use of your leisure time and to be an uplift to those with whom you associate. The older generation are questioning the modern way. It is for you to prove that the world is getting better. Those of us who really know you, who feel your heart throbs of hope, have confidence in you and in your possibilities of accomplishment. Go forth and in the cause of better mankind, WIN! Page Seven
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Mrs. E. M. Wright, B. A. Library ‘She is kind and sincere, And ever ready to lend a helping hand.” Miss L. E. Sayles, B. A., M. A. Vocal Music, Art • ' Sweetness, truth. And every grace. Are read distinctly her fac Miss L. M. Wright, B. A. Languages ‘‘She is so fair, so kind. So . blessed a disposi¬ tion.” Miss G. L Knoles, B. A., M. A. English, History “All humble worth she strives to raise, She will not be praised, Yet she loves to praise.” Miss L Liston, B. A. Physical Education for Girls ‘‘May you live as long as you like, And have what you like as long as you live.” B. A. Social Science, English “I laugh not at an¬ other ' s loss: I grudge not another’s gain.” Miss B. V. Taylor, FACULTY 19 3 1 Mr. W. D. Mette Auto Mechanics, Shop ‘‘Gf all the world’s en¬ joyments That ever valued were. There’s none of our em¬ ployment With fishing can com¬ pare.” Mr. B. L. Webb, B. S. ‘‘H ere we have a scholar. And a gentleman, Who is. withal, a jolly good fellow.” Mr. W. E. Gravestock B. A. Social Science, Commer¬ cial Law “Let him live to be a hundred. We want him here on earth.” Mr. J. B. Hill, B. A., M. A. Mathematics, Laboratory Science “So wise, he tells what time of day The clock does strike by algebra.” Miss R. A. Nicely, B. A. English, Dramatics “By her smile you shall know her, A friend both kind and sincere.” Page Eight
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