West High School - Trojan Yearbook (West, TX)

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Board of Education H. J. Kozelsku Adolph Schuefz President Vice-President ,gas- K M. F . Kruse Superintendent E. W. Plcsek Jerome Lednicky Secretory B. J. Vonzura C. W. Smalsfrla W. O. Montgomery 52.

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Superintendent up.. Kf- One of the real personal problems that confronts every one of us as that of making decrslons Not only must we make decls I ons on bug things like those that concern rellglon, educatlon, career, and marriage, but we must also make daily decisions on lesser things at home, school, work, and play Often these decnsrons on lesser thrngs are not so unimportant as they seem, for how we choose to meet these problems sets the pattern by whrch we are gurded an our evaluatlon of the bugger problems If I were to try to state In general terms the purpose of your school, I would say that nt as to provsde you wrth the mformatron, knowledge Ideals, habnts, skrlls, and attitudes that wall enable you to make llfe s declsrons wrsely and to the end that the h r ghest Drvlne and human :deals mrght be attamed as nearly perfectly as passable and wnth the least posslble doubt Your personal future and the future of your country rest upon your decrsnons, therefore make good use of what your school offers you, lest you trade Treasures for Trrnkets or A Blrthrnght for a Mess of Pot age Sincerely U77'W'fwLc