Whitewright High School - Bell Yearbook (Whitewright, TX)

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MESSAGE Qfzcslm OAS SUPERINTENDENT an ADVYONITION TO CHILDREN A CHALLENGF TO PARENTS Children, honor your father and mother the earth Honor carrles wlth :Lt more than obedience Your dad should be to you the symbol of right conduct If he :Ls a real dad, you can they will lead you arlght H15 counsels are twat our da s af oe long on mere courtesz or respect or courage, honesty, trutt and follow :Ln h1s footsteps an wlse h1 Judgments true, h1s th sustam you 1n adult motives pure His wisdom will gu1de you lil you , d d crown you w1th consolation ln h1s old age H15 experlences are hoo , an vours to proflt from vlcariously H15 U!1S91flSllI'l6SS lil h1s deallngs w1th ll you and hlS assoclates should be a valuable herltage You W1 have i t hold lt unsullled 1n your memory, and lt slfould create a deter cas on o mination on your part that no act of yours shall ever or1ng th1s herltage al s to igTlOm1XW A real dad knows that nelther flnanclal 58111 SOCl pre tlge, nor polltlcal achlevement 1S the crownlng glory of man, but that l hrent oi' 'us llfe reveal through h1s ch1ld Honor your father 15 the real llght and accorp lb yours brlngs elther honor or dlshonor to 1115 name to you, should be the svmbol of the gUB.1 dl8.!1 angel of your l1f'e age of' three, to you she had contrlbuted one half ing of your character It 1S not the Church, the lS chlefly responslble for what you are even at Your mother, t1ve of all good, O vlrtue, the representa when you arrlved at the oi all llfe 1n the mold school, or soclety that the early age of three tner cr1t1c1ze others but it is your parents At no t1me w1ll a real m , unJustly, act selflshly toward her chlldren, or do any act whlch would cause them to remove her from the hlghest pedestal that 1s Wlthlfl the glft of the human race to place a person She w1ll stand b her chlldren ln prosperltv and in adversltv Any g1rl whose relat1onsh1p w1th a real d mradesh1p and wt o heeds t'1e motner s mother IS one of confldence an co , advice, 1S reasonably safe a pa.l' lS well Any boy or glrl who accepts the father or mother as on the way to honor thv father and mother Any fat er or mother wno be comes the pal' of the son or daughter 1S maklnf lt POSSlb1S for the ch1ld to honor him True parents Wlll know the assoclates of the1r chlldren They w1ll know where the1r chlldren are and w1ll reclprocate the ch1ld's interest by developlng an appreclatlve :Lnterest 1n the thmgs dear to the child CHILDREN, HONOR YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER 2 4' ir 4 . - ,' . 1 y rn 1 ' . ' ' ' . d 0 , ' . . ' ' ' . ' ' oc- : Q . ' ' 7 I , I - ed. Every act oi' ' ' ' ' . . V . V I . ' V v A - 1 . X , . V . . . ' km '. ' - ll I ' ' fy ' ' ' , I