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School To You
“It’# 7 o'clock. Barry and got op or you’ll be hue to school.”
lAw, snuc**, Mom! I wish it were Saturday. I’d stay in bed all day.”
Breakfast la soon over and ybu burry to catch vhe school ous.
“It! •boys! Did you study your fcwtbry, BiB?” friendly ter goes back and forih. Toe bus reaches the big building you call school and everybody pile# off without any urging.
Tfee "school day begins. Four hours of lessons, one of ftpdy ball, and one of physical education uuute up your day.
Thus goes our scnedule for nine months a year through 12 grades of school.
Does it become raontonous? No, not if you are getting the most out of your life at school.
Schools are applauded as builders of citizens of tomorrow. It’s very -well to plan for lobe future, when you’ll be out of school filling your place in life, but meanwhile don’t overlook the present
yourschooldays^^theprepuration for the future.
A leader and a good citizen ih school- » high school days have past.
The size of a school makes nd difference, for your school is what you, by your efforts-'and wellspent time, make it.
Are you going to be guilty of ■wasting 12 year*-of your lifeyears which can never be made up? ,i
Will you !be able to look back on your school day® iwitb a proud smile? ’ l
Here you are—a pupil in Washington High School. ■ y
Here is your echool. /
What is your scboolygoing to be? What is life to be? . . . A Success?? G&'
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