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ship for boys and girls of hij school age in our State. It £ fords them an opportunity to li as self-governing citizens; i forms them about the duties, pri ileges, lights and responsibiliti of American citizenship, in ord that they may understand a; participate in the functioning their government; and helps the to grasp the meaning of some the responsibilities which th must assume when they becor adults.
This is a non-partisan, no political attempt to teach and i culcarte in the youth of Ameri a love of God and country.
Honor Roll
Lucy Mae Smith, Lois Utz, \!a Kav Fincham,-Gladys Reid, Eloi Estes, Virginia Keyser, Rosie M Mills, Barbara Williams, Shill Weaver, Alice Mae Coughlin, $h ley Corbin, Richard Williams, L< ing Anderson, Bobby Cartel .
Second Honor Roll:
Jo Ellen Worth, Virgie R Dodson, Jeanne Woodward, I. lian Sealock, Dorothy Printz, Ma Burke, Lois Walter, Phyliss Hu son, Helen Zinn, Frances Poe, A: Lee, Dolores Foster, Ruth Cowgi Barbara Fincham, Robert Ma-s Peggy Ann Gieen, Xewbill Milb Kelly Updike, Nelson Williams.
All ten of the senior girls a on the honor roll.
Student Council
By: Rosie Mae Milla
A special meeting was call on April 24, to discuss whfifth or not the Apple Blossom Festi\ would interfere with the schc social on Friday night.
It was decided that the soc will be held as planned. The par will begin at 7 :,30 p.m. and w end at 11:00 p.m. The entertai nvent will consist of folk gam and refreshments will be serve
Everyone from the eighth gra through the twelfth grade is i Vited.
Food For Thought
To persist on drinking befo driving is to put the quart befo the hearse.—Readers Digest
The trouble with some of t
/-hilflrpn js that th don’t smart in the right place.
Pathfinde
Maybe men ain’t all perfei but they’re the best opposite s we got.—The Beulah Show, CE
The average girl would rath have beauty than brains, becau the average man can see bett than he can think.—Reader’s I gest
If there is righteousness in t heart, there will be beauty in t character. If there be beauty the character, there will be hi mony in the home. If there is hj mony, there will be order in t nation. When there is order the nation, there will be peace the world.-^-Chinese Proverb.
Mrs. John R. DeBergh visit her parents, Col. and Mrs. E. ' Raley in Washington, D. C., F day.
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