ELSVET ?HS STTOENTS JCCSIVS HOrORS (contin |
ued)
can lead to good or bad living. There are
throe things that determine character, he
said, friends one kee^s, Literature one
reads, and T"hat one thinks about "hen alone
He ended by quoting—
"Sou a thought-reap an act,
■ Son an act and reap a character,
Son character and reap destiny."
Mrs. Wine garner, spoke briefly on "Scholar
ship", the second requirment for member
ship in the Honor Society, She emphasized
that'in selecting candidates th*t "Willing
ness to learn" fas an 'TSportant attribute,
"illingness to advance oneself fas another
quality to consider. Scholarship, she
>eaid, cannot be overlooked, A good schol
ar may mold the future affairs of the
rorld. She pointed out that the key of
knowledge is offered to us all and rhether
re use it or not deoends upon us.
Mrs. Margaret Cone in sunning un the im
portance of "Leadership stated that Lead
ershin beckons men to ■’’ise. It challen
ges man's virtue. It can shor his goodness
or his selfishness.. A good leader must
shor courage, faith and unselfishness.
Mr, Lf M. Gibson told the group that "Ser
vice fas a culmination of the first three !
virtiies,, ' The value of service, he said,
lies in ho.: much one puts into it. There j
ri’.ct be a riilmgnoss on the part of the
student to represent the school and to ren-j
der service to the school and to the com
munity.
As time fas groring short the Orchestral
number fas skinned. Mr, Srelling then
addressed the Candidates briefly congrat
ulating then on behalf of the staff. Me
emphasized the fact that they nor had an
obligation and responsibility to fulfill
as members of the rational Honor Society.
They must maintain the high standard of tim
society and in another yea: they mill con
dud; the Initiation f:r the nr., members
to be selected n+ “:at time.
I iss Dickson then awarded the pins to the
ner candidates and administered the Fledge
of the Society. The urogram ras concluded
by singing the School song, ''Cnrard Palmer'
rhich ras accompanied by the School Band.
1JZVS ITU'S
I'r. and I'rs Robert " sslcr visited at tho
Johnson home over the rockcnd. They
brought rith them !'rs. Cavanaugh from Fox
Fiver V lley, near Homer
F iner school took another Recoss on I'on
day as the Stoker again refused to fire
the furnace. This tine there ras a short
in tho —iring. T ore ras no time to get
-ord over the radio so busses had to be
turned back uron their arrival.
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