The uplift [serial] . we try this: And whosoever will be chiefamong you, let him be your servant. Chinese proverb: The man who removes a mountain begins by carry-ing away small stones. When William Booth wanted to send a one-word message to hisofficers and soldiers around the world, he cabled the wofd, Others. The man who expects much from himself and little from others, hasfew rivals. There is hardly a man, unless insane, who would not struggle to comeback if he felt that someone believed in him; believed that he could do it. Library University of North CaroJmi Drawer 870 Chapel Hill, North C
The uplift [serial] . we try this: And whosoever will be chiefamong you, let him be your servant. Chinese proverb: The man who removes a mountain begins by carry-ing away small stones. When William Booth wanted to send a one-word message to hisofficers and soldiers around the world, he cabled the wofd, Others. The man who expects much from himself and little from others, hasfew rivals. There is hardly a man, unless insane, who would not struggle to comeback if he felt that someone believed in him; believed that he could do it. Library University of North CaroJmi Drawer 870 Chapel Hill, North CaroHni We all are blind until we see That in the human planNothing is worth the making If it does not make a build the nations glorious If the child unbuilded goes?In vain we build the city Unless the child also grows. — Edwin Markham PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY The Vocational Printing Class Of Stonewall Jackson Training School Concord. North Carolina 3&V6 ?S??t UPLIFT Maxima Debetut? Puero Recerentia 4\t>. STONEWALL JACKSON(1824 — 1863) JUNE 1964 THE UPLIFT NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF JUVENILE CORRECTION BLAINE M. MADISON, Commissioner VOLUME Lll JUNE 1964 NUMBER 6 CONTENTS Commissioners Comments Meditations 5 Sunday Services 6 Campus News 7 Order of the Arrow 12 Honor Rolls 14 Lonesome Valley 17 The Rich Strike 21 The Quiet Room 25 J. FRANK SCOTTSuperintendent HOYT 0. SLOOPEditor MRS. AGNES YARBROUGHAssociate Editor JAMES L. COGGINSNews Editor ROBERT L. READLINGPrinting Instructor STUDENT REPORTERS RONNIE DUKE LINOTYPE OPERATORS DENNIS CARTER ROBERT MYERS STEVE ALEXANDER EDWARD HADNOTT DONALD TURNER BOBBY McMINN KENNETH GODWIN PRESSMEN GEORGE COLERONALD HOLMESDOUGLAS EVERHARDTJAMES CARTERBEN BUHMANNBRIAN WILLIAMS BINDERY DONALD DULA PUBLISHED BY The authority of the Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School Founded: 1909 Subscription: Two dollars the year in advance. Entered as second-class matter December 4, 1920 at the Post Office at Concord, N. 0. under A
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