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By Frank L. McVey
BELIEVE in God, in the State
under whose Protection I live, in
the School of which I am a Member,
in my Fellow man, and in Myself.
tt I believe that Honesty is
the expression of my Inward Mind
toward Men and Things and to that end must
meet my Financial, Intellectual and Spiritual Obligations.
(l I believe in a Clean Body and the
Dominion of the Mind over the Physical. (l I
believe in Education, in the Training of the
Will, and in the Application of Reason to Individual
and Public Problems. (l I believe that
Religion is essential to Spiritual Welfare; the
Spirit of the Fathers, expressed in Good Deeds
and Noble Aspirations, made a Part of my Life,
will keep me from that which besmirches the
Soul. I beliere in the Home, for whose establishment
I shall gire my Help and Aid. ([ I
shall Work and Play in the Spirit of Right Living.
I pledge myself to the Higher Welfare of
those I lore, to the Institution in which I work
and to the State and Nation, knowing by such
action I can do my Part in making the
America of the Twentieth Century
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