Jefferson High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Jefferson, OR)

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Ellatrultg Ahniznrz . . . . Today well lived Makes every yesterday a dream of hap- piness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. -From the Sanskrit. Y wish for each of you is that you learn to live hap- pily and courageously today. We live in a social world and so the ability to live pleasantly with others needs fostering. Courtesy is the foundation stone upon which successful living rests. Thoughtfulness of others is a re- quisite of a charming personality. May we each strive to make liv- ing a fine art by living well today. DOROTHY FLEGEL URING your years spent in our school you have heard much about Iefferson spirit, and you have seen it everywhere man- ifested. You, yourselves, have become part of it, and have made a last- ing contribution to it. You not only lived up to traditions, you helped to make them. Every teacher has been vitally interested in you as you have been progressing toward the com- mencement of larger and more permanent activities. There can be no better wish attend you, nor one more sincere than this: may you always be the embodiment of the essentials of the spirit of Ief- ferson - fairness, perseverance, loyalty. MR. BOSSERMAN

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