Mount Tahoma High School - Totem Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE GUIDANCE AND EUUEATIUN UE STUDENTS To truly be successful We must select goals that We sincerely Want to pursue, for our own and honest reasons and have both the courage and competence to go on pursuing them. When We have chosen our goals and are certain we have chosen them Well and prudently, We should concentrate upon them. We should give all of our support and energy to their accomplishment. We must protect ourselves against dis- tractions and other influences that tend to divert us from our defined objectives. We must make sure that our Worthwhile purposes become the aims of our daily living. Our lives should be Well balanced. We should Work at the development of healthy bodies and cultivate alert and perceiving minds. We should learn to read and appreciate good books and practice the arts of speaking and Writing, to the end of gaining a proficiency in the latter two. We should learn how to get along With our fellow citizens and practice those social principles that are just and morally sound. We should Work diligently and bring enthusiasm, interest and determination to our daily tasks, seeking not the job, but rather to do the job. And it is up to each of us to remember and never forget that We, as individuals, have the freedom and opportunity to develop the best that is Within us to its highest capability. EUGENE TONE - Vice Principal Thirteen

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NEW FACULTY LEADERS PRIJVE BENEEIIIIAL TU Twelve It you would take time to look over the past three years at Mount Tahorna High School you would see a marvelous record of achievement and progress. You would see a new group ot buildings become a bee- hive ot activity and an outstanding educational center in our community. You would see a dedicated staff ot educators formulate and implement a program of studies and activities to meet the needs of Mount Ta- homa students. You Would also see tremendous growth and development ot school spirit, student leader- ship, loyalty and traditon. OI all ot these, and many other accomplishments, We are very proud. Most things which tend to make a school great do not come easy. Sometimes progress seems exceed- ingly slow, but you have done Well in the short time you have been here. Mount Tahorna High School has a fine reputation in the community and around the country. You, the students, have demonstrated time and again that you are serious minded, responsible school citizens tilled with enthusiasm and school spirit. You have shown a concern tor others and a Willingness to help when help has been needed. You have established high standards in all phases of school lite. U I am certain that you will continue to move ahead in constructive, positive Ways as you take your places in the various stations ot lite. I know that you have learned the importance of individual preparedness. I trust that you will realize that you must continue to prepare for tomorroW's challenges - continue to take advantage ot opportunities for self-improvement. The entire staff joins me in Wishing each ot you every success. May your futures be abundantly filled with the good things ot lite. GEORGE FALLIS Principal

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