Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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l MR. WILLIAM VV. TAYLOR pfiI1CiPCl'S ITIBSSCQE . . This annual, our first one as a full-fledged high school, is the story in pictures and Words of our school life in the Shadle Park High School. On Iune 2, 1960, our first class was graduated. This class furnished most of the leadership of our school in its formative years. Congratulations to the Class of 1960. You have done well in the fields of scholarship, athletics, drama, journalism, debate, art and music. You have set high standards of accomplishments and con- duct as an example to the classes that will follow you. In the future you will look back with pride to your accomplishments in high school. You will remember the days of our firstfvvins on the athletic field, the first time our band was in uniform, our first debate, the first dance, the first school play, the first school songs and yells, the first ASB meetings and many other firsts. This Sporran Will help you relive these memories. Shadle Park now joins the ranks of other thousands of American high schools who are dedicated to producing healthy, self-supporting, socially conscious, morally upright, and rationally behaving young men and Women, who as homemakers, Workers, and as citizens of their school, community, state, nation and the World are able and Willing to defend, maintain and improve our American Way of lifef, 5

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Shadle High, to You We Sing. All the Hills With Praises Ring. as ' ,og , 1 ,ii 1 his 5 KWH4 As Our Hearts Proclaim Our Love for You With Faith and Courage True Our Colors F ly l