Tahoe Truckee High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Truckee, CA)

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Betty Lou Raker Our cieepest gratitucie is extencieci to one who has given us,-through tier ciignifieci cievotion and tireless effort .-the importance of high ideals, a better sense of vaiues, gooci sportsmanship, fair piay and team work. May our futures be guifieci by tier basic code of ai- ways accepting time HBooiz of Rules. To our beloved teacher anci friend, Miss Betty Lou Raizer, this 1957 Ciiipmunk is respectfuiiy cieciicateci. 2

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Charles Sciutto Principal Tahoe Trucleee High School is a synonymous term for work and play. Students must realize a healthy balance between those two factors leads to a well- rounded life. Through hard worh we realize the value of play. Those of you who maintained that ratio during your school days learned an important lesf son. Vve live in a great country in which opportunities abound to do hoth. Let not one over- power the other: letis keep a healthy halance hetween worle and play! Fred Pedley Truclree Reginald E. Smart President of Governing Board Herbert Obexer Governing Board Clerlr Byron Miller Vice-President 4 John Corbin Superintendent of Schools During the short space of time as superintendent of your school district, your actions have streng- thened my convictions that the young people of this great coun- try of ours will assume future students that they too will have more of the same golden advan' tages. It is the purpose of school to provide opportunities so that each individual may become a hetter citizen. a hetter member of his family, community, state, and nation, and thereby insure the selffdevelopment of succeed- ing generations. Jaclc Felte Kings Beach