Cheney High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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To the Class of 1938: Y OUR experience as high school students is drawing to a close. You, as members of the Class of 1938, have had many interests in common. Yet all of you have interests separate and distinct from the interests of other members. In the fields of literature, journalism, art, science, music, both vocal and instrumental, members of your class have excelled as individuals. The sum of your individual successes forms the total suc- cess of your class. So you Will find it as you go through life. The value and effectiveness of the groups of which you Will be a part Will depend upon your efforts as individuals. In fact, there is considerable value to the old saying, You should learn to paddle your own canoe. Q

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