Evergreen High School - Log Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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.f'ectetazz'e.4 ISABE LLA BLAIR, district secretary. uniot 19, :yi DONNA PEEBLES, THELMA MCALLISTER August 1956--January 1958. January 14, 1953-2 6

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Each person possesses within himself the ability to be success- ful. Monthly wages are many times falsely used as a means of measuring success or failure. To the seniors leaving, I would like to say work honestly, sin- cerely, intelligently, and indus- triously, and you will be success- ful. To the students remaining for more training, practice the above mentioned characteristics if you aren't already doing so, and you will sense a feeling of accomplishment. This has truly been a successful year. I feel the students in both the junior and senior high schools have worked well to- gether and have accomplished many fine goals. lt has indeed been a pleasure working with you. KEN HAGENSENRW Vice Principal 'x N. xv Qdfx .1 Q- i 1 . rf 1 f V Evergreen's modern facilities are helping teachers and students to acquire and pro- vide better learning experiences. We are now living in a scientific age, and the scholastic achievement of students is a very important factor for future success and security. Opportunities are available for all students wishing to exercise their mental capacity and acquire the know- ledge that is organized and presented by the instructors. Education is a serious undertaking and includes the cooperative efforts of every- one whose ideals and objectives are of a constructive nature. Keep your sights high and work to your capacity in school. MAX L. HUDSON Principal WU! 'X , t .Xa-tl

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