Juliaetta High School - Pirates Treasure Yearbook (Juliaetta, ID)

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ln the 6XUOTlGDCG of thelr past Such oeoele turn their faces to the east for their lHSpll3tlOU, lhey turr tnelr faces te the east to cenwmre up eletares of lerole deeds They seem to think th t all of the worthxrll things of the world lie in the past One of the craraeteristles com on to th members of the class which lS on this occaslon graduating from hi H school, is tle abll ty look forward Wl+b he e 'non to orrox. - well krow th t livlne lS not to be one ra holid y All of our school work wefld have been ln valn 11 a stuev of tue llV6o of the ren and women of tie past aad not slevm us that peeole wno have aecolnllshed seneth n ir the world are the ents who rave labored eili gently Therefore, althou ve are young, let us renlnc you tlat we are no younoer tran the LOHDCPS of otler craeuatlnb elasses before e We are as ole ane as youno as the members ol the wP8Qu3tlH class of tIlS blah school have always been Tref dld not let the dSfC3tlStS by those who live in tle last We belleve ln the future. After all what has youth, f it has not the future? Bhe tn1nTs we expect to get frer life, ane tne thln s we expect to galn from the world are to be found ln an unknown future hu cannot sit down saylng that we have llved the best days of our llves, and expect to have the wolld take care of ltself Xe can not lightly pass b the lroblcns of tke hour. They are our lroblems We must meet them. We may not solve all of th r, but lt lS our task to raprle wuth the eroblems me meet ane handle them as bese xe can Vltk th talent vhich are ours, lhe members of the senwor class 'nox full vell that as me raduate fron ll r scloel on eonnencenent nleht we lact tororrow, c e not llve unto each day ltself 'very toda 'as the dawn Ol OHOITOX belOF1 lt e canne I V ' qw ' K1 , 1 M 0 . 1- vx A. .5 C L F F1 4 y. . 1 . WA 1 1 1 . A 1 O 1 Y 'Y I A. ' ' u ' J. A ' l 2 ' 1' l 8 . ' C' L - 5 . . A 1 U 1 'fl .L C . H . 4. . . ,.. - ' .1 L. ol l .L ' eO , ' , ' A -Q Y- -r V7 ' -.J l A ij M5 4.1 4 Je f ' rn W f . l L e -O f nd 2 , ' .. ' . tl U . , A 1 . . O A. J l l , 1 1 ,. , .. .L . l l - 4. 'Ig . 1 w ' -1 IM 'L . - be .1 .i. ,A v- .L C3 L 1 'Y , I L .. Y f F741 - A l . Q -n 'N' ' Q Y M . L L - ' 4 - J. -, . -. . N un . P O 7' A um . 3 L I P- L 1 'N 0 9 3 . N 1, Q . . O O l ,L U , . . lvf, ' ' - 1' , ' diseeurace them. heither are we dlscourafed Q b - 1 'rx cv 7 3 4 - -A 1 v g If , n -I - . , V ' A .A -5 I T . 1 I . 3 4 l 4. Q al Q 1 . N . ' .- 6 '. , J .. . 1 . fffn ' -, ' A ' 1 . Q 1 v 'vm f ' x -7 ' L ., . ' , ,. x, 6 1 5 -T xnA A - v N 1 ' , Y' . fi L A l Q. ' L Y u a ' ' I Ll 'L fv- - ' v , -- V dj .LJ . L- -L i ' 4. 4- . ' , - 3 V . -- ll O - S F .- , r'1 ,, - ,X 4, ' If A 5 rv 'jf' rw 1 - 1 I -F X x CJ A .L 'J J. -L .. ' -D 1 q ce J.. J 7. J .1 - x. X can- ' 1 1 - ' 4 1 , N v .4 x- ' ... . ,.-A - - -0 - , -P .' 11 1. ' . lt I 5 J' N x, , 14 A L,