Laytonville High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Laytonville, CA)

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PrincipaI's Message A principal writing his Fourth consecutive annual message faces the danger of being repetitious if not boring. This time I shall write primarily of the Class of 1954 hoping to avoid those pitfalls. As I look back over the high school life of this class now leaving Layton- ville High School I remember most pleasantly the high spots of these four years which we have shared. I hope I have helped you toward whatever goals you may have set for your lives. I remember, too, the many times I have wished For the wisdom of Solo- mon, renewed strength, and the patience of Job so that I might aid and counsel you wisely. As the school has grown and developed so too have you as an in- tegral and important part. You now stand at the beginning of a new phase in your development. l want to encourage you to get as much education as possible. But whatever course you choose I want to wish for you the best of everything, but above all I hope you find contentment and happiness wherever you may be. Wumvif oY0'WtL

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