Montesano High School - Sylvan Yearbook (Montesano, WA)

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1144.72 Today as .ilways the world is in need of people who have trained themselves to take .lLlY.1I1l.lgC of the opportunities which are ahead. Technical ability, moral responsibility. and wholesome attitude com- mand .1 premium wherever one turns. Nlonumental problems such as war. l-.llT1iI1L', pesti- lence, inflation, conscription and many otheis have only served to emphasize tl1e ideals of honor, integ- iity, love of God. personal responsibility .111d un- scllish service. I sincerely hope that your years at Nlontesano High School will better enable you to discharge your ebligations to yourself and to society in general. Sdwalgomd... XV. XV. XYVUOIJSZ A man who does .1 little hit more than he is .islyed to do, who takes .1 little more care ll1.ll1 is expected ol' him, wl1o meets lilie ll.'.lLl on witl1 .1 smile . . . that man will be .1 success. The future always holds something for the man who lseeps his faith in it. Rfstmi Blu writ: The graduating class l1.1s earned an opportunity for further advancement in education. In some manner every graduate should avail himself of this important step to future development. Aiunuit M. IJURNIA: I .im proud to have .ittendd Montesano High School and to have been .1 director for many years. I think it is the best school ever. VC'ishing the senior class the utmost happiness .ind success in their life onward. Roy LAMB: Best of luck you class of 1952. May the goal you have set be worthy of your edorts. Roisi.i1'i Twvrokz lt is QI pleasure and p.ivilege to be Ll member of the school board representing the iui.1l poition. W'ith best wishes .ind L'UI1gI'.llLll.lIltll1S to the class of 'Sl !Wfz.Zn9 . . . The issuing of this Sylvan indicates that .inother year in school has been or soon will be compl:ted. Yfithin the covers of this book. you will find re- corded many things. It is my sinceie hope, that you who .ire leaving this high school may loolt back on this record with a great deal of pleasure and satis- faction. May it indicate time well spent and enjoyed by you. Nlay it show pictures. or other iiidicititins. that this school is in some way .1 little better becausg you attended it. To those of you returning. do so with .1 deter- mination to get the most that the school has to offer. Do this by sampling .ill its deptirtmmts and activities, then select .1 few and do your LIIIUOSI to excel in them.

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Upon looking over the faculty snaps it seems that the students are not the only ones who have fun. After taking a stroll around School and in- quiring about, we find that the faculty had a Christmas party where all of the faculty and their wives and husbands attended. The party was held in the home economics room which was gaily decorated with Christmas trimmings. By the looks of the snap it seems that they all had plenty to eat. Glancing up at the pictures again we find .1 group of fellows, seemingly dressed in basketball uniforms, playing basketball-could that be some PLIQA' 'VH KOS 6672114 of our faculty members, playing Shelton faculty in january? Oh excuse me, the weatherman inter- fered with a snowstorm and we did not get that picture after all because of our dead line, so we had to substitute a picture of the faculty observ- ing an assembly. But anyway the game was played in March with a score of Shelton 52 and Montc- sano 41, and the faculty made a charming appear- ance. just one last glimpse t:lls us that Mr. Ryan does an awful lot of reading or is he just collecting paper for a paper drive? He locks as if he's en- joying it anyway.