New Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (New Plymouth, ID)

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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE The fundamental responsubuluty ot this school us to equup you as nearly possible with the skulls necessary for earning a luvung assuming your obluga tions to your country and community and continuing your education In he formation of these skulls ut us my fervent hope that you have formed attitudes which wull aud you un accomplishing these goals Having learned these skulls and formed these attitudes you wull also have made the transition from adolescent to adult To those of you who have accom plushed thus by the time you graduate congratulations to those who havent quite made it keep tryung to all of you my sincere best wushes Sincerely James Pinson Pruncupal UPERI TENDENT'S MESSAGE Time marches on! As you look back on another year, can you say that you have achieved your best, tor in our highly technical age the best is only good e- nough. To those ot you who have another year or more, before you bid farewell to the halls of New Plymouth High, let me say that each of you has an oppor- tunity in this free land of ours that you should hold dearly. Do your very best and achieve the ultimate in your ability. To those who are bidding farewell to our school, I want to wish you success and happiness You are embarking into a great new trontuer the atomic age make the most ot ut Sincerely Arthur Huemstra Superintendent of Schools 'I 28040

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