Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA)

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ffl l N'-Q. M 'Mem.,,,,w,-W Opemng the Door With the Golden ey o Opportunity School shone bri htl the ni of raduation, 1957. Above the brilliantly lit stage stood' ' ed in large letters the words, Education ls Learning To U - The Tools Which The Race Has Found Indispensable. Truly these words meant more to those graduates who were on the stage that night than they had ever meant before. At Phineas Banning High School the most important tool they had learned to use was the key to their future. That key is a golden one-the key of opportunity. Here we are given the opportunity to make our future a happier, safer one because we learn the highest standards of scholarship, citizenship and friendly human relationships. Here we are given a high school education of the highest order, along with valuable experiences in our many school The lights in the audit m neas Banning High Q Y pan, functions ranging from girls' and boys' athletic associations to the governmental systems wherein we learn cooperation the ability to lead and to follow, better relationships between our fellow men, and the development of our talents, whatever they may be, These high ethical standards, this education, and these happy experiences shall live forever in our hearts, because they make up this golden key, with which we shall open the door to our bright tomorrow. ESTHER EMORY Literary Editor

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