Ridgefield High School - Oralue Yearbook (Ridgefield, WA)

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Om' Princiiml, Mr. Ball, Seems Always on the G0 . . l Wayne Ball, Principal I welcome this opportunity to congratu- late the editor and staff of the 1964 Oralue for this fine pictorial record of the students and their activities of the past school year. lt also affords me an opportunity to express my appreciation to a fine group of teachers and non-certi - fied employees Whose dedication and loyalty have made this a memorable year. To our graduates, especially, I want to offer my best wishes for continued success Four years ago we came to Ridgefield High School together and it has indeed been a pleasant association for me. Your achievements during these four years have been notable and I am proud to have been a part of them. A school means many things to many people and the real measure of your ac- complishments Will be determined in the years which lie ahead. Team Work, which We hope you have learned through your participation on an athletic team or in a musical organization, is just as important when you Work for a business concern or an industry. Self-reliance and dependability, the attributes which made you a good student officer and a good student, are just as important in the part you will play as responsible and participating citizens. An inquiring mind and a willingness to search for the truth, so much a part of being a top academician, are equally important in the adult society of your future. All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts ..... lt is my Wish that each of you may find your part, and that Ridgefield High School will have given you the know- ledge and the courage to play that part well.