Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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nes. fin Mrs. Opal Alleman ' Mrs. Eunice Allen SECRETARIES BUS DRIVERS CUSTODlANS

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,A F- 1,115-5: :gift V Principal Roy G. Gereall PRI CIPAL'S MESS GE Looking back through many yearbooks I can see that goals have been reached far more often than they have been missed. Each year, however, the competition becomes a little stiffer, despite the fact that more opportunities arise. Lazy people make poor athletes, and just as surely, those whose school work is at the minimum level will score fewer times in the tougher competition of the adult world. Without atomic war, economic and cultural survival take a relatively small amount of effort, but maximum achievement, that is, really scoring, is another and far more difficult accomplishment. You reap not only what you sow, but your life's harvest will be also in direct proportion to the amount of cultivation you are willing to put into it. Roy G . Gereau B0 RD 0E TRU TEES Principal Roy Gereaug Mrs. Estelle Rasmussen, Clerkg H. N. Andersong A. J. Weststeyn, Vice-presidentg Stanley M Love, Presidentg Dr. James J. Benn. '

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