Robert A Long High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Longview, WA)

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HE XVORLD never sau' a lietter illustration of tlie power of golil to affeet tlze lives anal ilestinies of intliviilitals tlzan tlze rttsli of 1849. Multittttles of people, mostly men, lntt among tliem tvomen ami cliililren, titrneil lvest- tvaril risking evertlzing inclmling tlzeir lives. Tlzeirs was tlze searclz for goltlg onrs tlze searelz for lcnozvlezlge. Riclzes was tlzeir symliol of aclzievementg tlze iliploma is tlze symltol of ours, gaineil after twelve years of seeking for lcnolvl- eilge. Our final, tlze iliploma, tloes not limit our lives anil spirits to our position anal locality lzere, liozvever, lint will urge us to go furtlzer in our searclz for lziglzer goals. . As tlzose forty-niners left a marked influence in American progress anal ideals, may Ive liope tlzat even one from tlze class of '49 may ltave lzis name recortleil on tlze pages of lzistory? 1 ,..? -Q ,,, 1,- - ? 15' I 221 ' Q x 1 ,S -- , ' yf' y i XS Q G Y Q 1 xxuuknng .13 i 4, 1 0 5 4 xx Q . 2 7' at y 1 Y A xxx ll' 3 S ' ...ml v 3 n 0 E ' Q A , K f Gr ' f W 6' X Q 5 ...--tts-ull, ff N iv Z KX Wm' 'L ' Q4 ' L 5? X Q X iw ' H, 4- -,xx 2 .X ii X 2 'Y -'-L xx V g -gf If-.N

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Tiny ,UU RC'HCl7C'6f fha' T010 Q7 X-ef Milne. Burns, Halen, llrenilon ,li-nkins, llnrrison. Xlzinn. llavics, llrccnc. Sinnnons. llnrns. Rl:icI'l1t-rsoii .-X FI'liR I-'oi'R LoNr: YE.-ms thc st-nior class of l9-19 has iwzicltt-tl thc top :intl is rc-:uly for thc future. During thcsc pzist four ycnrs tht- st-nior class has dont- wcll in :ill thc :ictivitics in which thcy hnvc cngfigctl During thcir frcslnnzm vt-:ir thck' huilt hon fircs for thc rzillics, smonsorctl thc :innunl frcshnnin-cighth grmlc c . . I c . clnncc, :intl tlccorzitctl for h:1cc:il:nirc:1tc. .-Xs sophomorcs they tnnshcd thc usuzil tasks :issigncnl to sccontl yczir stullcnts which includcd dt-cornting for thc commcncuincnt cxcrciscs. VVhilc juniors, thc class of '49 accomp- lishcil :i grczit llc-:ll :intl cndcd tht- yt-:ir with :1 vt-ry succcssliul junior prom. This past yczir thc scnior class prc- scntcal thc pluy, .-X Connccticut Ynnkcc in King .AXrthur's Court , :ind thc zinnuzxl scnior zisscmhly. 'l'ln-y founil tiinc for thcsc things hcsidcs thcir othcr slctivitics in cluhs :incl sports. This yc:ir's grzulunting class has good rcason to ht' proud of mziny of thu imlivicliml incinhcrs of the-ir class who h:ivc cxccllcd in music, sports, :intl scholastic zihility. 'lihcsc :irc incmhcrs of thc clnss which will hc rcmcin- ht-rt-tl in tht- yL'llI'S to comc. ff . . . . . ... . . . I hc scnior class hzis ht-cn tortunzitc in thc sclcction ot class olliccrs in thc past four yczirs. During thc lircslnnzin your thc prcsidcnt wus Muhcl Slziughtcr. Unilcr hcr wcrc vicc prcsiclcnt Jim fllilnc, :intl Kathryn Schulnzichcr, SCCI'L't2ll'Y-U'k'2lSlll'L'l'. 'l'hc sophomorcs wcr: It-tl hx' Nlnrmlcll Patching. .Killing hcr wcrc vicc prc- . . - , simlcnt Don Lytlt- :ind SCL'l'L'tIlIT-l'I'L'1lSlll't'l' -lo.-Xnn Richnrtlson. litl Stcwurt lcd thc juniors zissistctl hy Bill Millctt, vicc prcsulcnt :intl 'loycc Rohcrtson, sccrctziry-trczisurcr. -lim Nlilnc wus prcsitlcnt ol tht- scnior class. Assisting ... . . , . . otliccrs during thc tourth yt-:ir wcrc bury Burns :is vicc-prcsulcnt, lit-tty Dnlcn was thc czipnhlc sccrctnry :intl Put Grcmlon wus trczisurcr. 17