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

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Sprung tume means Annual Tume and ut seems that Annual Tume mught well mean ventory fume ln a partual sense at least thus Lumberjack us an unventory or record of your hugh school accomplushments Perhaps ut us a good tume to take stock If as you sugn your fruend s annuals you do so wuth a feelung of prude un a year of accomplush ment un all hugh school endeavors you quute lukely are on your way to further achuevements lf on the other hand you sense that the past year was not all that ut mught have' been perhaps some adjustments are un order But do not guve up hope for thus very realuzatuon us a step un the rught durectuon Do somethung about ut' My suncere good wushes to the senuors un whatever theur future holds and to the uunuors and sophomores un theur contunued hugh school efforts AMY! QL., There us much concern about the future and how to plan for ut ln terms of practucal realuty however we can buuld a brughter future only as we umprove upon each today One can not use knowledge or skulls or attutudes whuch he does not possess to waut untul a need aruses or an opportunuty beckons unvutes frustratuon and dusappountment for success us most lukely to come to the person who us best prepared to meet the responsubulutues of success To graduatung senuors l would ussue the challenge to consuder learnung as a contunuous process lf un hugh school you have equupped yourself to profut from further learnung you are well on your way To underclassmen I urge you to make the fullest use of every day s educatuonal opportunuty Then all the memorues recalled by thus book wull be completely happy ones' cuff M . .. .. ape f ' ,J . 14 Iv . . . . xv. . . . . . V fs ,lfls In - I1 - ll- 'x ln- ' . , ' 9 I , . ' V . ,. . . . . . P l J

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'UR Board of Education Harry R Calbom J As the twrg rs bent so at wrll grow The pages to follow wall become even more rnterest ang decades hence as you recognrze on them the pressures and personalrtres the strmulatuon and rnsprratuon shaping towards the men and women you wall then be May the pleasure and the feelrng of accomplrshment whrch they suggest help you rn the conscious drrectuon of your paths towards a creatrve servrce for your fellow men Supenntendent ,-. ff, Robert L Pullram 1 Harold A Deery Cecil A Fugutt Ten years from now you may laugh at the style of Corrine Mules Wendell Kirkpatrick clothes and harrcuts shown an the prctures rn thus annual You wall chuckle at the memory of events In classrooms and halls whrch mught have been more serious at the tnme You mlght even manage a smile at the memories connected wrth a partucular exasperatlng teacher and subject You Could realrze you are what you are partly be cause of the way you reacted to the experlences recorded rn your yearbook l hope that realnzatuon brungs a pleasant feelrng of satusfactron wnth your accomplrshments and your fac ulty s efforts Asslstant Superrntendent 9 x . ' . ' - - h . I I . 1 rf K, 5 l l . ? t s . 'nt' 5 1 I lil Q, 3, . . - ' .I , . ,lk V - , V ' at D 1 4 .

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