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

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Nex er put off tll tomorow what Vou can do todav tnne fhes tlme rs of the essence the tlme IS now These are only 1 few of the tlme concepts wlnch tlnnlxers hfue expressed and apphed to hnmfxn actrxltv durmg recent centurles of mans cultural hlstory lour vearbook IS a capsule of txme, recorded for what It mav hrmg you m retrospect when the 1951 58 chapter has been fll1lSl16Ll Xlav relelencc to lt sene to gnc vou pleasure md cllrcctlon to the end th It future chapters m xour hxcs wlll tcll the storv of exen greater rccomphshmcnt md sc ruu for vour fellow man SUPERINTENDENT Board of Educatlon Q!!! HARRY CALBOM HUWIWSCS HAROLD DEERY MARK HOEHNE jk!!- CECII- FUGITT WENDELL KIRKPATRICK CORRINNE MILES Thxs record of an lIlfll'lIt6SllT13l moment Ill the l1lStOlV of ClXll1lltl0l1 IS not SlgIlll'lC'1llt IH the l6COI'Ll of manlund It 15 not even SlgIllflCilI'lt Ill our Al11t'I'1CJ.l1 Illstorv except as lt reflects the accomphshment of past gGI1Clflt1OI1S xn blllldlllg a democratic socxetv It w1ll be verv lmportant to xou ll'l 1 xemnnscent mood But, the success ot new rctxxxtx made 1 pfut of th1s record re quncd people with Cttltdlll slulls knowledge lttltudes md lftlll7llttS of LlllI'21Ct6l md per sonrhtx Xlav those he such 1 part ot Vou that your hte xull m lltc 1 Slglllllf. mt C0lltI'll3lItl0l1 to people ex ervwhel e f 7 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 9