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

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- Mr Ac - f] |i feu- ac ' ■•- ' ' £ e Ss r ' « rf 3— ' i(: e ' s , ■ ., DEDICATION :, V ' We dedicate this annual to the intangible gifts of life. In this modern age of science, our country is concentrating its atten- tion upon finding better means of living. But let us, as the future leaders of America, focus our attention upon better ways of living. Those blessings of life which cannot be seen determine its true value. The freedom of our country enables us to appreciate these gifts so abundantly bestowed upon us and use them to better our lives and tho.se of our fellowman. It is the.se values that will keep our country great, not its material gains. For what shall it profit a man, if he sain the whole world, and lose his own soul? ( ' ; iJ SALLY MARTIN MARILYN PANNELL MARY JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION EDITOR FINE ARTS EDITOR CLUBS EDITOR ALICE SUKOVATY STUDENT LIFE EDITOR i iH

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nuamiitfi }. ROBERT A. LONG HIGH SCHOOL lONGVIEW, WASHINOTON VOtUME 24 JUNI I9«1

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v 0-- -av J u p c -w -U v -- o a.-t 0! GIFTS OF LIFE z . C x-i- J ' . ' K yy( ' . ' : GUIDANCE r r I EXPRESSION ' r ' ' % J a J ADERSHIP HAPPINESS COMPETITION A I J ENTHUSIASM t t Si ■ ' |t ifl PHiL HARRISON HELEtijE KE AUGH SPORTS EDITOR UNDERCLASSMAN EDITOR - V PPORTUNITY SANDY LONG SENIOR EDITOR IRIS WILLIAMS PRODUCTION EDITOR ROBERT A. LONG HIGH SCHOOL lONGVIEW, WASHINGTON VOLUME 24 JUNE, 19«I