South Fork High School - Log Yearbook (Miranda, CA)

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PRINCIPAL 'S MESSAGE Another school year has rolled swiftly by. It has been filled with many successes and the usual sprinkling of setbacks. lt is my feeling that we have grown tremendously in our understanding and our ability to get along with our fellow stu- dents. This has been a very difficult year, as those of several years past, from the standpoint of crowd- ing and poor facilities, but those who will be in school for the coming year can look forward to our new high school and for more comfortable and enioyable days. To our graduating seniors, I wish the very best of success in their chosen careers, and l wish to encourage all students to set new and higher goals for themselves in the time ahead. You are living your most important years. Be sure that the things you do are those that will shape you into what you wish to be. RICHARDG ROCHE Principal BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated, left to right: HAROLD LEWIS, Thorn. Mr. Lewis is a logging and heavy equipment operator and has served on the board for eight years. GERRY O. STEW ART, Fort Seward. Mr. Stewart is a rancher and has served on the board for eight years. He is now the chairman of the board. W. HAROLD FARQUAR, Miranda. Mr. Farquar is District Superintendent of Southern Humboldt Unified School Dis- trict and has been on the board for eight years. He is now acting executive sec- retary. J. C. HEILBRONN, Weott. Mr. Heilbronn is a businessman and has served on the board for three years. J. A. HAGAN, Philipsville. Mr. Hagan is in logging operation and has now been on the board for two years. Not pictured: CLAUD JOHNSON, Myers Flat. Mr. Johnson is a businessman and has been a member ofthe board for four years.

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. .1 u 'in , W. HAROLD FARQUAR, District Superintendent SUPERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE lt has been my privilege to serve the Southern Humboldt Unified School District for the past eight years as its District Superintendent. Not a small part of the pleasure in this service has been the observation of the students of South Fork High School at work and at play. I could not help but have a feeling of pride in the competent manner in which you have handled your prob- lems of participation in scholastic as well as extracurricular activities during this strenuous period of just growing up in every way. ln the coming year the new South Fork High School will be a reality. It has been a trying exe perience to carry on the multitudinous affairs of your school program with the clamor of construc- tion being heard at every hand, but your adjust- ment to the inconveniences has been commend- able. I am sure that your attitudes can be inter- preted as evidence of high morale and cooperative citizenship. South Fork High School, as you know, will soon be a memory, but if the same pride in school and loyalty to fellow students remains as a char- acteristic of the student body, the new South Fork High School will carry its name proudly as a successor to the old.

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