Sutherlin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sutherlin, OR)

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The curtam of tzme IS slowly commg down oxer the 1952 1953 school year In th1s our school llfe we fmd that when the curtam comes down It doesn t brxng darkness but mstead 1t brxngs llght and hope for the future along vnth a host of pleasmg memorles Among these memories we flnd the pleasant assocx atxon W 1th schoolmates and faculty school partles athletxc games class plays assemblles and yes ex en the hours of classroom toll It has been a pleasant and profxtable year To the departmg Senxors we btd adleu vtxth the hope that the future wxll brmg success to all To the unlors and under classmen here s a vush for a happy vacatlon Sxnce rely yours ,NJC .1 H Troy Thompson Prmcxpal

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7a 746 s of swam my VK hen a student em olls ln any hxgh school he or she at once becomes a cxtwcn of that xnstxtutlon Belng a cxtlzen ofa hlgh school IS slmllar to being a cxttfc-n of a commumtv To haxe a desirable communxty m whxch to lne one ntust hclp to nxake xt so The same IS true vnth school 'Ihe entlre cducattonal program IS so planned and arranged so that each studcnt may rcceue maxxmum benefxts and preparatlon for a happy and use ful lxfe NN hether or not advantage IS taken of these opportunltles depends upon the choice made by each student Hard work frxendlmess partlcxpatxon school xctu :tres and cooperatxon wlth the school personnel are some of the requncrnenls for a good and helpful school llfe Students sometxmes speak of the school as bemg a prlson lt ts not the school but the mental phy sncal and soclal lxmltatlons they place upon them sclxcs that makes ll seem they are tmprlsoned The walls of the classrooms are not erected to shut students vuthm a small enclosure but to shut out the NOISE and help create a quletness mto vthlch students may go and earnestly search for the truths that are 1n the textbooks W nthm thls atmosphere today s students deyelop mto the desxrable CITIZEN of the future I smcerely hope you make the most of your opportunntles whlch haxe been ptouded thus makmg lt reasonably certam of your contmued success Sincerely W nlllam R xddlebarge r Supe rmtendent a u 1 0 ' , . . -' , ' . . X . -. . . . . . . . . . V ..V I . v . , . . V . .V 1 h ' . . I. , . 3 . r . Q A I V 5.7 I . . . - . , . . , ln , 2 ' . 1 r ' , Q . ', . - ,' ' L . . .K U . . I . Q K4 i . l . . . V, -. 7 V ' .. . V E Y. . . 7 . V . , . . . 1 ,. . .

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Wig Zee: 7a ZMMS. 74 S. ?acu!ty 5 K I Ck , f -LT i'. V1 P . g' QF ifi p Q., Q. -1-' CHL' .. V .iw . :NX -Qi: V, ,i ii MRS. WILSON. . . Home Economics MR. GARDNER. . . History, Social Fconomics MR. YURK. . .Orientation English, Boys' In F.. Coach f MR SABOTTKA Math Chemlstry MRS COATE5 Englxsh Yann