Trinity County High School - Monitor Yearbook (Weaverville, CA)

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it L . .ff ' at gf- .zf of ff' ,I ,M up SLIPERI TE DE T'S MESSAGE What you are to be, you are now becoming. No statement could be truer than the above quota- tion as applied to this 1958-59 Monitor. This book is destined to be the most valuable record, second to none, that will be kept and treasured by those whose faces are pictured in its pages. Events and activities will not be forgotten but recalled and cherished anew down through the years. Yes! That is what this book is to be. You will not always be a teenager and before many years your world will consider you grown up, then mature, then followed by a period of responsibility when your fellows expect you to per- form with responsibility and competency . . . What you are to be, you are now becoming. Being educated consists of much more than the number of years one is in school. An educated per- son absorbs the information and skills to which he is exposed during his matriculation in any institu- tion of learning. One might have a large fund of information and fail to use it to his own, or others', advantage. Wisdom, the proper use of one's learning is the mark of the educated person. Understanding and tolerance are other marks and should be used generously in the process of be- coming Judgment is usually reserved for those who have demonstrated approved use of wisdom. For that reason, the judges in our courts are usually older men. Are you one who is now becoming more mature by deciding on a certain course to take and then following through with persistence and hard Work until that goal is attained? Can you decide when to lead, when to follow, and when to lend a helping hand? If you can do these things, you are fast becoming one of those who have made America the greatest place in the world in which to live. In addition, you will live a happy and fruitful life, and this book is a record ofwhat will prove to be one of the happiest phases of your life. aff-eff

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FO REWORD What you are to be, you are now becoming. This is the theme for your 1959 MONITOR. As the years go by and you achieve many of your ambitions, you will peruse this, your 1959 MONITOR, and think of all the work you did to achieve your aspirations. You will remember the activities-sports, formal dances, plays, assemblies, to name a few-which you and your classmates enjoyed. Yes, together with the help of your teachers, you eventually will realize the truth of this maxim: What you are to be, you are now becoming. ALICE BOYLES Editor-in-Chief

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R' lr 1. H. wa.,h , ,I . . ' ' ,4 2 3. . X e. ff39 ig i f 'lif lL,fI'21T' .e FOOT? H ffl? Fe 1 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Trinity County has never been more aware of the importance of education. It recognizes that its ability to continue to grow and establish itself depends on the quality of education it provides for its children. The wealth of information and training it gives to its children will extend far beyond its county lines and Will help maintain our nation's leadership. We have entered the race for outer space supremacy, and this race can only be won by an educated nation. We must not let fall on our shoulders the burden of responsibility for failing to educate these young citizens.