Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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The catwalk out to the Skipanon River was built during the summer. It is the only way to get to the water pumps on the river. This is the method by which we irrigate the football and baseball fields. Many cabinets have been added in the classrooms. Hard- Werking Maintenance Staff Improves WAS During the summer months, when all the students are away, our maintenance staff works hard to make Warrenton High School a more efficient workshop. The past year has seen improvements in many areas, especially the science department, where new cabinets, shelves, and an air vent have been installed. SS: . “CLIFF” HAYES IKE KEMPT

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CLASS OFFICERS, (BACK): Judy Rawls, secretary; Judie Eward, vice-president; Duane Karna, sergeant-at-arms: Kel- ly Butler, president. (FRONT): Faith Wofford, class repre- sentative; Linda Pope, historian; and Don Colby, treasurer. A Senior is measured for cap and gown. The Senior Class, the guiding light of WHS, has brightened the path like the rays of the sun through a prosperous and unforgettable year. The first ray of light fell upon the stage at Warren- ton Grade School auditorium as the Seniors performed their annual class skit. The second ray again fell upon the auditorium when the Seniors expressed their thoughts in actions with the presentation of the 1959-60 Christmas Ball. The Class Play, Educational Tour, and Skip Day were all accompanied by silver glimmers of promise and future success The final ray shone above all, because it was gold- en. It was the end of the revolving of our guiding light, graduation. From the beginning to the final turn, our light has cast a glow of hope and a bright outlook for the future. We now end our four years at WHS with just this thought: It matters not how LONG you live, but how WELL!