Wellpinit High School - Redskin Yearbook (Wellpinit, WA)

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I rf SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Someone once said, WThe first thing which education teaches you is to walk alone.W The greatest gains in the world of human endeavor have come from men and women who have learned to think. Certain fields of academic endeavor are offered to students be- cause they develop the power to think, to identify and to interpret factsgto have doubt as well as reasoned belief, and to divide the true from the false. Zed The minimum goals of every student should be to be present every dag to attend to all the assignments of the teachers in the best possible manner, and to try unceasingly to develop a pleasing personality and attractive person. As one is doing these things, he is making himself socially acceptable to those around him and to the world he will meet after his graduation. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I would like to comment not only as a principal but as a coach. I wish to commend our teams on their splendid con- duct in defeat, as well as in victory. I am sure our stu- dents will continue to meet success or disappointment in the same humble and upright spirit, whether it be in the classroom, in the community, uation. will be Wellpinit a happier which to have been wfwv or in their lives after grad- I am sure that we able to say that High Schoolhas been and better place in work because they here.

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John B. Flett BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. R. Hastings Chas. Tandy. Sarah Wynecoop ' ' Olive Wynne FACULTY ' Standingz, Roxy Phillips, Joseph Williams, Phyllis Attebery, Helen Schroder, Lelia Scott Seated: Francis S. Tyllie, U. O. Attebery, H. W. Blackenburg X Sm