White River High School - TKopechuck Yearbook (Buckley, WA)

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 euCcU uf t£e SttUftMuzy fo Succeed The schools we attend and in which we grow provide us the opportunity to prepare for our adult lives. From the moment we enter the first grade until we graduate, each of us is building his own stairway to success. Through the formal training we receive in academic studies our minds are improved and disciplined. Our social development depends, in part, on another phase of school life. Participation and leadership in activi- ties teaches us to work together and to develop quali- ties of citizenship and responsibility. In the field of athletics, we are taught the importance of developing sound bodies. We learn to play together in a spirit of good sportsmanship and mutual pleasure. This annual's theme, Building the Stairway to Suc- cess, reflects on the period in our lives when we grow physically, socially, and intellectually. ALICE HACKMANN Editor 2

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 Decltcatco t To Superintendent H. N. Phillips, who has generously given thirty-six years of his life to the education of youth; affording us the opportunity to learn, know, understand and appreciate our cultural heritage. We, the Student Body of White River High School, dedicate this annual, as a token of our respect and esteem. 4