Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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-G ..+ 4 f ff.. .,-f5THE-coYoTE-199.4- ,L Q .V H Page Dear Student: You are at the morning of life with talents for your capital. Some have one talent, many have three talents and a few have five talents. It is yours to increase, decrease or bury your capacities. There is compound interest for health, virtue, industry, preparation, service to your fellow men. Nature's laws are immutable and you have only one period to try them. There are no free scholarships in the school of Experience, and the diploma comes often too late. My wish is that you may learn from those who have failed to get a good education that it is a great mistake in life's plan to try to get on without preparationg that it takes time to learn and that a school assists you to shorten the time. Dr. Eliot said lt takes a hundred years to grow an oak, but six months is long enough to grow a squash. A fine school system is here for you with a junior College at the top, and we raise the question, what will you do about it? We think the best guaranty for success in the contest of life is about the same as in school athletics, training. Get ready, stay ready, drive hard. Sincerely, KB .gf 5 q L+ cr at U 0 I q'? '2 0 ff 0 fy : fy ly 1+ -lr ' E., E 'fb' Q -5. Cf