Willows High School - Tattler Yearbook (Willows, CA)

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CON C DAVIS Che Qour Seasons The theme of the Tattler Revue an 1953 The Four Seasons IS a very appro prlate theme and was very wonderfully portrayed In the annual revue The theme ns very approprlate for a seruous thought or a but of advuce for young people or students The Four Seasons can be suntably applied to our loves The sprlngtlme represents early development un growth the summer season maturity development and a period of leadership and the fall and winter represent that period m our luves of retirement which can be the trust of our llves If we have carried out the previous seasons properly To you young students of Glenn County Hugh School you are nn the full sprmg realize how Important the sprung development us to plant llfe ammal lute and all forms of lnvmg thmgs at wull help you to realuze how umportant I this perlod fthe begmnung period of your llf8l IS to you You should not let frustrateon nor anythlng mterfere wuth thus wonderful sprmg development and opportumty that you have to grow both mentally and physically unto mature and well developed men and women Remember then that of all the seasons of your lute the sprung season us of the greatest Importance to you yet the sprmg season ns relatnvely short and you should make the very best of nt during your growth and educatnonal development . I I . - : - ' , , ' ' 2 I , . . I . bloom of spring. If you will just observe your surroundings ot nature in the I I I I . . , I I D I . P . . .

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BUSINESS MANAGERS ............................. BOB EKEDAHL ROBERTA RAHLFS PHOTOGRAPHERS .................................... BRUCE PERRINE JIM HOLMAN ARLENE GUSTAFSON ACTIVITIES ................................................ SHIRLEY WHITE VICCIE HEGWER NAN HEMPHILL ADVISER ................................................... MRS. MARGARET SCHRINER NQQ Q R 0 'ivgk KQJJ If N0 fff big 55 -E,..... Iwglx Q QXQ09 Q I Xjfsg gg :KJV 0 I 0 to EJ hiya, QIsQf 0 X -f 0 DI!! X Xi

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N Z I I H, ' x Y. - J r 7 x XX X' . X 1 1 R W A 'xXx V A .alll- ,. , ':,I-,J E x ..-, -3+ . ' PRESIDENT Mr . Kenneth Sexton VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. Robert E. Boyd Mr. Jack Case Schorfl l5'oard CLERK Mr. Clarence Hurlburt Mr. Elmer Silvers, Jr. 1?