Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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FOREWORD DEDICATION BOARD OF EDUCATION SC PERI XT EX DENT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING ANNUAL STAFF FACULTY SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS LITERARY DEBATING DRAMATICS MUSIC SOCIETY HONOR ROLL DEPARTMENTS F( M VTBALL BOYS’ BASKET BALL GIRDS BASKET BALL CALENDAR SNAPSHOTS JOKES ALUMN.E ADVERTISERS

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y- orcwor6 --- + --- In the inevitable march of time another mile post has been passed. Our journey toward the goal of tomorrow has been shortened by t he span of one more year. While our eyes are ever cast toward the future, it is nevertheless fitting to take a retrospective glance now and then that we may the more clearly discern the future. As we look back over the road we've traveled we see many rough and stony places- places that have required faith and strength and courage to pass over. We see hills we’ve had to climb, difficulties we’ve had to surmount. Along the way we see where some have grown weary under the toilsome burden and have fallen by the wayside. These arc the ones who didn’t take the journey seriously until it was too late. Thou their comrades had forged so far ahead it was impossible for them to catch up. To them we say: '‘Forget the unpleasant incidents of the trip. Yet avoid them when you travel this way again. Remember ‘That not failure but low aim is crime’.” We also had pleasant places in t he journey. Some of it has been over wonderful highways through beautiful valleys. At these times the sky was blue, the sun was shining, the birds were singing. Nature was clothed in her loveliest garb and was exerting herself to make the world happy. 'These are the times and places that shall always dwell fresh in our memory. When in the future the issues of life shall crowd in upon us, we shall look back and see that the hard places have developed character and mental strength, the pleasant places, optimism and a good spirit. With these we shall be able to surmount the problems as they come. On the above journey we have had good pilots and we gratefully acknowledge their kindly consideration. In presenting this volume of the Sandstorm we have tried to give in picture and story some of the incidents of our annual pilgrimage. We have not tried to be over ambitious, yet we hope this book will reflect credit upon the school, the faculty, student body, and the community. We realize it has short-comings but we hope it lacks nothing in spirit. PACK rOCR