Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

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ADMINISTRA T ION

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Sl'PERlN'l'ENDENT E. YV. BLAIR P1uNc11axi, D. R, L1L1.auu A 'XIII flu' 1t'or11I'.v fl .s'f111j1', .Ind 1111 the men 111111 'ZL'07I1l I1 lllI'I'l'I'lf 1II!l'ljF7'-YI Tliey l111'1'e llleir e.1'II.s' 111111 Hieir enfrrnicesg .Ind one man in his time 1llll'IjN 7211111111 paris. +IViIIlll7Il SlIllli'PS1J8Il7'8. 'IQIIUS our high school days are hut the entrance and the exit to one aet in lifeis great drama. Ylvhethcr one plays the leading role or a minor part is not so important as the degree to which he por- trays his character naturally, exactly. In this challenging drama of life, the success of the production depends upon the performance of the actors to the last man: this interdependcnec cannot be over- looked. If one player fails to give the proper cue, the desired et'- fect ot' the entire play may he forfeited. 'l'omorrow heralds the casting of new roles-roles demanding careful application of all the skills acquired. A place before the foot- lights today is but a temporary recognition, the merit of which can only he measured in terms of continued artistic performance. As the curtain falls on this scene, may the players go on to the next act, firm in their determinations to make their maximum con- tribution and eager to reflect credit upon their director and alma mater. XVintersct High School. l'111!e I-'ive