STAFF

Reporters:

Senior                                         Darcia Bates
Junior                                        Dewey Cowen
Sophomore                                  Linda Shank
Freshman                              Celeste Erickson
8th                                        Beverly Leininger
7th                                           Jo Ellen Strang
Sunshine                                     Loretta Kling
F.F.A.                                               Bill Norris
Band & Chorus                               Lucy Miller
Boys 4-H                                     Gene Reese
Girls 4-H                                     Barbara Stull
Jr. Hi-Y                                      Norman Ross
Sr. Hi-Y                                     Bob Jacobson
Sports                                     Loren Berkshire
Sponsor                             Mary Ellen Hission

The TYNERETTE was published by the beginning Typing Class.

THE FUTURE IS YOURS

Dear Seniors:                                                  
As the Senior Motto, Today Decides Tomorrow, implies that what is done in these school days is a preparation for future years. Tomorrow is a gift but what you do with it depends on the application of your knowledge.

Over the period of 12 years you have been preparing yourselves so that when you graduate you will be a capable actor in the great play of "Life".

For some Seniors school days are about through abd they are ready to step into the walk of life. For some graduation is a sad moment because it is the end, but it should be a happy and a very proud moment. They have achieved this plateau in education through hard work and this should act as a guiding post in directing their travel throughout life.


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Now that you are completing this step in your school career the future lies ahead. We are sure most of you have ideals or goals you want to achieve.

Your schooling may be over but there is still much more to learn. Some will go directly into jobs and some will continue their schooling. Whichever includes you at least be open-minded enough to accept advice, for what you learn today will be used tomorrow. There will be storms in your life before you reach the top of the ladder, but with faith in your heart you can ride it out.

The biggest problem you will have to overcome is worry. The basic secret of overcoming worry is the substitution of faith for fear. As a dominant mental attitude have faith in faith. Don't be afraid to trust faith.

As we close let us express our heartiest congratulations to those in the graduating
Class of '63. GOOD LUCK ALWAYS!!



CALENDAR


May 11-13                                  F.F.A. Trip

        11                     State Hi-Y Convention

        13                                    Farm Bureau

                                      County Track Meet

                                      Jr. High Track Meet

        19                                  Baccalaureate

        20                              Commencement

        24                           Last Day of School

        25                                              Alumni


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