Left Panel:
Boy on a horse drawn wagon loaded with lumber (showing transportation of the time).
Characterization of Ruth Wilinson Bethel (1890-1967) holding plans with arms outstretched as if to say "building it there"
Suspended above the background is the first Boeing built biplane and a bald eagle soars into view.
Rocky Ridge School with circa 1930's class portraits (Artist's rendition)
In front of the school, stumps signifying the lumber industry prevalent to the time and area.
Sitting on a stump, a student is reading a book and greeting the approaching classmates riding bareback on their way to school.
Behind the colorize football team, coming out of the tree background, a schools marching band.
Above them, are a boy and girl giving back to their community by planting another tree.
To illustrate the advances of education and technology, there is a girl working on a computer console.
Above the girl, to show the Boeing and the military influence in the area is a painted cutout of a Boeing built AWACS 707.
To complete the time and space transition in the mural, is the translucent spirit-like figure in the likeness of art Crate with a walking stick, Trekking and looking back ...beckoning us to follow