Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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X ,Je MEMURIU Personal impressions remain even though the person who is reflected in them has gone. Such is the case with Miss Elizabeth Baskett, who met her death during the Christmas vacation near Ellensburg. Her quietness and simplicity outlined a character which won its way into the hearts of the many C. H. S. students who knew or had her in their classes. She possessed a sense of humor and cooperation which earned her the appreciation of the Senior class. Words alone can not express or make vivid the personal- ity of one who is gone, only flickering memories can do this. Though Miss Baskett is no longer on the teaching staflf she still remains in the fore- ground of memories that have built Centralia High School. . .gay ffffawf I ?Zq'f6VUyfflY

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DEDIC T10 With constant driving in developing two-on-one blocking for a single- wing line or with a friendly smile as he welcomed the Freshmen at the beginning of the school year, Mr. Harold Gehrke appeared in the nucleus of C. H. S. activity. Moving up from the Vice-Principal position, he became Principal in 1949 when Mr. McIntosh left. For two years he remained in the key administrative office of C. H. S. Serious internal injuries made him absent from this post. The entire student body and faculty are preparing for his return next year. His cooperation and cheerfulness made it possible for the many student activities and lasting relationship between all the departments of the school.