Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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Svwezdnteavlentfz The pictures contained in the Wasehian of 1946 gives tangible proof of activities and ex- periences of the students of Wapato High School. While we look back upon these ac- tivities as times of interest and pleasure, we should also remember that through this means we added much to our education. Education consists of something more than memorization of facts. An educated person demonstrates that he is able to apply knowledge learned. He is willing to shoulder his part and adapt himself readily to any situation that presents itself. Again, as in the past, the Wasehian demon- strates that we have tried to apply the knowl- edge and skill learned, and I am sure we have gained thereby. H. J. KRAMER Szzpeiinlefzdefzl of School! ?zdnaQeaZb Wieamge The past school year has brought to Wapato High School many successes of which we can be proud. It is always a pleasure to see youth step up and assume responsibilities and ac- complish things. Student leaders this year have cooperated in a fine way to make pos- sible such events as Student Day, class guidance meetings, assembly programs, Christmas Ves- pers, and Open House. We hope that students are becoming increasingly conscious of the fact that Wapato High School exists for them, and that what the high school is depends largely upon their working with faculty and administration in planning and carrying out- a program of work and activities wherein every pupil can find something to meet his own needs. Our congratulations and best wishes go to those who are graduatingg to those who will yet be with us goes the hope that another year will bring us additional reasons to be proud of our school. DON GRANHOLM Principal

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I I I I I To our beloved fathers and mothers, Whose patience, love, and sympathy have given us courage, inspiration, and the necessary perseverance to keep up the fight throughout the years of our high school education, do we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, lovingly dedicate this edition of our Wasehian.

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l Left to right: H. J. Dart, Frank Labberton, F. C. Olsen, Walter Hart, Chairman, john Gans, H. J. Kramer, Superintendent and Clerk. 640033041265 This is the first year under the consolidation that enlarged the Wapato District No. 54 to in- clude the Parker Heights District No. 124. This consolidation added some 225 pupils to the new dis- trict No. 206 and swelled the total enrollment well over 2000. With consolidation the School Board had increased from three to five members. The new dis- trict was divided into five Director Districts and each area is represented as follows: District 1, Frank Labbertong District 2, Hiram J. Dartg District 3, F. C. Olseng District 4, Walter Hartg Chairman of the Board, and District 5, john Gans. F. C. Olsen and Hiram J. Dart were former members of School District No. 124 and john Gans and Walter Hart of School District No. 54, Frank Labberton being the new member of the reorganized Board. To these men we owe the many fine things we enjoy at the Wapato Public Schools. PAULINE SMITHWICK SHERMAN KNIGHT EVELYN SHIRTS Secretary to ZINITA KRAMER Superintendent Secretary to Principal Superintendent School Nurse Grounds and Buildings l 3