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Over the water comes the lifted song— Blind pi eces in a mighty game we swing; Life ' s battle is a conquest for the strong; The meaning shows in the defeated thing.
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Joyce Reichert, treasurer; Gloria Kukko, secretary; Roger Vergin, president; and Daryl Hartman, vice-president are measuring for caps and gowns. Each Ship Makes Its Way Through Class Motto If You Can ' t Find A Way, Make One! September of 1952 — and Washington High School swung her doors open once more, and after all of the upperclassmen had filed in, we sophomores entered. In the beginning, we were just a group of shy, but willing sophomores, but within the next few weeks of school, we organized ourselves under four able class officers: Neil Dalagar, president; Jim Hanson, vice-president; Daryl Hartman, secretary; and Shirley Rowland, treas¬ urer. Miss Marie Schaefer and Mr. Walter Engbretson guided us in our cabinet duties as we planned our coming class party. Many sports minded boys were discovered among the sophomores as Awards day found many of them receiving letters. The girls too, were very busy with their G.A.A. and pep club activities. As a group, the sophomores attained, and retained, a very high scholastic record throughout their first year of high school. We ended our first year with a picnic in the spring. At the beginning of our Junior year we thought we were really veterans at this high school life. Once again we elected our class officers: Ramona Erickson, president; Dick Mraz, vice-president; Julie H oule, secretary; and Jim Hanson, treasurer. We were fortunate to have Miss Marie Schaeffer and and Mr. Walter Engbretson back as able class advisors. The band and choir memberships expanded to include many of the more musically inclined Juniors. The school publications also had many of our classmates serving on their staffs. In the latter part of November, we presented our Junior class play Men Are Like Streetcars , directed by Mr. Harry Martin. One of the highlights of our Junior year was planning and working on the prom, the theme of which was In A Southern Garden . We wrapped up our class activities for the year with a spring picnic. i 20
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