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

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70 7fze wa, . . . with liberty and justice for allfi Thus Congress, the governing body of our school, performed the traditional salute of our nation as it met at the beginning of the school year. But behind these familiar words was the mean- ing, the realization, that this, the first peacetime school year we had known, held new problems greater than those of our school, even our nation . . . problems of the age of atomic power. However, it has been a tradition for Centralia High School to accept the challenge of education in each new age. We realize postwar man and woman must be more highly educated than ever before. Understanding must be international. This idea was well brought out on the Hrst day this year when our principal, Mr. Mclntosh, said, We must set our goal to secure a better education so that we may fit into the new world of the futuref, This seriousness of pur- pose is reflected in both our gay and serious moments as we present our review of 1945-46, our first peacetime high school year. On the opposite page our Student Congress salutes the flag. Row 1 Bob Waring, jean Conrad, Carol Anvik, Don Young. Row 2 Bernice Forrister, Beth Swain, Pat Carson, Bc tty Anderson. Row 3 Ronald Stratton, Joe Bieker, Marilyn Southworth, Mary jean Ehret. Row 4: Bill Watson, Marilyn Hilton, Bob O'Ne'll, jackie Sherwood. Row 5 Pat Andersen, Muriel Koolier, Bob Lunt, Bertha Grunenfelder. Row 6: Chuck McLennen, Glen Mcffready, Nancy Lyon, Bill Mish. Row 7 Chuck Mason, Cordon Bill, Nat Unwin, Colleen Kendall Row 8: Joel Toothaker, Bill Mattick, LeRoy Jorgensen. ir i' 'lr ir ., 4o4 fi6e'alqanclju4licefaaafl . RICHARD BARNETT WILLIAM BELL CHARLES BISSELL HARRY BLAIR DAVID BLANFIELD EARL BRINES MAURICE BUTLER VIRGIL CARPENTER REYNOLD CRAXVFORD CIIARLES DeCRAENlE OSBER DELANO ALLAN GOODMAN ALBERT HOUSTON RODNEY IVES ROY JONES IOHN KOSTICK LEO LANDERS FRANKLIN LARAMIE VERNON LARSON ROBERT LEE GORDON LINBO PAT LOUGHLIN MERVIN MCATEE MILTON MCATEE LAVVRENCE MDLOUGIILIN EDWARD MALLOY PAUL MARTIN LOUIS MILLER EDWIN OSTER HOWARD PERRY ERNEST PICCIN ROBERT PIKE BERNARD RICE DONALD ROMBALSKI LOUIS SCHUFFENIIAUER EDWARD SCOTT 5 HARLEY SKINNER FRANKLIN SOUTHARD LEMUEL STANTON PERRY STEELE CLYDE STREET I. W. THOMPSON IOSEPH TURNER MARION VERMEER CLAYTON YVALL TED WASSON TED WEST ROBERT VVILLIAMS