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Have reverie . . FOREWORD As the pages of this book are opened, eager eyes search the page for a familiar face. Page after page brings back memories which are stored away in the inner chambers of your heart. In the years to come these memories will be brought out and you will reminisce, thinking of all the things you used to do-the people you once knew, but who now are gone, and you will remember the halls, ringing with quiet laughter, you will remember the steps you passed over day after day carrying you on to new and different thingsg you will have all this to remember. These things are yours forever and can never be taken from you. So, as you go to far and dillerent places, remember Centralia High School and all it held for you . . . the people, the places, the games, and the dances. We hope this Skookum Wa Wa will help you in your reveries. Page 2
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I' D KO0KlIM W I9 ' published by the Annual Stuff MARILYN ZANDECKI Editor CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL CENTRALIA, WASHINGTON
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Grete Ek Dr. Pcxvamcmi Three people gave a cosmopolitan air to Cen- tralia High School, this year, making students aware that people in other countries have the same problems, same desires, and same goals as we have. Dr. Victor Pavamani, who supervises a large school system in India, taught world problems. In addition he was an instructor at the junior college, made more than a hundred speeches to organiza- tions, and conducted adult classes. Centralians mar- veled at his easy adjustment to the American idiom and to the peculiarities of life in the United States. Grete Ek, an exchange student from Norway and a top student here, participated in much of the hubbub of extra curricular life. It was not uncom- mon to see the vivacious Grete selling refreshments at athletic contests, kneeling to paint signs, or strinving crepe paper in the gymnasium. Rodrigo Castro, a Costa Rican, was known throughout the school for his winning smile, polite- ness, and friendliness. The whole school has profited by their brief stay here, and we say goodbye with regret. Be- cause they were good ambassadors of their coun- tries, because they promoted understanding among us, and because they added three new friends to our list, we respectfully dedicate the 1959 SKOOK- UM WA WA to them. Page 3 will honor t . 2- ol DEDICATION X ,- . .sexism N .N t x Rodrigo Castro
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