Charles Francis Adams High School - Bantam Yearbook (Clarkston, WA)

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I A 5 Q Foreword We ale now on the tllleQhold of a Post Wal Wolld OU1 efforts thloughout the vt dl have f1!ldllX bolne thell fl Lllts as 0111 46 Bantam opem a neu llOllf0ll to student llfe The polt lls of old C H S ulll soon be open to Vs ondel ful nevt developments and along ulth these goes oul flttlng theme Post 511119 tlme began men have stllx en to OVQICOITLQ the l7d1l1QlN of IQUUICIIICQ SU1l61NUtl0l1 md feal We ue non Ill lnexx focus altogethel Oul whole l1xeQ happlness, and Ul'ldQ1f'qtdl'lCl1llg of the pl oblemq of oul fellovt s ale b1Ol1glll1 about bv educatlon, a promlnent f 1Ct01 IH oul succees lll llfe So we, the xouth thlough educatlon, Qhall hold hlgh the tolch fol AmQ1lC3l Three . i I ' l . 1 . I K - I 1 1 I Q v4 I I . I V . . . I l I 1 . I 4 w I , rl 0 I ' I'r 'Y . ' I I 1 4 L Q C I . I I v. '1 v I v '1 . - - 4 ' 7. v -' w 4 . ' - U 1 ' m s. I. '- W1 ' H Wal Bc utatlon. in 1 . -- 4 s 1' y I , . A 4 I I' I- ' - -. z w -V1 ' ' . 1 I I ,A x ,K I I I v . 4 v N 1 I v . v C L I . n, 4 ' ww 1 r ' 1 1 Y-1 1 I I ' . I D . I 5 I . 1 w . 0 v C I , en I -V , I . H ' , ' 1 I . .

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D e d 1 C a t 1 o I1 POST WAR EDUCATION Educatlon IS a b tter s feguard OI l1 t IC '1 C t Il dmg a y EUWGTG E re School houses are th rerub1 C n hne ot lOIlll tlcns Horac Man An ence must b strong trong eroug to 1 et CII y attacks agamst her way of hfe from armed aggressors strcna to solve her do nest1c problems by peaceful democrat1c means To t1e b.11ld1ng of a stronger A 1 r1ca tr1e schools of the Nat1on are dedmated By the pat1ent process of edun anon they seek to develop 1n the youth of the land those essenhal sk1lls and that devotlon to our democrat1c way of l fe 1 1 h nuke fo '1at1onal un1ty and strengtn lo 1 W Stuctebfrkcr Tnese quotahons only a few of 1unare s t1at could ln s 1 m 1ca 1S only as strong as 1ts c1t1zens To be strong young C111 1ust develop phys1cal 1ntellectual soc1al and sp1r1tual st engtl T 1 cS ol U war have focused attennon n ere t an ever oh school Cnd ea Among the many proposals that are sweepmg tl rotg e sc TO ls CI the Nat1on are New and modern scl ool plants and fac1l1t1es better gu1aance of youth phystcal QXCIT1lT1CIllONS for all w1th n att to eclth ana physlcal educahon school lunch opportun1t1es for vo nnonal tra1n1ng ex tended educahon to 1nclude tl e t nrtee-nth and fourteenth year rmre emphas1s on the sk1ll sub1ect or thre R s ennched curnculum throual better hbrar1es schools servmg as commumty centers better att ntton to the ne as of eac'1 1nd1v1dual pup1l better framed teachers and many other nnorovcd methods and plans too numerous to ment1on here lt IS our hope and des1re that Clarkston Schools Wlll contn ue t lead the DYOCQSSIOU and offer the best to the youth of our com'nun1ty M L Martr Fwe I I , ' ' e ' . a ' ' be-r y tl' 11 1 s C .1 rm V- -f ' ve ctt. e sl fic: ' c ' Xica Q. 1 ce n. 1 ' e . st 1 11 he 1 ' ' ' ., ' . c 1 . 1 1 ' ' . it e ' 1 ' l 'wvlllfl' f r 1 f ' ' - ,hz . ' ' t Q- . , of 1 a 1 A cz1c ez, l a te the faith our citizens l1ave always had in education. They know that a nation ' ' . H , fwzens TI L c A v - -V - s 1 1 , , r 1. :1e exgpenercc 11e iv , 21 1 s 1 ,,j1lCfIllCI'1. . A ' 'i 1 it th, 2 o ' 5 Q .1 ' ' , 'lr r are ention , li . , ' ' ' 1 ' 4: ' ' C1 t ' ' : - ' V I .l l do A 1 I Y 1. , A 4 l ' ' S We ' 7 V ' . o ' . J 1 . ' ' Q ' ' , 7 ' ' oe ' 1 ' ' ' '1 , o l L 1 .