Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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First Row, fleft to rightj Faye Green, Faye Alexander, Elinor Zellmer, Bernice Rohlman, Janet Drake, Lila Lilienthal, Second Row, Miss McGovern, Eva McCaffery, Ardythe Ball, Caryle Harris, Neva Murbach, Third Row, Leonard Stubbs, Ray Hoople, Ray Conrad, Arnold Thompson. THE GORILLA STAFF We, the staff of this 1945 annual, sincerely hope that we have created a year book that you, a member of this year's student body and faculty, might enjoy and long cherish. Each of you in one way or another has helped us make this annual possible, to Mr. Buchanan, the school board, the faculty, and the students go our thanks for their valuable assistance and cooperation in the publication of this annual. We also want to extend a hearty thanks to our advertisers for the help we received from them, without it this annual would not have been published. The staff of this year's annual is as follows, Eva McCaffery, editor, Janet Drake, assistant editor, Ray Conrad, business manager, Leonard Stubbs, assistant business mana- ger, Ray Hoople, sports, Faye Green, classes, Elinor Zellmer, clubs, Faye Alexander, fine arts, Arnold Thompson, Caryle Harris, Ardythe Ball, art, and typists, Bernice Rohlman, Dona Jeanne Sims, Lila Lilienthal and Neva Murbach.

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SUPERINTENDENT S MESMXUE ln a speech aellvereol by former rreslderl rral knn D Roos velt on February 23 l943 he sold Now that we are on the march toward ultimate vlctory there IS an Important lob of education to be done so T at r e trag dy of war will not come again The Implications of thus statement are that we must develop an understanding of lnternatlonal Issues too strong to be shaken by speclous slogans Only educatlon can strengthen our adult populatxon ad help It reach Intelligent decisions and only educatxon can prepare the oncoming generation ot youth to approve and carry out these declsxons All forms of organized and Informal educational services should be moblllzed rn helping to preserve the peace With this end In view It would be well for us all to adopt the senior class motto The past forever gone the future stnll our own In dorng thus we would all make the most of the educational opportunities afforded us In the establishment of a lust and lastrng peace . , - ,. . . - . - A 1. 3 , . . - , I I I . . . .- . - - 11 , A .. .. , . 2 , 11 . ,, . . , . ,