Deer Park High School - Antler Yearbook (Deer Park, WA)

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X SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The activities of the seniors and their efficient and understanding class advisor remind us that another group of young people is about to march forth from Deer Parlf High School. It is the class of '43 making preparations to go out into a confused and uncertain world. As you endeavor to bring into this yearbook the high lights of your four years together, may I wish for you as much pleasure in reviewing its pages as I have experi- enced in playing a small part in your student life. You are experiencing for the first time something of what your association with teachers and fellow students has meant to you. What was once a routine task is beginning to take on a new and enriched meaning. Regrets over opportunities neglected may take their secret toll from the fullest ioys of accomplishment. If this is true in your case, have courage, for you are on the way to success. You have not failed. . I have watched you searching the pictures in the corridors for fellow alumni who have entered our country's service, received honors at college, or gained recognition in the many fields where character and ability are demanded. You have experienced iust pride in the feeling that a fellow alumnus has made good. You were glad to know that he or she was a fellow student in Deer Park High School. 'Ne all await with breathless interest news from the far-off battle fronts on land, on the sea, and in the air, for our boys and fellow students are in there with everything they have. They are giving all that they have in order that we may be able to carry on here at home. I know that future students of Deer Park High will look into the class of '43 and find those who have rendered outstanding service to our country. As you face your new duties, may you do so with confidence that those at home are carrying on the traditions you would keep alive. May you feel that their loyalties are with you. The Great American Dream may be trusted to you graduates as you go to help build a better world for tomorrow. A wish for the best in life for each one of you, and a speedy victory and a safe return to all who are called to the service of our country is the prayer of your superintendent. -E. M. BLEVINS XX. I x A

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