Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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A -lr ADMINISTRATIO Greetings We respectfully salute the former and present students of our high school for the role they are taking rn the present global xxar Enormous sacrifices are gladly being made As necessary as rt rs to make these sacrrfrces rn order to bring the forces of ruthless aggression to an unconditional surrender we must realize that final victory rs only the beginning Our minds must be tr arned to reason rn order to prevent the recurrence of war Crvrlrzatrons greatest tragedv rs to be found rn the rivers of blood which has been shed for unfulfilled causes and often these causes rf attained have proved meaningless rn the long run War rs a destroyer of whatever rs good Our minds must be trained to reason for war cannot exist rn the realm of reason Thrs realm rs a place where right and Justice and mercy abide with common sense tempered by love Co existent with reason must be habits of decision courageous characters and broad sympathres There must be room for another freedom freedom from ammosrtres toward our enemies on the one hand too great affection for our friends on the other When peace will have been won let us not place too great confidence rn the education of our enemies but depend upon our own strength and fairness and at the same time take care that we do not fall into the fallacy of normalcy and rsolatronrsm Let us then do everything possible to win the war but let us forever remember that genuine crvrlrzatron rs a product of peaceful pursuits never of vsar' The Faith of our Fathers will take us through the crrses and chaos of our times G L PUTNAM Supermtendent of Schools We are living 1.11 a yxorld upset by the forces of selfishness greed false idealism pagan philosophies and fanatical loyalties to the state Our lryes are being changed by this unsettled vsorld Our school has been changed to meet the needs of the hour You efforts to preserye our liberties our responsrbrlrtres and our privileges The forced changes rn our plans mean delay rn achieving the goals of our lives but yie are living rn times vshen our realization of the yalues of lrfe are becoming more vital to each of us The merits of the yrrtues vie once frovsned upon become daily more apparent We see that rf we are to build a permanent cryrlrzatron rt must be burlt upon a solid rock of under standing lo e and character Thts year s experience has been an rrrrtral yenturt rn this valuable lesson Let s remember this year as the one rn which we learned to consider rcalrtres and to rnake our Judgments on facts May rt vsell be the year vxherr vie bcgrn our duelopment tovxard competent a grcssrye manhood and vsornanhood May all of us be liner men and women because we have burlt our ln es xx ell VV M BROWN Principal of High Qchool M -XRY MacLENNAN Secretary to Mr G L Putnam Superintendent of Schools Graduate of C W C E B A 12 A 1 . ' . I ' V ' , . w Y ' ' 1 l , . n ' v' ' v ' . ' Y - lr vs ' ' - , . 1 1 ' ' 1 Q . V' . ' ' . ' V ' . . , . ' f' ' - 1 V Q K ' K.. -. . l ' ' 1 have directed and will direct your efforts to assist in the maintenance of our national . A. ' - ' . . ' L., V V ' V' . ' ' I . .I ' V I ' V' ' ' I' ' . 4 'K ' 1 I .K ' y 'VLV ' I '.. . . 'I V I V ' . ' .V at V If . 1 I ' ' K C . ' . I. 'V' K. ' V I .V V V I V V ,' . 3 V , '.' r - gf' '- . ' . f ' .- ' V I A , 1 I. . ' . ' V L. V l Y . . l , 'i l '-Q '. . V . 'I li,