Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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C ' KLAHOWYAHX-ax OUR BELCVED lPRllNClllPA.lL A FRIEND always but a chum for only a year. Miss Crane entered Foster September, 1927, and every one is saddened at the thought that she will not be back in September, 1928. Miss Crane, our beloved Principal, has accomplished many things for Foster. She started the year with high scholastic standards. She worked hard and willingly throughout the year. The Girls' Club was a huge success, having Miss Crane as Advisor. The Tennis Court was made possible and completed. So was the eleventh issue of the Klaf howyah under Miss Crane's loyal advising. It is not often that one works so hard and willingly as Miss Crane has done. We, the students sincerely hope Miss Crane has been pleased with us, and we thank her many times for the things she has done for Foster High School, for she has been our inspiring Principal and Friend. gc Four

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F NXNKLAHOWYAHXNXY DEDTCATTON WE dedicate the eleventh issue of the Klahowyah to Mr. Laird, who for ive years has successfully been the Superintendent of Foster School. We know that there nevcr has been a superintendent who has so well befriended the students as a whole, and the students will always place him first on their list as a real and noble friend. During Mr. Laird's term with Foster School there has been a great deal accomplished, and we, the students, feel our debt to him is one we can never repay. Mr. Laird has proved a successful teacher for three years, and a superintendent for five years. The manual training shop was built and completed under the supervision of Mr. Laird. The Com' mercial Department has improved one hundred per cent in the last five years, and is now able to be classed with that of other schools. The biggest and best happening in the history of Foster-the gymnasium- we all know was the work of Mr. Laird and the High School boys. There have also been many improvements added on to the school. During Mr. Laird's administration Foster has won Valley League Championship in Basketball, Baseball and Debate. Second place in the Lower Snoqualmie League in Basketball and Declamation. So, all in all, there never has been a better or more noble man in Foster than Mr. Laird. Page Tl

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fx ' Q E ro S+ KLAHOWYAHXNNY HELEN MEYER ...,.. IRMA STOLL ....,.EE,.. CHARLES HCBLMES ....,,.. HAROLD JOHNSON ,....,.L WILMA RUSSEL ....L, DOROTHY KIZER .,L,..... JENETTE ROBILLARDJ ....LV VERA JERVIS ..,.L,..,.L.L, VJANDA VOSS ...... KITTY CARTNER L....L DELL KENNEY ..L,.L N ORMA NEAL ...,,.,...., GEORGE ROBTNSON ....... CATHERINE VJEBSTER ...,... LILLIAN A. D. CRANE ...... EDITORIAL STAFF ....,...EditorfinfCl'1ief ....,,Assistant Editor ..,.,.,.Business Manager ....,.Circulation Manager Editor Editor .,L.....Seni0r Representative .....,....funior Representative .,......Sophornore Representative .....,,.Freshrnan Representative ..M.....,...........t.....,Calendar ,.,L..,......Snapshots ,L,...Boys' Athletics .,L,..Girls' Athletics ......Faculty Pugu Fam'