Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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If the underclassmen can equal the records of our athletes, our scholars. and those whose hard work made every school event memorable and suc- cessful and set new ones that will be an inspiration to classes that follow them, then they will fulfill our fondest expectations. That twinkle in his eye will enable Mr. Cook to contend with the in- numerable excuses for absences, tardiness, and slips from class. VVe were never clever enough to originate new ones, and we know our successors will have no better luck. But more important than that, they will find him un- derstanding, sympathetic, and more than willing to help them solve their problems. He will always listen to any idea, however hare-brained, but will tactfully and conclusively set its originator to thinking more constructively. Leaving bliss VVilliams with the task of shaping this year's irrespon- sible juniors into a senior class worthy of filling our shoes seems somewhat ungrateful after all she has done for us. However, she will, as always, meet the problem with grace and dignity. This year, as usual, the juniors have assumed the arduous responsibil- ities of decorating for Baccalaureate, Class Day, and Commencement. Re- membering our own difliculty in performing those duties, we truly appreci- ate their efforts. Our story is the story of millions of fortunate seniors all over the Uni- ted States. It is the story of a nation whose forefathers, with vision and foresight, endowed them with the richest heritage on earth---freedom of thought. To these, and to those who persevered, set an excellent example, and who guided our nation with a constant and brilliant light, we leave our thanks. THE CLASS OF '49 Wann 2066 ELLEN KAROLYN CHRISTENSEN 95.85 WILLARD EARLEY ....... ..... 9 1.89 HERBERT REESE .........,,,...,.........,...... 95.05 DELORES KASHING .. 91.87 PATRICIA ROSS ............ 94.37 THEODORE THOMSEN 91.73 MARY LOU CWENS ....... ...... 9 4.28 CAROLYN JOHANNES 91.71 SIDNEY NICHOLS ........ . .... 94.15 LEONARD DICKEY .......... ..... 9 1.33 ARLIS JOHNSON ...... 93.15 THEODORE HOFFMAN 91.33 EDITH LANO .................. ..... 9 2.76 CARLNA JONES ................ 91.30 DONALD OSTERGARD 92.63 CARCLYN SM1'1'H ..... 91.14 THELMA SAVELICH ....... ..... 9 2.27 GLCRIA BYRNS .. 90.60 HERBERT GRENLAND 92.14 IXIIARILYN EVANS .......... 90.53 DANIEL HARTOUGH ..... 92.14 CERALDINE BLAND .. 90.52 DEAN THOMPSON ...... ..... 9 2.14 RCYLENE BYRNS ..... 90.51 MARGARET MCNEIL ..... ,.... 9 2.10 KATHRYN ROOT ....... 90.45 MICHAEL GUNNING ..... ..... 9 2.07 CAROL NICHOLS 90.40 ROBERT STROM ........................ ....,.. 9 1.93 ROBERT WALKER ...,. 90.21 LELA BRIGGS ...... ..., H. ..,, ,,,, . .. . .. 90.17

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:me-teas fe lends always ge Dee ,llukif l1UiC'fIAlt'lI1l.Y, lllll lcvvp ilu' old,' Yvllfhft' nrt' .vil1'er, llll'.Yl' are gold. ,XVUTC-lllllfll' frir'111l.vl1ip.v, liler nm: ieinv, .lgv ftill mvllott' and . r'fim'. f'il'll'II1lXlZlf7J flml ll111't' .vlood flu' l4'.fI--- Time and t'lIt'1II-gl---IIN? 5I!I'f'l'V lufsf, Brom' may ferinlclv, lmir grow' -Ilfllyj l rfr'ud5l1ip l1l'i't?l' lcnoitgv zlrfmy. For 'mid ol1lfriv111l.e, lrivd and lrnv, Onrfr more tea our youll: rcnetc . Clzrrislz -fl'll'Ilfl.Ylllf7 in your l11'f'11.vl--- Xen' is good, lm! old is l1e.vI,' .llzzlcc neu' frivnrls, lull keep zlzv old,' Tlzosz' nn' .vilt'4'1', Ilivse are gold. josiavu P.-xRm'. S All-INIBICRS of the Class of '49, we bid farewell to Hoquiam High School to enter the mature world with the full realization that nothing can ever quite take the place of our school days and the friendships of youth. For these past years have truly been golden ones with hours spent in fellowship which will be remembered nostalgically through all the years of our later life. Nlay all future graduating classes enjoy their school days as much as we have, and to insure this We bequeath them the same enthusiasm and clean spirit that have always characterized every phase of Hoquiam school life. Nlay they always be true to the traditions that have been built up in the past. To our retiring superintendent, N111 H. C. Crumpacker, we leave our sincere good wishes and the hope that he may enjoy the peace and tran- quility of a well-earned vacation after twenty-seven busy and constructive years as head of the local school system. Congratulations to his successor, Mr. VVilliam Bohrnsen. XVe know that his relations with the students and faculty of the Hoquiam schools will be both pleasant and profitable. We envy him the associations he will en- joy for years to come, ties which we are just about to break. Althought there may have been times when the faculty doubted the fruits of their efforts, we promise that college records and post graduation accomplishments will reassure them. Former graduates have consistently made higher grades than the state college averages, and we feel that our class can continue that practice. 22

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