Issaquah High School - Sammamish Yearbook (Issaquah, WA)

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Th1s year we the 1953 Sammamrsh staff chose as our theme Conservatlon W1th1n the past few years lmpendmg questrons have sharply ar1sen concernmg future supplxes and locatrons of our natural resources Promlnent among these 1S the problem ofgpreservlng our wxldhfe Due to the extravagance and waste of our early settlers certaln mdlgenous anmfals have become sparse and some even extmct When our forefathers came to th1S country and be gan to settle on 1ts fertlle lands they thought they had found a seemmgly lnexhaustxbie sup ply of wlldhfe An examplebof then- wasteful ness through th1s type of thlnkmg has been the buffalo Once thousands roamed our mxd west plalns now they have praetlcally become Drlxgence or1g1nal1ty and a helpful un derstandlng nature are all present 1n the per sonallty of our Sammamlsh advlsor Mrs Wllson to whom we the staff of the 1953 Sammamlsh dedrcate th1s annual Th1S 1S Mrs WIISOH s second year as Annual Adv1sor and she has worked hard and d1l1 gently to help us ed1t more lnterestlng an nuals Hers 1S a long and tedlous Job Flrst all wrlte ups must be checked thoroughly for grammatlcal errors After the wr1te ups are extlnct Th1s has all resulted from superfluous huntlng and k1ll1ng wlthout thought as to fu ture demand Fortunately today men have seen the need for proper control of QXCQSSIVC huntmg and f1sh1ng Government agencles have been es tablrshed to plan and enforce game seasons and to adm1n1ster protect1on to our danger ously low supply of w1ldl1fe As a part of our theme we have anlmated Butch a seal who recently found hrs home ln Lake S8mmamlSh LOIS Mellon our art edltor truly deserves recognltlon for her clever sketches throughout th1s book We have enjoyed preparmg th1S year s annual and hope that you w1ll recelve equally as much pleasure readlng lt typed she must agam check them for add1 tlonal errors All plctures and general con structlon must be ver1f1ed by her In produc mg an annual there are the problems of fl nancmg havmg a qual1f1ed staff and aSSlSt mg the edltor w1th any problems he may have Mrs Wllson has more than shown her unfalllng ab1l1ty 1n th1s respect In appreclatlon of the help and understand mg you have glven us vse d9dlCat6 th1s an nual to you Mrs WIISOH Wlth slncere thanks and gratltude llr H11 ery Charles luck Glen Lundquxst Hans Forster Harxey 'Nhller T X fx 'is t s' '- 7 3 If J .,. v A , , . AS 1 I - ct xx 1 ,, 0 Q - - 4 n 1 u ,A i 1, u I 1 . Q '31, 1--F I fi . - . Q . .-1 I 4 - 0 v o n . . . 'D . Ae 1- . . . Y 5, , ' . 1 ' , n , A Q f l 4 4 Y - - . ' 1 . . . , . . .e .1 .- . . . . , 1 ,, ,.... , , , ' , 1 .- YL, V 4 . ,-A, Q f C 1 1 s ' 1 ' , . . . . , ' 1 7 - . . . - 9 . . 1 , . . . . , . . . . . . . Y . . ' . . , , ' v ' 9

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p luaidag My message this year will be different than it has been in the past It is with regret that I say goodby as your principal I have always worked with your interest at heart The mls takes I have made I sincerely felt sorry for and have been willing to make amends where possible I feel that they have been relatively few however and that in general I have been right However it 1S with sincere pleasure that I will continue as a regular teacher I do hope that I can contribute mv share as such and I look forward to this with genuine anticlpatlon To the seniors I wish only the best of luck that you will need it seems certain In a world so full of uncertainty you need something more than any one of us can supply It is mv hope that we may have been somewhat 1n strumental in our teaching in making you better able to cope with the problems which you face I have sincerely enjoyed working with you The best of luck to you Supefunlencfenifa Mme? Congratulations on your fine edition of this years Sammamish A yearbook becomes in creasingly valuable as the years roll by and lm sure th1S bammamish will prove no less valuable than previous ones The proper education of our boys and girls in America 1S the chief responsibility of the community Onlv when ue can approach our problems in a constructive positive way can we be sure of desirable results Boys and g1llS need training for citizenship for parenthood for vocations and professions and for moral and spiritual growth We must start in the home with a solid background of family l1v1ng based on strong sp1r1tual and moral values It is the duty of the school and community to cooperate with the home in the continued tr 1n1ng 1n spiritual and moral values and to introduce 1nto the young Cltl zen s life those things that will prepare h1m to become a useful citizen and to make a con tr1but1on to the society in which he lives We hope boys and girls will leave our values and with a superior background in the basic skills of life with which they may ade quately meet all the needs of life I wish the best of everythmg for our stu dents in the years to come Clifford M Johnson Superintendent f3arQlf1 vu 'H 1 I , . . . V 7 7 . 7 , .... school with a superior understanding of basic ' 1 a o I 8 7 7 . . . . . . 1 ' . . . . Q I Four