Kelso High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Kelso, WA)

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O IV 21-,DQZHOZAI zvflllfljlfllf 5 Message It 15 our srncere hope that all of us can look back upon the 1950 51 school year as a successful and enjoyable one Surely the many act1v1t1es depxcted rn th1s BAGPIPE reflect rn a frne way the wrllrngness and abrlrty of many of you to assume responsrbnlrtles and do a good job rn our school communrty Each of us must judge the relatrve success of the school year not only rn terms of the amount of pleasure or enjoyment we have derrved but also rn terms of the amount of personal effort we have put forth toward makrng our school a better school We on the faculty hope that we have succeeded rn our role as gurdes and counselors we hope that we have not too often been unmrndful of the fact that our success as teachers rs rn drrect proportlon to the degree to whrch you as students are prepared to take over the many responsrbrlrtres mvolved rn the contrnumg act1v1t1es of the school We wrll feel that your hugh school experxences have been of the rrght krnd nf upon graduatlon you can go out unto the adult commumty and actrvely partrcrpate as a cxtxzen of a democracy rn nts affalrs May we wrsh then for you graduatmg senrors a useful and abundant future and for you returmng sopho mores and junxors another school year rn which we can work together m a sp1r1t of understandrng and frrendshrp 9 'Y t 0 .ov - x., 1:74 f MP1 1 v fa!

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vigil? YS' G' xllllen we up rinfmdmfiv Message The future course and success of our great nation is in a real sense in the hands of the young people in our schools today. The extent, therefore, to which these young people develop a deep sense of respect for the great principles upon which our government is based and a feeling of personal responsibility to see that those principles are observed and maintained is of utmost importance. We hope, students, that as you turn through the pages of this book you will be reminded of the many pleasant days you spent in Kelso High School. We also sincerely hope that you will feel that through having been here you have been enabled to become better citizens, that you are more adequately prepared to take your places as useful, worthy, adult members of the community and nation.

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, X17 gfif rf Y WILLIAM BAYNE EVELYN BOSTROM JANE BOUFFIOU ROBERT BOWHAY Mechanical Drawing Senior English, Publica- School Nurse Visual Aids, tions, Echo and Bagpipe phy, Chemistry, Physii advisor. MARIE BUCKLEY LOUISE BURKLAND BERNARD BUTLER CAROLYN BUTLER Art, Brush and Palette Library, Library Club. Band Director Biology,AuditoriumClub. Club. Lassies, gdfllf y SAMUEL ANDERSON History, Sophomore Eng- lish, Hi Y. DENO GAFFI Wood Shop