La Conner High School - Pioneer Yearbook (La Conner, WA)

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I 488 'KV the S 1? I! Edrtor Assrstanl Edrtors Busrness Manager Crrculatron Manager Assrsiant Crrculatron Manager Art Department Adv: or LORRAINE BRETVICK T KAREN JENSEN BARBARA ELEEK KEITH JOHNSTON MONTE HANLEY DENNIS LORDAN MARIAN NYSTROM VALERIA WHITTAKER MRS KIRBY ANNUAL REPORTERS Mary lnlerrolo Barbara Allen Erecl Eolwn Helen Leaf Pall: Sclraar Robert Lungaird Glo ra Mc Gerry Dunlap Do IS Palmgren Eearor Wrllup Beverlre Wrlllamsen Kenneth Rutnrulrl Janel Pctn Ea ane

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A quotatron which rs commonly made by an older person to hrs or her chrld who has sensed the seemrng tutrluty ot schoo and educatron rs The best years ot your lrte are he ones that are spent rn school As a departing Senror I am begrnnrng to realrze the tull meanrng ot that sentr ment We all know that once trme has passed rt can never be recared but o keep all your happy school days clear rn your minds the Annual Statt ot IQ46 I947 has grven you thrs book as a permanent record ot old trrends and tond memones ot the oast Due to the excessive rncrease rn publrcatron costs thus year rt has been a grgantrc task to rarse co operation ot the student body the parents and he busrnessmen ot Lafonner and Mt Ver non we have been able to surmount our numerous drttscultres and brrng you an accurate and realrstrc prcture ot lute on the Lafonner l-lrgh School campus We a so wlsh to extend our heart telt thanks to our trrend and advrsor Mrs Krrby who once more has gurded us through prttalls and seemrng hopelessness Tnrs year we have chosen the subgect Music tor our theme wrth the accent on School Days The Idea ot our theme rs to create the Impression ot the caretree days that were spent IU hrgh school and to rmprrnt thus picture upon the mrnds ot all departrng classmates As the doors swrng closed on the school year ot I9-46 1947 we see new doors ooenrrrg to a new world made possrble by the work and play ot our hugh school days Srncerery The Editor LQRRAINE BRETVICK o o l . ., , . . ,, . L 1 , . t. ' ' 'l , i I sutticient tunds to enable us to get our yearbook out at all: however with the help and generous . ' I 5 ' - ,

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14 Manage ,fm M6 GS Recently l read an artrcle rn Readers Dlgest that impressed me greatly It con cerneo the slceotrcal approach we have to everythrng and everyone the Idea that every one has ar' ulterror rnotrve tor wha they say and do l would be the last one to advocate that one be gullible nevertheless rn school lrte at least we could have more trrendly sprrrt be ween puprls and between teachers and puprls It we assurne tnat all suggestrons and rntentuons were well rneant l am sure that the taculty has no other cbjectrve tnan o gurde our s uden s that they shall becorne capable and wor hy mern bers ot soclety Q oe rw 1 soee year ror me No so to some o you l have no oou t seenns we a ave a te oency to wr ra our vmy through lr e A thrs rnofnen rniny o yot ron s oo' days were he haor es our lves So flee t e best o o ay oar y C s wr o rcu a eaaros or tornorr w r ornorrow wr' co a wr the next day Srncerely JACK E WHITTAKER I I . 4 . 7 , . y t . . ,. P . A . , r ' t . : ' 1 t N 1 A It his er C dy f r . t 5 , r l bt. It 1, N W 1 t 'sl A f 1 ' .. 1 r Q t 1 wish your school days were over. Soon you wlll have ample ooportunlty to realize your n'Jf ch l t pl tot y ' ,r . ,mi .n q ' ft ci . Do your Y- faslr tn ut any part, rf f f J ' fc o ,to t fl nw s 'll