Lake Washington High School - Reveille Yearbook (Kirkland, WA)

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60060 MR , , s X Helen Orion . . . Come mercial . . . l-lonor Sociely . , . ln a modern offical Lynn Wenfworfh . . . Art , . , Don'f Fence Me ln. gli e QAM AI Schoffen . . . l-lislory , , , Are you sum, or are you iusf guessing? Doro+l1y Salferlie . . . Music . . . Thespians . , . 'lNow, leT's ialce lhaf bar again. Loyd Slill . . . Aeronaulics . . . Manual Training , . . Siege Force . . . l-le helps The boys furnish Their fulure homes. ,vii Page Nine 'IP' K N Gladys Baggaley . . . English . . . World Sfell . . . Gladiola . . I have been known lo be wrong. -- once Ollo Smiih . . . l-leallh . . . Physical Educalion . . . Coach . . . l'loly-pay-a-lifel Margaref Boyd . . Commercial . . . Busiesl woman on fhe iacully-feacher, lousedriver. housewife, molher, and aclive Redmond clubwoman. Isabelle Kaiser . . . l-lealfh . . . Physical Educalion . . . lnframural Sporfs . . . Don'l lorgel io Tele your showers girls.' Alfred Benneff . . . Band .- . Vice-Principal . . . Golf . . , ll you won? ploy you can eiwoys luke Home EC. Esfher Tye . . . Music . . . Hi, Tyev . . . Noled for her music and wriling abilily.

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azfzzgfgllif Alice McEvoy . . . Global Geography . . . Dramalics . . . Slick to your scripl, please. Slewarl Norlon . . . Science , . . Kniqhls ol lhe Axe . . . Thai reminds me ol a ioke . , . bul l can? lell if here. June Munson . . . Home Economics . . . Sick Room ... Can'l any ol you girls Tell me how lo make a soil cusTard? Nellie Gunning . . . Sludy . . . Library . . .Junior Class V . Library Club . . . Chiel morale builder, wilh a good word lor everyone. Mary Ellen Pelerson . . . English . . Reveille Sophomore Class . . . All right-l'll give yo one more chance. Rufh Vickers . . . Malhemalics . , .Girls' Club Vocalional Guidance Direclor . . .Always busy wilh her many acliviiies. u iusl wi 0' sl Russell Boyd . . . Boys' Club ...Visual Edu! calion '. . .Tennis . . . Aller a lhirleen year vacalion in Redmond, he came back home, Marienne Cadle . . . Languages . . . Enq- lish . . . She always has lhal well-groomed look. -J ' J, blockheadsf' +o lhe Red Cross I was There. Slanley Champ . . . Malhemaiics . . . Biology . . . As- sislanr Coach . . . Proud Papa . . . Quiet you Emilie Fuller . . . Lanquaoes . . . Senior Class . . . Loyally Club . . . Gel rid of your gum, or clonale Mariha Glowania . . . Social Sludies . . . Deloale . . . 404 I age ' ,YI ffn..-y.1....'.a.!.,-.. Cl...-4. If 0. fT

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This has been a remarkable year for our school. IT is a year characTerized by many profound changes: The consolidafion of The school disTricT, The planning for The new high school, The absorpTion of The Redmond sTudenTs, The changing of The name To Lake Wash- ingTon, and oThers of lesser degree. ' IT has been a year of greaT saTisTacTions. Kirkland, Redmond, and JuaniTa sTudenTs have found Tneur inTeresTs mufual and Their friendships have widened. Coming TogeTher To-form a new high school has been good for all oT us. IT has been a year of fine achievemenT. Our aThleTic Teams have made The name Lake WashingTon someThing To be reckoned wifh. We have been successful in debaTe, music, arT, dramaTics, iournalism, panels and speech acTiviTies, club and social life. lvlosT oT all, This has been a year characTerized by high morale. ImparTial observers of our school have nofed The friendly spiriT of co-operafion which exisfs among sfude-nTs and befween sfudenfs and faculfy. LeT us all resolve To derive as much as possible from The rich experiences which our high school offers. DOUGLAS l-TENDEL The sTudenTs and faculTy of The new Lake WashingTon l-ligh School deserve a greaT deal oT crediT for The happy way The amal- garnaTion of The sTudenTs from The Redmond and Kirkland High Schools proceeded. This success was undoubTedly due To The facf ThaT everyone was inTeresTed in making The adiusTmenT work. Each found The'oTher fellow had someThing worThwhile To conTribuTe To The new school. iT is perhaps noT Too far-TeTched To suggesT ThaT This example, on a very small scale, demonsTraTes how such harmony on a world- wide basis mighT bring abouT greaT good for all humaniTy. Pupils are people, and you have come Togefher from Three communifies To pool your inTeresTs and eTforTs in making The new Lake Wash- ingTon High School a beTTer school Than any This communiTy had before. LeT us hope This success presages The fuTure accomplishmenTs of This generafion as ciTizens and sTaTesmen. The world has greaT need Tor The spirif shown in your school during The pasT year. W ll 5. 601055 MISS l3ARRlE-Carrying ouT' The dufies of principals secrefaryi school regisfrar, office sfaff adviser, and hand book edi- Tor, loaves This diminulive alumna o'f Lake WashingTon l-ligh School wiTh lifTle exfra Time. buT still she can be found acTing as personal adviser To half The sfudenfs in The school af alrnosf any Time of The day. MORTON A. JOHNSON Zi- K piss Y aiS..'p..- , Page Ten