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

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-7 4 I' 4' X ' A 7 I f J . , r . k9 V' 1.,, a ! ff! 'J 'A My x Gladys aggaley HHACCII tely n to students as Cladlola Begmnlng ln th junlor hlg o she has taught Jumor and semor Englrsh ch and l Sl c then Wlth her asslstance the Washzngton or re ed -Xll kmerlcan Honor Ratlng last year Because of her 1ll1n s to h anyone who ever needed It her smcere mterest ln all dents and 1n school HHQBIFQ her frlendly smlle and her remarkable thuslasm for llvlng her students wlll always remember her when they ecall therr hlgh school days ln smcere appreclatlon we dedlcate thls 1946 Cdlll0H of Revellle to tu-'V 'lf FJ ' Y 4- ,J X Ai, V lily, , J 4' ' ' . X ng? lf 5 . ff 'lp K' X Vg . . . 'B-pf' ' . PI-IOP E are ever ax ind ' , admired, and respected as Mrs. n 1 n n , C l i , n Q In u , I . . . . p , u a . . , , rs. Baggaley. .

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, I , , y I l -. . Q 1 1 N f L A' , 5 ' Foreword IN this year of 1945-1916, the first time our nation has been at peace since we have been in high school, Lake Wfashington students have made the transition from a school-at-war to a school working-for-peace. Cone are the war bond drives, the scrap-collecting contests, and above all else-further gold stars to be added to the service flag. We have placed increased emphasis on sports and activities with the formation of a baseball team, two complete tennis teams, and a drill team. Plans for the new high school and the War Memorial Stadium were further advanced. A year of expanded club activities was marked by successful dances, banquets, and outstanding assemblies. ln every respect, it has been a good year-one that we shall remember with pride each time we read again these Reveillc pages. N 'ss f it rl 1 1 V V 6 . K I , ' ,lf it f o J . 4, ' xl - -1 1, W Nr Y' ffl' I f' l 1 Q -' A x W ' . k 1 U, I I' I X .' 'r ' f c P . ,. K 1 N - ya if 1' I

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