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

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Fa eulty Table of Contents Classes . . . Activities . . . Athletics . . . Advertising

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Efllflllf 47 Lake Washington High School Kirkland, Washington Volume XXV Editor, .IEANNINE GARDNER Assistant Editor, ALICE JOHNSON Art Editor, MARION BURTNESS Cartoons, JOHN GAY Class Editors, DOLORES GASCH and MARY BURR Business Manager, DUWAIN McBRIDE Adviser, MISS MARY ELLEN PETERSON

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Q . K. ' 5. f rf Foreword AN EARLY SNOW in November and summer sunshine in April brought Lake Washington High School through an eventful year of 1947. Although the snow caused the Winter Concert to be postponed three times, it gave the students and faculty unscheduled vacations, one week in November and another in January. The beginning of the year found the schooi expanded in every way as general construction and sheet metal courses had been added to the vocational curriculum, and the number of pupils and teachers broke all previous records. Students' activities were also expanded as groups traveled to Seattle to present two musical radio programs. Then from the stage of Lake Washington's auditorium, a panel of students aired their views on current national and international problems, and all students were given an opportunity to express themselves over the air. Looking forward to future growth, many of the year,s events were devoted to raising funds for the Living War Memorial. Outstanding among them was the Basketball Tournament during Christmas vacation, when Lake Washington played host to eight schools of the surrounding area at the University of Washington pavilion. Throughout the year students maintained high standards of achievement in all of their endeavors-studies, art, music, athletics and social affairs. In these pages of the Reveille, we hope to have captured the spirit of the activities and events of this year 1946-47. .4463 Q-