Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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DEDICATIO We, the class of 1945, dedicate this Tiger to former students and graduates who gave their lives in the service of their country during World War ll. Carl Victor Anderson Miles Edward Barrett Jack Burke Leo Carde Donald Lee Charles Homer Coates Alan Deatherage Leslie Endicott Malcom Fortier Frederick Fulton, Jr. James B. Glosner James Marshall Hansen Raymond Fremont Holbrook Robert Coleman Imhoff Fred Kopeinig Wilfred Eugene Lofgren Walter Raymond Martin Donald Frank McAllister Chancey Fleming Miller Robert A. Miller John Grover O'Neal Howard Frederick Price Roger Frederick Salford Glenn Smith Clifton Thew Orren Tupper Richard St. Clair Weyer Harry Eades Woodworth Orman Wellington Young, Jr. John Eugene Anderson Chester O. Bennett William E. Burke Dean Elwood Cederblom Joseph Warren Childs, Jr. Spencer White Colson Aaron Dickey Gunnar William Erickson Robert Lenwood Garrison Andrew John Gnagey Frank Adolph Harder Patrick Holland Sirthur Barrat Kay Jacob Lang Donald Gene Longfellow Everett Maskell Wallace Menane Edwin L. Miller Fremont DeForest Monteith Allen Edwin Peck Ivan Rockwell Gordon Wellesley Schafer Cornelius Snoey Clyde E. Thomas Eric Van Werald Jack Wheeler Ward Kenneth Wortman Jack H. Zeimantz John Frederick Anderson Charles Edward Black Jack Butler George Waterman Chandler Richard Chiles Clair Livingston Daniels Daniel Milton Eby Curtiss William Finney, Jr. Owen Gaskell Edward Curtis Graybeill Don Carlos Hempstead Patrick Arthur Hutchinson Gustar Donald Kiosness Donald LaRose Terrence Maloy Bud Mason Edward Mescher Glen William Miller Allen C. Myrhow Campbell Powell Richard Raymond Rolfe Stanley Seehorn William Benjamin Sprague, Jr. Kenneth W. Thornburg Wilson Beckman Weber Lee Wilson Robert Charles Wouters Twilight lays a wreath of sunset On each cross-starred mound - The glory now is gone. TAPS By Mary E. Stiles The cup of morning flowed Sunset and twilight sweet vanish - With youth and love, They sleep -that The afternoon held vengeance tomorrow As a sword, And courage was a shield Against the night. But night came on quiet feet, and The shield lay still. 5'Data to March l, 1945, supplied by Thomas Teakle. There may be a dawn.

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MISS RACHEL DAVIS Girls' Adviser WILLIAM W. TAYLOR Vice Principal