Peshastin Dryden High School - Puma Yearbook (Peshastin, WA)

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FRONT ROW: cleft to rights! Loraine Werner, Walt-sr Hopkins. Miss Watt, May Pendleton, Harold Wagoner, Miss McClew, Verna Bunkleman. SECOND ROW: tleft to right? Ed Borg, Frank Neher, Jessie Faster, Babe Bersing, Virginia Paul, Carol Borg, Maxine France, Charles Gray, Elwood Cox. AN N INUQ-All lll, SlIF1AklIFlIF Editor-in-vliief .l,.,,, May Pendleton Assistant Editor ...,... e,..,. W alter Hopkins Business Manager ,.,..... ,,,,,,, H arnld Wagoiier Assistant Manager .,...,.,... Frank Neher Activity Etlltol' ,....,........... ,,A,,,A, V erna Bunkleman Assistant Aclivity Editor ....,....... Elwood Cox Social Editor ..,................ ,,,,,4,.,,. C argl Borg Art Editor ..... ...,.Vt..V.V. ..... L o raine Werner Calendar and Jokes .,,,,, ........,..., E d Borg Sports Editor .,.,,,.,...., . tr....e,.,.,,...,..,t.,l,.,,,,,,.i,,,,,, .. ,,..,.,.,,,,, Charles Gray Girls' Athletics ,,,,.,,,...,.t,.,..,.........,....,,..,....,....,.,.......,,..,.....,.,,,, Maxine France Typists ..,..,.,.,..,..,,. May Pendleton, Virginia Paul, Jessie Foster, Miss McClew Advisers .....,,..,.......,........... .,,..,...,,...,....,,....... M iss Watt, Miss McClew Historians ,,,.. ,.,,,,... S enior, Dorothy Saperg Junior, Waller Hopkinsg Sophomore, Cora Craigg Freshman, Phyllis Van Kirk The enormous responsibility which descends upon the editor and her assistant has not caused them to pause in their earnest endeavors to make this a better book than ever before. For several years. in fact, since the annual has been published, it has been the custom for the editor to be elected from the Junior class. However, for the publishing of this annual it was our honor to have a Senior who was also the editor-in-chief last year. . Although the whole annual staff has felt the added burden they should realize the knowledge that they have gained. Through the co-operation of the editor with the few who offered to help, the annual is now handed over to you for your approval.

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1,52 AVN ..:::fg1ff-41' 1 FOFW-mn h M -V--C, reg-ll WAGON WHTEREP-rollging--winding monotonously across the green of The prairies. 'leo by some far-sight ed pioneer, who5 although countless miles intervened, saw past the hard- ships of the trail to'the ri-h, fresh soil to be had for the taking, these seekers for a new existance rolled on, Dauntlesely they rolled past the graves of the less fortunate who had struggled--and dropped by the way- side. Bleaching bones of eaitlu geve mute evidence of the blighting of high hopes by savage hand, here and there a charred, broken wagon--grim headstones P'z those whf were so mercilessly massacred in a noole endeav- or. Wagon Wheels--rolling on into Eternityg sryll the sound of their rumble ocnasionally oones to those who think high th ughts ani I d cam of Rcmenee and Adventure beyond Lheir own 'dim horizons. Farther and farther the Wagon roll those honored pioneers into the past. Turning slowly, but ceaselessly they pass over the Sands or Time. Those pioneers are gone--they live mostly in booksg and as we turn the page, lot us,too, imagine ourselves pioneers in search of a new life and a higher goal.

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