Snohomish High School - Kla Ta Wa Yearbook (Snohomish, WA)

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I Y 5 Administration It seems impossible that the time has come to say good-bye, You of the senior class of '45 have become so much a part of us that it is difficult to think about school without you. As we look back over the four years during which you were with us, we find large groups of you in all school ac- tivities- Honor Society, football, basketball, social events in fact everything that concerns the good of the school found you present and interested. Throughout this period, too. there was a real minimum of unpleasant problems. I can think of so many more pleasant and constructive things for which you are responsible that the few un- pleasant spots become entirely buried. This is as it should be. We know that you will go out from the high school and do whatever your job may be in a manner which will be an honor to you and to all of us. In all ot the days to come we wish you the best ot' success. As difficulties Come to you, they will worry us. too, but we know in the end you will conquer all problems and live an interesting, con- f? structive, and happy life. Cur best wishes go with you. XP. A. WRIGHT It doesn't seem that the time is here already for your class to graduate. I would like to thank you for your fine cooperation and attitude in this my first year as your principal. There have been times that I have had to depend upon you for a good deal of help. and your response has been of great assistance. For the future I wish you the best of every- thing. There may he a delay in the plans that some of you have, but I know that you have per- severance and faith enough to reach a goal that will provide an abundant life for you. Often I ani reminded of a statement that I once heard, If you have done your best, you have done every- thingg less than your best. nothing. f STAN BATES 'W' MRS. LEILA DOLSEN MISS ETHEL SMITH MRS. RUSSELL DAY Page Six

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l Q- 1 ' x 'QQ' 455. G-1 gg 1, ' L. IA... Faculty DOROTHY ANDERSONiHome Economics, Honor Society+Nor1hern Michigan College of Education TED BRITTEN--Agriculture, F.F.A., Freshman Adviser, Jr. Hi Football and Basketball Coach-W.S.C. RUSSELL DAY-Art, Hi-Y Adviser-W.S.C. RUTH FOWLERwChemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Senior Adviser-U. of M., U. of W., Stanford ANASTASIA FURMAN- Latin, History, EnglishfRipon College, U. of Wis., Northwestern U. RALPH GARMAN-Radio-U. of W., McPherson College of Kansas, U.S.C., O.S.C. FRANCES HODGE-English, Junior Class Adviser-U. of W. ELEANOR HOEM-English, Play Coach-U. of W. MARGET ISAACSON--Home Economics, General Science-W.S.C. RUSSELL JONES--Agriculture, Machine Shop-W.S.C. JOHN MILES--Gov't, History, Baseball, Boys' Club Adviser-U. of I., O.S.C., W.S.C., U. of W. LAWRENCE MUNIZZA-Boys' P.E., Math., Basketball, Football, Fresh. Adv.--C.P.S., W.W.C.E. RUTH O'KEEFE-Library, Spanish-Linfield College, U. of W., W.S.C. RUTH ONERHEIM-vEnglish, Thespians' Adviser, Play Coach,-St. Olaf RUTH PETERSON-Personnel Director, Psychology, Girls' Club--W.S.C. SHIRLEY ROGERS--Girls' P.E., Health-W.W.C.E., W.lS.C. LOIS ROSS-Mathematics, Drill TeamAW.S.C. ADA SEABURY-Typing-West Michigan Teachers, Chicago Gregg Normal ETHEL SMITH-Commercial, Girls' Club-W.'S.C. STEPHEN SMITH-Biology, Photography, Civics, Sophomore Class Adviser-O.S.C. MARGUERITE SNAVELY-Band, Choir-W.S.C., U. of W., Northwestern University DONALD WHITESMITH-Aircraft Construction, Sheet Metal-Bodden College NOT IN PICTURE: JOE APRILL-Mechanical Drawing, Auto Mechanics-U. of W., O.S.C. PHILIP COPE-Boys' P.E., Vocational Counselor-U of Southern Calif., U. of Wichita CHARLES PAITNE-ShopfU. of W. Page Seven