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

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Valedictorian The time has come when another class is ready to leave. but not one of us, I'm sure, will go without many pleasant memories of our high school days at Snohomish. Besides :i great many friends that we have made at school, we have tried to gain a store of know- ledge and experience to help us on the road ahead. As I leave, may I thank the faculty and every one else who helped to make my four yezirs a success. Good-bye and good luck! SHIRLEY LARIMER, Valedictorian Saiutatorian Of the many important events which take place in high school perhaps the most hope-1 for and, at the same time, the most feared, is graduation. Such uneasiness is understand- able, for at this time the senior pays his final respects to his school and sees many of his classmates for the last time. I believe that most of the seniors will agree with me when I say that the four years spent in S.H.S. have been valuable, not only scholastically but so! cially: and they will join me in thanking the faculty and administration for their part in making our high school years successful ones. Good luck to the Class of '45, and to the underciassmen go my best wishes! ANN DOBBS. Sulutzitorizin Senior Class Officers President, Don Hofstrancl: Vice President, Margaret Andeison: Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Larimer, Adviser, Miss Ruth Fowler Page Nine