Soap Lake High School - Eagle Yearbook (Soap Lake, WA)

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Administration Principal, RON DAHLIN To the Students of S. L. H. S, As the year draws to an end, it is time to reflect about the year's achievements. This year we can point with pride to our achievements in the academic areas. We have won honors in spelling, mathematics, and typing contests. The Science Club projects received a superior rating at a Science Fair at Central Washington College of Education. This year we continued to add to our activi- ties by introducing wrestling for the first time. During this year our athletic teams continued to improve in the number of games won and the conduct of the participants. The band has enjoyed steady improvements to the point it has become a source of pride for the school and the commun- ity. After this year the students of Soap Lake High School should be congratulated for the fine year they have given themselves, the faculty, and the community. Best wishes, Mr. Ronald Dahlin Principal of the Soap Lake High School Superintendent, WILLIAM NEWLAND This annual marks a milestone in the history of Soap Lake Schools. This year, for the first time, the Soap Lake Schools have a complete public school system from kindergarten through the 12th grade. The students, parents and teacher of the Soap Lake Schools can justifiably be proud of the many Soap Lake High School accomplishments. Outstanding records have been established in scholarship, music and athletics. It is my sincerest hope that these records will be a constant challenge to all future high school students. Best wishes, Mr. William C. Newland Superintendent of the Soap Lake Public Schools IRE NE NEWLAND Secretary

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In Memory Of Mr. Gerald Dick was born in Fremont, Ne- braska on February 21, 1894. He came to Soap Lake in 1939 and took the job of bus driver and janitor in the fall of 1950. He was always ready to lend a helping hand whenever we needed anything. In his memory, the P. T. A. is giving a S25 scholarship to a student planning to be- come a teacher. Donna Campbell was born in Great Falls, Montana, on January 8, 1941. She enrolled in Soap Lake High School in the fall of 1955. She was a junior at the time of her sudden death on January 7, 1958. Her classmates and friends will always remember her. 2

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