Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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The war brought many changes in Wa-Ki-Hi. The annual suspended publication in 1943 until after war- time shortages and limitations were eased and came out again in 1946. The old fence that ran around the athletic field was torn down in 1946 as everyone agreed that it was an eyesore. This same year also, Mrs. Mary Ann Risk donated 51,000 for a time clock for the pro- posed new football field. The future, too, holds much in store for Wa-Ki-Hi. Taking a peek into the future we can vision a new two-story high school building standing where the ,old athletic field used to be. This dream is closer to reality than you might think! We can almost hear the students as they take their places in the various rooms-a room equipped for every class and activity on the schedule. We would walk down wide modern halls lined on either side with individual lockers. On one side of the hall we would see two doors inviting us to enter the large auditorium where we could find a stage equipped for every dramatic performance imaginable. ln back of the new school we would find the new athletic field brightly illuminated at night by the new field lights. On either side of the field would be covered bleachers facing the smooth green turf. At the end of the field would stand the new time clock, donated in the memory of a Wa-Ki-Hi alumnus. Yes, the dream of a new building will soon come true but the school spirit of former students will still be there. They, too, dreamed of a new building, but they also learned to love their Alma Mater-Wa-Ki-Hi. -1 .Y4 IATHLAHIT !ClNlL ' ' 2' . li 1 EIEEEE Q 1 El E551 DEI-l 3. l ,,,...,.,.....,, l 'l5iV3ElEl5'- 'm t 2 t mrgziizwmm .1 ,

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