Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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acufty ALICE COOK History, Drama, Girls' physical Education, English, Junior Class Adviser, Junior Play Director, G.A.A. Adviser. CAROLYN DARRAH Typing, Publi- cations, Shorthand, Bookeeping, Stu- dent Finance Committee, Lamele Ad- viser. DONALD ECHELBARGER Science, Mathematics, Sophomore Adviser. MILES ERICKSEN Coach, Physical Education, Shop, W Club Adviser. CAROL HOUCK English, Spanish, Torch Honor Adviser, Senior Class Adviser. HARRY HUNTER Agriculture, Boys' Club Adviser, F.F.A. Adviser. NORMA MARCHI Home Economics, Girls' League Adviser, Activity Club Adviser. OD'ESSA OSBORNE Clerk and Sec- retary. E. L. GADBOIS Band, Chorus. A ELIZABETH STRAND English, Li- brary, Freshman Adviser, Student Council Adviser.

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Students of Wahkiakum High School: Edu- cation is a dual responsibility between you and your school. You have the right to expect that your high school should mean much to you and that it should be an instrument by which you climb to a fuller and richer place in life. Your high school and its faculty have the right to expect.-and to hope that you saw opportunities and took advantage of their offer- ings and teachings. If you did this, you will be able to look back in years to come on your days at Wahkiakum High School with a great deal of satisfaction and pride. ' -Julius A. Wendt, Superintendent Congratulations Seniors' Twelve arduous years of school are successfully behind you and you stand on the brink of the future. What that future may hold l can't predict-whether future school or training, mar- riage or work. Only one thing can be predicted with reasonable certainty, that to each and every one will come citizenship. Training toward active and constructive citizenship has been an important goal of education for many genera- tions. The members of each graduating class of the past have faced the responsibility even as you do today, but to you comes a new challenge of citizenship, world citizenship. Today our world, like you, stands at the crossroads. Behind it lies one stage in its development when the interests, power and sovereignty of individual nations were paramount. Whether the future will bring a successful venture into world unity will depend to a very large extent on the tolerance, wisdom and co- operation you and millions like you bring to this respon- sibiliiy. . ' -Elizabeth Strand, Principal.

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oczrcf of gcfucation BOARD OF EDUCATION Walter lrving, Chairman Harvey Gorman Britanus Vik Oliver Kaipi Lyla Freitag COOKS Mrs. Frank Shuster Mrs. Lillian Anderson CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Oscar Jacobson Signe Tover George Ward Ira W. Martin H. V.. Hayes