Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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DEDICATION Our high school days will live again only in memory. This Anvil is to remind us of the four happiest years of our life. Our yearbook is like a locked chest filled with old memories. When we open our Anvil and turn to the printed words and pictures, we unlock a series of recollections that we little dream of now. In our youth we little heed the past or present. We look to the future. It is only when the years pass on that we turn back to the light of the past. Only then do We fully realize the happiness of these beautiful golden days of our youth. Page Three

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Page Four DEDICATION CLYDE E. KELLAM The passing of this year marks the retirement oi Mr. Clyde E. Kellam who has served twenty-nine years as a teacher at Washington High School. His patience, excellent counseling, and his outstanding teaching ability will be missed by all. His leaving creates a vacancy that will be hard to fill. Mr. Kellam received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University and his Master's degree from the- University oi Chicago. He taught two and oneehalf years at McKinley school before coming to Washington in 1923. In addition to his duties of teaching, Mr. Kellam acted as Dean of Boys and Assistant Principal. He has very ably carried out both jobs. We graduating seniors shall always remember Mr. Kellam. not only for the education we have received from him, but also for the friendship and guidance he has given us.