Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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Harry G. Knudtson, Superintendent of the Public Schools, Two Rivers, Wisconsin To Members of The Senior Class: Congratulations on achieving the goal of graduation from High School. Reaching this goal will have a different mean- ing for each of you. For some, it will mean the end of formal educationg to others it will mean the beginning of advanced study: to others it will mean a break for a time until you are able to start seriously planning your future lives. It is my sincere hope that the four years of high school study has aided you in formulating plans and that the disciplines of study have be- come fixed in your person. May I suggest the following as a parting thought? The Man Who Graduates Today And Stops Learning Tomorrow Is Uneducated The Day After. Sincerely, H. G. Knudtson, Superintendent l 1 f ADMINISTRATIOIjly,,fff There is an old saying which states that: TODAY IS THE TOMORROW THAT YOU WORRIED ABOUT YESTERDAY. Worry is not a very popular word in the physician's or the psychiatrists vocabulary these days, so let us change it somewhat like this: TODAY IS THE EQIQAORROW THAT YOU PREPARED FOR YESTER- Yes, this is the year! In everyone's life, today, the present, is what counts most. Today holds the keys to the future for all of us. What has this year meant to us in Washington High? First, it has meant carrying on with well-established traditions of our school, which have come down to us from the student body, faculty, and administration in their combined efforts to build a better school. Second, with the new facilities which became ours this year to use and enjoy, a desire to go on toward better things. Our school life has been enriched and made much happier with our new music rooms, new shops and laboratories to help us find more interesting things to do. Third, it has meant making new acquaintances, new students in our seventh and ninth grades, and new teachers with new subjects, seeming always better than before. Fourth, new experiences for many of us, contests, tournaments, festivals, field trips, a trip to the nation's capital, parties, banquets, and last of all, Commence- ment. Yes, truly for every one of us here in Washington High this we will remember as THE year. There have been others before this one, there will be others alter this one, but for this book as our record of deeds and experiences, THIS IS THE YEAR. page 5 Earl Kromer ,J 1 jj r. Earl G. Kromer, the new Principal of Washington High School

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SW . Qywmwgw Mr. Louis Posny, the new Dean of Boys at Washington High School, talks over careers with Wayne lonas and Arnie Ruelle 7 Miss Gertrude Sweetman Dean of Girls at Washington High School plans a college program for Beverly Stetfel and a twelfth grade program for Ruth lngalz -.NS 1