Washington High School - President Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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-wi Edxtor 1n Chtei Phylhs Foley Buslness Manager Kathleen Forbes To M1ss Ella Markham who gu1ded us through our sophomore and Juruor years and who IS not w1th us now we the class of 1944 ded1cate thrs book In lh1S way We w1sh to show our apprec1at1on to M1ss Markham The members of the 1944 Sen1or Class of the Washmgton H1gh School feel deep ly affecuonate toward M1ss Grace Benz for her land and effluent serv1ce as ad v1sor dur1ng the1r senxor year In recogn1t1on of her tactful guxdance and gracwusness toward all th1s PISSI dent IS ded1cated

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To the Clan of 1944: When you receive thif, the latex! addition to the family of Wafhing- ton High School Jenior year hoohf, your days at Wafhington will he nearly over, and the four yearf which you have spent with uf will have paned into the realm of memoriey. A foothall game may he loft, tied, or won. A5 you leave our Jchool to play the game of life, you may lofe it, you may tie it, or you may win. In a large meayure, each one of you has the power to determine whether the final outcome of your life will he a victory or a defeat, a Jucceyx or a failure. In the paft, the world has been too prone to meayure the Juccess of men and women in dollarf and cents inrtead of in the Jervice they have rendered and the good they have done. So, I trust and it if my sincere hope that the memherf of your clan may attain true succesx hy Jerving their fellow men and hy doing good in the world. Very Jincerel y your.f,