Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Board of Education Next in, importance to freedom and justice is popular education, without which neither freedom nor justice can be permanently maintained. SEAT!-:nz A. D. Donnell, ,luck M. Logan, Clnu-les S. McKinslry, E. A. Ralston, lvillard Lohnes STANDING! Phillips Taylor, E. Horslund, Merl W. Parr, YV. A. Dewees PRESIDENT ............ CHARLES S. EICKINSTRY SECRETARY AND BUSINESS MANAGER . . . E. A. RALs'roN SUPERINTENDENT . . A. D. Donnell . . Xvillllfll Lollnes E. Horslund ..... Charles S. M1'Kinstry . Phillips Taylor . . . XV. A. Dewees Merl W. Parr . Term Term Term Term Term Term Term . JACK M. LOGAN expires expires expires expires expires expires expires 1946 1946 1946 1947 1947 1948 1948

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The taff EDITOR .... . PATTY PETTIT ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . MARIAN CARRIGG BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . JACK SAGE CIRCULATION MANAGER . . HARVEY COONTZ JANUARY CLASS . . . JUNE CLASS .... EDITORIAL COMMITTEE JOCELYN SI'RoBRIucE, Chr. JIM MILLER ELYNOR WEISS MARCIA DRAKE JACK Fox MARY LONGFELLOVV PHOTOGRAPHY NANCY BERNBRUCK, Chr. GLENN SCHREINER LOSVELL SEGEII FAYE TUCKER BONNIE BUNTEN MARILYN BRosHAR EDITORIAL ADVISER . BUSINESS ADVISER . . . MARY Lou DEITS . . . . . .IEANNE CONE PRODUCTION COMMITTEE PAT BROSHAR, Chr. BEVERLY Ancoclc JEAN MoRcu1vI .IACQUELINE SANIIBERG HELEN EIBEY FLOYD HERSHBERGER JIM PAISLEY LILLIAN PEDERSEN TYPISTS GERALIIINE BARRON LA VONNE CHRISTIASON MAx1NE KENIJALL CAROL WILSON BEVERLY MADSEN . MISS FAITH KURTZWVEIL . Mxss DOROTHY WILSON WAHAWK af 1945 5- - - ' Pgwiflflxifrgnxrnfa-,,gfvfdsnf,-amgiygffgiqq, N, ' ff'-I - . . A ,Q ,Mg - f - A ,,, If X .' 1. ' . 'fn V 5,1 L'-f:m'NnfY A . I fsgfx f TWT IE.E . -N .,.l..:- U.,-,.,,,FJ:T ,gwjavumy-I.!1'f:,-4,,.Q,1. ,f:L,TL.:.L.E . '--1:1 1 ., gi ,J ,,,v:j J-Ng .-.,.,,Y.,,A.Z, ...U .A 5 .MLAI:,..,1Qw,,..Jx,xy,,WkgM5Lm.,.Ak5i,l L 'Y nit nlv U : i -1 I K B A sv Q' T .vu-.N . -4 ,AMY 1 jg A Y. ex ,nl J 1- C 1 . , , 4 -fun., N 4. TIQLRRX I gmqx r ,iq vmxqzu 1' ,Iv-3.-. A 'nn 'R Lv A Q Vsiw. 'L,Y' 'I ' ' .I I-14 rr I wmv I x-I, -: 'C ' p I 4 1- 6' 4 , A pi ! - qu rv , I Y .I Y A- .'......I-an r K' 'N Alf., 5 Je, T, AX f ,..., ...N W'--vw-.Q , ru- I- MY.-:L E. I I ,

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Superintendent ,lack M. Logan To the Class of '45: I have watched with interest and pleasure your ac- complishments during your three years at West High. These have been years of stress and turmoil for all the world. You have responded generously to every call your couutry's need has placed upon you, and yet you have maintained the normal activities of high school life. Our memory of these years will be a happier one because of the way our high school pupils have con- ducted themselves. ,X I, O, The interests of childhood and youth are the interests of mankindf' To the Students of West High School: A school year is brief and presents an ever-changing pattern of interests and events. Classes, contests, pleasure, triumphs, friendships, disappointments-an endless stream which makes up a year of our associations to- gether. As this school year draws to a close, perhaps we cannot grasp its significance in its entirety, but I am sure that as the memories which may 4'pop for you grow deeper and more meaningful with the passing years, you will become aware of its full import upon your lives. The keen edge of memories may be dulled by the years, but their luster is never dimmed and needs only refreshing to he brought back and enjoyed. I trust that this book lnay be an everlasting font wherein you may refresh your memories of a year well spent. Principal Willinnz W. Gibson