Waverly School - Annual Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Q .Anlafldfi O Q OI'JGl1 ry ' Ong 57 M 1, H , v Hrs. Anne Hubbard Marian Jtetsnn I. iv.,- :Q 5 I' , cgi Hrs. Frances Germain Wayne L. Bonham

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WAVERLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTI seas WILMARTH STOCKTON. CALIFORNIA JACK E. DASELER DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL ISupe1'intendent's Message February 3, 1953. Deer friendsg ' , During the past few months we have been through a few trying times, and have experienced the feelings of happiness as well as those that accompany the feeling of disdouragement. They say that nothing ' of value in life comes easily. If this be true, then it becomes very clear to us how valuable the feeling- of peace and contentment is to our school. At the present time, the future still holds the door closed for me. However, not'looKing ahead, but back, I can see the more pleasant happenings and the very fine friendships that I have enjoyed with both students and parents during my two years as principal at Waverly. c Our difficulties have, I believe, impressed upon many of you as never before, the importance of sound administration and sincere, open-minded governing board members. The fate of your schools are very much in the hands of these individuals, and the contribution your school will make toward bettering citizens, both student and adult, is determined by the policies and enthusiasm of your administration and board. . With the experiences of the past helping to make all of us the wiser, I hope that none of you, whether student or parent, will forget the importance of the school to you. ' 'Q- .3 Q: . I God, bless all of you. ' . ' ' Sincere ly,

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lawrence J. Evans Joseph Ward Had'913S3L9ft5T10udgSOn Faculty Leon Rovetta 1 H V Robert Corra Instrgmental music. Mrs. Eleanor Jaques