Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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Greetings to tfjc (Class of 1911 Youth, Good Health, hi rh aspirations, noble enthusiasms, and right ideals form the best possible equipment for one’s life work. Some of these you have by native endowment, and others you are now engaged in acquiring. Especially is it true that you are forming now those conceptions of life, conduct and achievement which are likely to dominate your course throughout life. Remember, that your best thoughts, deeds and actions are necessary elements in the formation of your own character, and that you exert an influence over your friends which may enter largely into their characters. See wherein you can increase your efficiency and overcome the obstacles which beset your pathway. A cheerful disposition. and an honest, persistent effort will meet many problems, and place you on a higher plane of usefulness. And while you rejoice in your youth, and dream of your achievement, may you be guided as truly as the star of old guided the wise men of the East. The sense of work accomplished, of trusts nobly borne, of duty bravely done, may be yours in the fullest measure. The Aberdeen High School will rejoice with you in your successes, sympathize with you in your temporary defeats, and believe in you always. George jffltUer

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Entered as second class mail matter. Dec. 13, 1910. at the Post Office at Aberdeen. Washington, by the Act of March 3rd, 1879 The Qyick Print Company Aberdeen’s Modern Printer

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THE FACULTY. Top Row—George B. Miller, Principal; W. A. King, History; E. K. Meredith, Mechanical Drawing; H. E. Holmquist, Latin, History, English; Mr. Greene, Manual Training; I Stineman, Science. Bottom Row—Arthur I. Wilson, Superintendent; Ethel Bradley, Commercial; Angenette Crissey, English and Algebra; Jessie E. Gibson, Latin; Althea H. Ott, Domestic Science; Ruth A Fogle, English and German; A. F. Williams, Mathematics and Physics.