Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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QUINIAULT Greetings £o GTfje Class of 1916 The last four years should have been the happiest period of your life. During this period you have been forming those conceptions of life, conduct and achievement, which are likely to dominate your future to a great extent. Critically scan your successes and failures before making new resolutions. See wherein you can increase your efficiency and overcome the difficulties which you have encountered. We rejoice with you in all of your happy experiences of the past, and wre are glad for anything you have done to bring greater honor to yourself and school. But the greater accomplishments of these four years remain unseen except as their fruits shall reveal them. Ideals have been formed and life purposes have been crystallized which the coming years are to test and try, improve and perfect, and their realization we hope shall one day be the greatest tribute you can pay to the Weather-wax High School. I trust that you, the Class of 1 !)!( . will always be true to the institution from which you are graduating, true to your class, but above all, be true to yourselves. The Aberdeen High School will rejoice with you in your successes, sympathize with you in your temporary defeats and be interested in you always. GEO. B. MILLER. ♦ Class jHotto b Class jfloturr T ed T ose Class Colors dftCaioon and White

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Business Manager of Quini-ault, 4; ice President of ( lass, 2; Circulation Man-a er of Ocean Breeze, 2; Member Class Play “Pic-1 les,” 3; Yell Leader, 3, 4,; Advertising Manager 1915 Quiniault, 3; Business Manager Ocean Breeze, 3, 4. Classical Course. Class T-ea -urer. 1; Ocean Breeze Sta ', 1. 3; Quiniault Staff, 3; Athletic Ball Committee, 4; Senior Ball Committee, A; Junior Reception Comrri tee, 3; Editor Quiniault, 4.