Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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FOREWORD September 6, 1944 QsucUe (DiaAij.i: Well, here I am again atuI out of breath. I jufl barely got here before the tardy bell rang. I guess the eagerness of the fir l day of school has worn off. Yesterday 1 was here in time to admire the paint oj a pretty soft green shade in the lower halls. Well, I got a schedule, and filled it out. I see where I hare to take social psychology — that's a 25 cent word. I wonder what it means? Also chemifhy, literature, P. E and, of course, art. I'm going to need the brains of a genius to keep going. I're got to keep up on my ffudies so I can play basketball and turn out for track this year. Boy, jufl watch my speed! I hear there's a dance coming up in a week or two so everyone can get acquainted. Say, that's all right. A faybe I can get together with that girl in art class by that time. You know what, diary, all in all, scljool isn't so bad. I think 77 write down everything I do this year. It would be a good idea to have all the particulars of the (u til ities and social affairs of the year down on paper. Besides I kinda think I have a literary freak in me. You never can tell. I might turn out to be another Ernie Pyle. I think I'll put down jufl exactly how I feel about everything that goes on at Weatberwax.

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ddqpL QommamL Vera Phelps Chemistry, Mathematics Fred Timm Boys' Physical Education, Football and Baseball Coach Aile Norin Office Lois Gvcin English, Journalism Betty Wallen English, Speech, Drama Frances Fering English, Typing Wesley Bartine Bookkeeping, History Arline Gentis Girls’ Physical Education, Health Richard Balkema Principal Alfred Hillier Psychology Sarah Green Library Assistant Mary Hollan Art, English Kenneth Hjelmervik Music Dolores Sanders Spanish Otto Logan Retail Selling Grace Sharp Geometry, Girls’ Advisor Gilbert Mills Biology, Effective Living William Mapes History 8