Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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J n1'ewu1'd The title of yea Mayf Jjfasla ay yom 171611101165 by The Icom' J ,vt W y A A F. E V ' f b l'1'em'u1'e then will be 1011 ' Jew? 1'6l'l'lL'll'll91'6ll1C6J' ckemkbeez' more and mom ,J .. if . , order that you might recall more clearly your school life, We have, in the following pages, set down the most important and memorable events of 1949-1950 at WCkltl1C1'WdX High. ,Tis often said, c'Absence makes the heart grow fonderv. So may it be, we 3 . . . ei hope, with your school memories. Mzly l'CCOllCCt101'lS of WC2ltl1ClfXV21X, someday 'L xx --5 . . . 5 when you open tlus book, make your day a l1ttle brighter wherever you are. 'X is I Y xv, Res nik' KXXXQ ,rt '23 Q-533 ink N if X f 'ax Nikkkj ,-.. r--,5 iw ' 4' gp

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edicat nn We, the Class of 1950, dedicate our QUINAULT to our athletic di- rector, Edwin Jud Graham. We recognize and appreciate his tireless efforts and enthusiastic interest not only in our athletic teams but in the entire student- body. Iud-as he is affectionately known-completed his undergraduate work at the University of North Dakota and accepted a teaching position in our schools in 1929. Reassigned from the history department in 1937, Iud served as head football coach for two years and has since been actively engaged in the handling of all phases of high school sports-his first love. When it became ap- parent in 1941 that a special office of athletic director was needed to coordinate the rapidly growing athletic and recreational program within the school system, Iud Graham was the logical man, fully qualified for the post. He has carried the enormous responsibility of this position with calm efficiency while continu- ing his graduate work at the University of Washington where he received his n1aster's degree in physical education. His genial, easy-going 'manner coupled with a realistic view of local problems and those of the Washington State Physical Education Association has contributed to his State-wide popularity and recognition. VVe sincerely wish Iud's continued success in his new administrative pos- ition as principal of the new Robert Gray school, but we will miss him as Athletic Director, however, we are confident of his enthusiastic support on the playing field and within the halls of learning.