Wenatchee High School - Wa Wa Yearbook (Wenatchee, WA)

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WA WA To The Boys Who Made The Trip There are planes in the sky, and a cheering goodbye, When the boys take off, for their home, They think not of money, of valor, or glory But are thinking of mother alone. Many miles they must travel, and time goes so slow, When they're over the open seag But they have a brave heart, and are game from the start: As such men are bound to be. There is many a hardship that they're bound to face, But it's nothing to this sort of man. When the ice freezes on and their hopes are 'most goneg They say to themselves, We can. 'Tis few that face unknown hazards and grin, As the men of this mighty ship, And that's probably the reason all wise men give praise To the two boys who made this trip, ' Lawrence Parkhill

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4A Class Officers c gp' 1 lst Semester Francis Lockwood, president Clare Woodward, V. President Jean Vermilya, Sec. Treas. Mary Cole, Cabinet Bess Jean Steiner, B. of S. C. Second Semester Lawrence Parkhill, President Roswell Hylton, V. President Bee Lockwood, Sec.-Treas. Francis Lockwood, Cabinet Donald Williams, B. of S. C. WA WA