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

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JOHN W. GODDARD, Superintendent Dedication We, the Wa Wa staff of '36, dedicate our annual to Super- intendent John W. Goddard, who has inspired the students with a desire for achievement, and who has, with zealous and untiring efforts, helped make this community, through our high school, a better one. John Goddard, Superintendent of Wenatchee schools for the past four years, graduated from high school in Spokane and afterwards attended Stanford and the University of Washington, and there gained his Bachelor's and Master,s degree. Mr. Goddard is interested in people more than anything else-likes them regardless of their religion, creed, politics, or birthright-and believes that friendships enduring over a life- time are one's biggest asset. I-Ie is interested in sports, is an enthusiastic scout master and is an intensely interested leader of the New Youth Movement. Our Superintendent has given up opportunities for better positions in other states in order to remain in this state, believing that Washington is the greatest spot on earth. We are happy to dedicate the Wa Wa to John W. Goddard in appreciation of his splendid sense of fellowship, his loyalty, and the cooperation with which he has supported our every activity. MARGARET MICHAEL. 361

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THE CALL ' V Haven't you felt the call of the wander-lust? Brought ffrom the distant seas, Brought 'from foreign lands afar, V By a wandering breezeg Carried from lancls of sand and sun. From temples of bronze and gold, From caravans of spice and things, And cities strange and old. From mountain peaks where vultures live, And soar on great, gaunt wings, From Italy and old Madrid, And courts of by-gone kings, The wanderlust has brought its charm, And those whose hearts are free Love it with a strange content, And follow it with me. -Virginia M8iXYlET

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