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

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11 S1111 seems, u11rea1 Today word Carne that Bob and B111 had taken shrp Those boys are phfs1Qa11y stronq There rs no doubt 1n my d h y 111 carry therr 1oad and probab1y at t1r11es part of the 1oad of the th vhr 59 back or leqs rnay awe way 1 hope they know where th If ssure pornts are and what to do about t11e111 when the qornq qets tough If 14 sent a 1Qtter the other day from Somewhere on the PaC1f1C Do you r 1 e nber boys what he Ca11ed hxs Shlp? A htqh speed hrqh powered h1qh fl d po N r 1101111 It takei lrarned bra1ns to handle that prece of 111ach1nery T WIS war 1511 t qomq to 1ast forever they say But rt w111 1ast a 1ona t1rne or the 1111111or1s already 14111ed and the rr11111ons about to d1e 1 cant keep from behevrnq our IHCIJOT Job now IS to tram as 1ntens1ve1y as We can You know 1 qht qet CI Pall from the coach to ao 1U durmq the 1ast quarter when our 5 I1 th 14111 ke the drfference betw en v1ctory and the unbe11evab1e Tramed Jcdr e 1 arned bra1ns trarned Qouraqe and deter1111nat1on free men and wo 1 en g 1 1st the s1aves of tyrants IOHN SHAW 'WGN vm 4' s--1 is-4 -P 'flume

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f' , fm ' V gait an , ,Vx 1 4Mm4qe Wenatchee High School students face a great opportunity and a great challenge With the war a battleground tor freedom we face the greatest crisis in our history Because this is a total war certainty of our victory is pos sible only as we become soldiers all There is a soldier s Job to do in the school to the end that you may become effective leaders in a united America High school students possess strong potentialities so necessary for the technicians our nation will need so aesperately in the near future The great maiority of Wenatchee High School students have forty or fifty years of possible constructive t1me ahead of them after the war is over and their ability and lead ershxp in various capaclties will have much to do with shaping the kind of world they will live in Diligent application to your present Job means you will efficiently face your responsibilities during the war and in the peace that will ensue W B SMITH i' 'Q 54 V f- S ' Your contribution may well he applied diligence in your educational endeavors,

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MR T IEONARD HENRICHSEN I:ng.,l1sh Sp1msh Senior Class Ad visor 1nd f ounselor MRS VERE DE VOE Stenography Transcription Office Practice Business Staff ot Appl Leaf Senior Com mance-mint Commitree MRS ETHEI H CASE Biology Study Hall MRS HELEN TIBBITS CLARK Dean of Girls Rngistrar MR LOUIS GRAFIOUS I: n g l i s h Speech Ddnte IVIR GEORGI: McDOWELL I'np.,lish ournalism Physivil Education Ap ple Leaf MISS DORIS MULLEN S c i c I c Heinz Club Honor Society Red CYOSS MISS MARGARET MILLER W H MR E F EMINGER Science 'VIISS GRACE GORTON Drama wi. lush Dmmitir Clul MRS PERN COUSINILAU DUNCAN r mv! 1 NIR CLINTON I: SINYDER Smith I-Iu,.,lns -Xuro Nlullanus tul Shop R th C lub MR JESSI: HELINI Smith Hu,.,lus A riculturc I I A All Txckmt Sales amy., W' -4'-7 MISS ESTEELLA KYNE7Latin. S, P. Q. R. Klub. MISS EVA CLARK--Physical Educa- tion. Health. History. MR. RALPH ALI.ISON+lVlathematics. Archery Club. Director of Defense Stamp Sales. MISS HONORA ZEII-IERfEnglish. Wawa. junior Class Advisor and Counselor. MR. KEITH TIDYMANfMechan1cal Drawing. Stage Crew. Camera Club. MRS. ELEANOR TETERSfEngl1sh. P. G. Cluh. Sophomore Class Advisor and Counselor. Girls' Club. MR. JAY EI.I.ER7Sciencu, Visual Ifdu- :Arion Director. Nlovies. f I 1 :vs 4 I , f . I , . kg W 1 C 0 l I. C4 CL. . 1 . i 7 . L 4 wr.. , 1 ' . N S . I ' I A ' Y If y ,Q f . 1 I ' 1 e . f Q I, I ' - I - ' 'I 'if . , II iQ 0 u f. . S. Library. - - NH . . - 3 feze, ' L . ff . lil 'f I C . . 1 1 . W. V ' I 'J .-fl. W. an 4 A' - 'f . - , Y I ' , . , g -. 5. 3. .. ' - '. - I ' r , -M A .- - ' Z.'1,f.',,-,1:, '4 . If if .-0' 53 fi f