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Show Alumni rfJ Nineteen hundred and forty-three again finds South Alums starting a successful year in leading jobs and education and holding important import-ant positions in the armed forces in the United States and abroad. In a recent letter received by Miss Virginia Walker from Kay Forcade, 1941-42. Kay tells of her work in a war job. She writes: "I never have a chance to drop in and say hello anymore, although I wish very much that I could. I'm working at Kearns in the Air Forces as a private secretary to a major: and I certainly appreciate the help you gave me in English. A girl does not realize how much dignity she may be called on to display later in life when she only is in the seventh grade After being around people so much more educated than I, I find correct speaking is not an affection, affec-tion, as I once thought, but the first requirement of culture." Kay was an active member in the Pepper Pals Club. Her title at Kearns is: Secretarey to Finance Fi-nance Officer and Supervisor of Administration Section of the Camp. A former president of the Senior Sen-ior Class of "40", an all-round athlete, ath-lete, was Bob Woolf, while attend-j attend-j ing South High School. At the present Bob as holding a splendid I record at the U. of U. where he is ;the Duke of the Inter Collegiate j Knights. |