Anatone High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Anatone, WA)

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THE MOTHERS' CLUB This, the third year of the existence of the Mothers' Club, under the capable leadership of the following officers, Mrs. G. B. Reynolds, president, Mrs. Wesley-Leverich, Vice-president, and Mrs. Eugene Herrmann, Secretary and Treasurer, has been a very busy and pleasant one. Much of the work of the organization is carried on by the six standing committees: one to look after the interests of each of the four High School classes, a House Com ittee, and a Grounds Committee. Throughout the year the main endeavor of the club has been to bring a closer relationship between faculty and parents, and to promote social activities for the students. An indication qf the support given by the parents was demonstrated by the unprecedented attend- ance at a Bridge Party given for the purpose of pro- viding a Christmas Party for the students, and also made it possible to have their annual boat excursion in May, without any difficultyf There has been a program of many dances given by the various classes, all of which have been liberally attended by the parents. As usual, the refreshments have been furnished and served by the Mothers' Club. , One of the bright spots of this year's activities was a night meeting, which was held on December 4. The attendance was very large, and the club appreciated the entertainment given by the Dramatic Club. The officers elected for next year are: Mrs. Chas. Galt, President, Mrs. John Woodward, Vice-president, and Mrs. I. T. Popplewell, Secretary and Treasurer. The club looks forward to a pleasant and busy year under the leadership of these officers.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION OF FERGUSON An organization which few students realize the importance of is the Board of Education. Its members are chosen by the people and belong to' the school as its legal executives. This.body discusses with the Superintendent every policy which is introduced into the management of the schools. It has charge of the school funds and provides for the needs of school. It supplies us with all the necessary incidentals which keep our buildings clean and comfortable for teachers and pupils. Without this important group of school officers it would be impossible to maintain an ef- fective system of public education. We are very proud of the fact that this group has not incurred debts for our school district. Throughout the period of financial stress for the past several years our teachers have been paid on time and the bills paid in full. Only through the foresight of the Board of Education has this finan- cial stability been possible. Our Board of Education does not lose sight of the fact that the one main function of the school is to provide for the student. we may disagree with this Board of many minor points, but it can never be said that the Board of Education ever favors any individual interest, local or foreign, or is ever influenced by political or sectarian organizations.

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