Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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CRADUATES (LASS OF 1906 Artie Brown, valedictorian Warren Brown R. Lee Parson, salutatorian Class of 1907 Clarence Brown Elsa Buell, valedictorian Fred Huddle Harry Jones, salutatorian Pearl McDonald Ada Phelps Susie Smith Letitia Wallis Celia Wilder Class of 1908 Minnie Forbes Martha Jensen, salutatorian Martha McLaughlin, valedictorian Sam Wilder Leo Wilson

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ALUMNI N May 24th, 1907, the Graduates of the Arlington High School V founded and organized the Alumni Society. This followed the second annual graduation, as the class of the previous year was too small to form an efficient organization. The purpose of the former high school students in thus band- ing together, was to preserve the bonds of school friendships and to remain in closer touch with their school than would otherwise be possible. This work is accomplished largely through the work of the Club and the annual reunion and banquet. At this time the newly graduated class is admitted to membership. As the association enlarges from year to year it plans to do something in a material way for the High School, such as estab- lishing a scholarship or the encouragement of debate and oratory through the granting of prizes. An Alumni society also benefits the school, for the keeping of its members in intimate relations with their High School causes a better representation at the high- er state institutions. A1 umm Roll R- SfMr8' BUrtHurSt’ '8 following a domes- WAIl llmanOWN' ,06' ‘S 8 8tUdent the C0llege of F°™«try at Artie Brown, '06 is a Liberal Art student at the University pre- paratory to a Law course. HAitRY ONES,e 07, took up work at the University preparatory to LET£!f' 2» m’Wi e t T the Bellingham State Normal this Wash ” yearS practlcal work ln the school room atPorter, Fred Huddle, ’07,enrolled in the Engineering College at the U.of W. Ada Phelps, ’07, is one of Arlington’s promising musical instructors. i Sri?iiEIJ|’ °7’ has omPlemted a year’s work in the University Classical course. Little Miss Buell was one of the two six teen-year-old students at the “U.” CEI1£n ifER’ °7, ,is now attending the Snohomish Co. Summer Normal preparatory to teaching. Peal McDonald, ’07, conducts a music class in Arlington. Clarence Brown, ’07, is a University Liberal Arts student. Susie Smith, ’07, is successfully engaged in the teaching profession.

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DISCIPLINE THE one thing that has characterized the Arlington High School in the past has been the spirit of cour- tesy and respect among pupils, and between pupil and teacher. It has taken several years of careful administration by teachers and co-operation by pupils to create this condition, and it has come to be one of the principal in- ducements to new students. The discipline of the high school can be summed up in the one motto: Everybody is expected to do right. Board and Room for Non-resident Students Board and rooms may be secured in private fami- lies at reasonable rates. For the ambitious student who wishes to pay his way wholly or in part, there are many opportunities to work for board and room, or to secure odd jobs out of school hours. For further information address the principal or superintendent.