Bainbridge High School - Spartan Life Yearbook (Bainbridge Island, WA)

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FACULTY MEMBERS GIVE MR, ROBERT BERG Mathematics, Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing, Driver Trainirlgg College of Puget Sound, University of Wash- intong B.E. MR, RICHARD CHAMBERS Mathematics, Physics, Chem- istryg Linfield College, Uni- versity of Washington, Port- land State College, B.A. MR. ALLEN HELLNER Vice Principal, Social Studies, Journalismg Seattle Univer- sity, University of Washing- tom B.A. MR. RICHARD CLEVEN English, Spanish, Social Stud- ies, Seattle Pacific College, University of Washington, Simpson Bible Collegeg B.A. MRS, KATHRYN FORRESTER Latin, Liibraryg Texas State College for Women, University of Washington, University of Oregon, B.A. MR, JAMES HULL Chorus: Olympic College, Uni- versity of Washington, Central Washington College of Educa- tiong B.E.

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HEAVY RESPONSIBILITIES Progress is not synonymous with change, Bainbridge High School has striven to enrich biasic education without flucbualtion between subject offerings of momentary inter- est. School progress is never complete, but is la procedure whereby parents, students, and faculty members' are al- ways looking toward a future goal. Neal N. Numamaamker Principal H, C. Clinton, A, L. Ganison, R. B. Rodal Principal, Mr. Neal N, Nunamaker' 7 Secretary, Mrs, Betty He-aid

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STUDENTS KNOW HOW Through our teachers comes 'to us bhe knowledge of pioneers passed down from gener- ation to generation, They transfer to us those ideas that pioneers laboriously devised for us, making a bridge between then and now. Ouzr teachers and their teachers did not obtain their education in the same way that we do, for teaching techniques have been extremely modernized since pioneer days, In one room school houses early teachers taught .a variety of sfubjects to a handful of pupils. But in the modem educational system teachers work in large buildings, usually specializfizng in one subject. Pioneer instructors needed little ability and often knew little more than their pupils. Modern teachers, however, must spend many years in becoming qualified for a, teaching MRS, RUBY JOSLIN Comlmercialg University Of certificate Washmgtong BBA' Thus progress has been made in the field of edrulcation. Miss MARGARET KELLER MR. AROL MASTERS MRS- LOTS PASKI v MR' TONHPASKI . English, Sociology: sc. Bene- science, Mathematics, Whit- Hffme Evwwmiciss Washington ghyS1c3tEduC'?L1OI6v dict's College, University of man Collegeg B.A. Slate College: B-A- mver y 0 ' Washingtong B.A. Eastern Washington College. of Educationg B.A., M.S.