Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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Q . Science Departrnent Since t1me 1mmemo11al thousands hate strn en to enllghted man on the great subject Sclence Many have succeeded many haxe falled but w1th no less courage and promlse do we find many today strlvmg to unveil the wonders about them and to better the world by the1r achlevements Today everywhere students are found to be lT1tQ1Git9d IH h1s 1mpor tant subject be It Physics Blology Sociology or Pol1t1calSc1ence As a first step ID th1s broad course Physical Feography xx 1th 11s end less tales of the wonders of nature 15 open to the Centlalla Hlgh School student Botany 'md Zoology a1e taught alternately the student taking his choice Laboratory Work IS successfully carl led on Formerly Physlcs the demand for more room th1s last term th rt the Phys1cs laboratory was moved to the third floor Never before has the Botany labolatory looked more beautlful Numerous plants and shrubs grace the room and make anyone entermg feel that he IS in the m1dst of 1 botanical garden Never before IH the history of the Centralla Hlgh School has so much interest been mamfested 1n Physics Any llboiatory hour of the day Wlll find groups of ambitlous students eagerly bendlng oxer various eicperi ments The finest of eqmpment lS at the1r disposal Just last semester a costly set of apparatus arrived and IS lecelvmg good use from the stu dents The la1ge room with hght streaming in from every corner with broad tables and excellent apparatus makes It a pleasure for the student to do his work G B 17 Q , l 1 , . Y. , 1 , 1 1 , , y1 4 1 I 1 ' ' .' , I ' . - . , ' ' ' S K A 1 1 hy, I A. ' ' and Botany were carried on in the same laboratory, but so great has been ' . : ' p z . ' 3 . , , 1 n 1 . T . . t , 1 . . . , 1 '- 1 1, 1

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COIIIIIIPFCIHI Departnlelli The Com1ne1c1al 11011156 111 ou1 h1gh school 11 as lIl'L1OdLlU.d 111 Septem bel 1911 a11d ha 21111 mx been po 711111 bcuuse 1111 11ac11ca1 sulc 111 pealed to the student At 111 1 M1s L1 hbmok 1111 111 l1L1CtO1 xx s ible to handle all the sub1ects llltllliltid 111 1111 10111 c but 11011 xeu 10 1 ll as the attendance 1ap1d1w gun lugu 0tl1e1 l91CllL1 1 1d 10 1111 C111 g of some of tl1e branthes A11 the D1LNt,lll 111111 about 01111111111 01 111 pup1ls 1n the l11gh school a1e 1 1k1nv 0111 Ol 111011 01 tht ubutt along 1111 1ne Many pup11s a1e e111ol1ed 111 tl1e lmusmess A1l1ll111LtlC cl1s 1 111111 1 taught by M1ss Leade1 and thev haw 1eac11ed 11 gh tand 11d 11 111 1d ca1culat1on vsh1ch 1s one of the Ch1Ef 1111s of that cl ones through her unt11111g e1fo11s and 11e1 11lCtllOdS ol tefzchlnf 111 s lu 1ects Comme1c1a1 Geog1 1phx was olfclcd 1 yca1 101 the 111 1 11n1e and has been under the ablt superx 1s1on of Mr 1 IOVSH Mlss Lashblook ha the looltkeepmg 9110111111111 11111 lxpcxx 1111g classes and she ays that he 18 Ctllfllllly p1oud 01 tllt wax tl 1 pu 11s hat taken hold of the vsork th1s 5ea1 Une could 1ot ex 111 Il o c1 11111 11 '11 than IS shown by the class 01 17 1111 n L1 spetd te tl bunk, 3, 1 n lI1lX16 wr1t1ng and the c11ck cl ck of the 1511311111918 11ngs 1111ough tlce halls Many people haxe ente1 d the h1g11 cl10o1 and others hne 11 cd 1n school 1ust for the pu1po e of 1ak1ng the c 9Llbl6ClS so 1h ado-111oY1 of the Commerc1al Course has proved a great benefit to 1116 Cent1f1l1a fllgll School O O f' I , - .' 1 .,' . ' . 1, ' :X ,Q ', , s- '2t'S H 1 2 ' M2 s 1 1 121- : s. ' 's 1' 2s , 1 ' s ' ', '111' 2 ' I' 'Q ' 1 ' 's ' 'sa 1 2 LK2' ' ' ' j ' 2 ' ' 2 -Vs 12 2 2 : ' 21' e , A UL, ' , . N ,-1'.- ' 3 ' ' ' S ' 2 ' O 1 ' 'a ' 1 s f sz 's 1' . . f ',' L 'X ' ' 21 1 s' 2' 1' '2:' ' ' ' Q ' 21' A ass. Miss Koch has made the Penmanshlp and Spelling classes lI1lQL1'C?llIlg 1 ' .7 2 ' ' .T ' 12 1' 5, 9:11- 1 '. 42 N. Us I Af., 'hlS 'J . ' . , '.S ' A. L J x 1 1 . 1' ' . 'cs s ' I ' 1 ' , C ' 2 2 1 'rl 1 x ' s ' s 1'2'.' ' ' 2 12 nf' 2'e 1 I '-1 -1 ' 1 1 re J1.. sls. ' 1 ' 1 ' Ze ' 1 is V g f1'e ' 321 ' , 1' L 'Q .- ' 1 2 1 1 'e ' s - ' 1 ' s ' . f ' s, ' se. I' rg. e j A . -E. S., '17.

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High School Auditorium Assemblies Th1s the aud1tor1um of the Centralla H1gh School IS cons1dered one oi the most beautlful 1n the State of W3Sh1Hgt0H Although slmple xt IS m pexfect taste the decoratlons are beautlful the colors harmomous and the archltecture 1S the work of men skllled ln thls lme Durmg the past years the students of C H S have assembled many t1mes 1n th1s hall and they have come to greet the three rlngs of the gong vuth 1oy for they know that a treat 3Wa1tS them 1n the audltorlum The classes do not m1x but each has a sect1on all 1tS own and 1n the st1r the lustlest velhng Several noted men have addressed the student assembly th1s year Dr Puffe1 of Boston del1vered several lectures on the subject of Choos 1ng a Vocat1on and no doubt helped many young men and women to de c1de the all lmportant questlon of choosmg thexr l1fe work Mr Carol Rlgg a young Centralla man who has spent e1ghteen months IH France as a membe1 of the Red Cross Ambulance Corps gave a very mterestlng xddress and d1splayed souvemrs whlch he had plcked up on the battle Held A very mterestmg assembly was the presentatmn of the flag to the h1gh school by the ladles of the G A R on Washlngton s blrthday The student body IS 1ndebted to varxous local and out of town men for speak mg 1n other assembhes 1 1 ' 1 , Q 1 1 V , 1 1 1 , 1 1 , I rmg football assembhes they vxe wlth each other to see whxch can produce Q . . H l ' 3 7 ' ' 77 C 1 , 1 1 1 1 Q . y . c . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 2 . 1 D ' 1 1 , 1