Ferndale High School - Aquila Yearbook (Ferndale, WA)

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Guidance Book I ' MR. ALEXANDER XVe are happy that again this year we have had Mr. Alexander as Superintendent of Schools. He is a real friend and advisor and wc hope lhat he will continue at the head of our school system for many more years lo come. MR. STOWELL U. S. HISTORY. MATHEMATICS. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR. IN CHARGE OF BOND SALES. The mzxthemuticzil wizard, with :L sense of humor to Inzttvh. MISS DUNAGAN ENGLISH III. LATIN, DEAN OF GIRLS. FOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISOR. Her knowledge' of literature, :Intl I clI'zun1ItIc nhlllty make 2111 her I 1-lusses an interesting experience. MISS SELANDER HOME ECONOMICS. DRAMATIC CLUB. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR. Her pretty youthfulness hgls clnused many un error as to which is the te-Helier, or which is the student. MR. KANAAR SCIENCE, SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR. VISUAL AID. Hes it terror 'till you get to know him: then he's a regular fe11ow with a yen for debate. MRS. ANDERSON ENGLISH II. SPANISH. SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR, AQUILA ADVISOR. The vivqcious and chzirinilrg woman 'Doe' IS always waiting tor. MR. MONROE MUSIC. SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC IN DISTRICT. l+'erI'IrIzI.le's version of Fred NVz1rinp:g, with more energy than two nien. S 55 is

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Book I Guidance MR. AXELSON VVe indeed owe a lot to our Principal, Mr. Axelson, for the advice and help he has given students of this school. Besides his duties as principal he super- vises two study halls, coaches basketball, and advises the Student Council. MR. LOREEN AGRICULTURE, JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR. Many a boy has become a fine farm- er through Mr. LOFSSIIVS guidance. He considers all his students men. :ind all his students consider him ii real man. MRS. HUGHES HISTORY. CIVICS. TORCH HONOR. SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR. The mother of three sons in the service, Mrs. Hughes is an ex- ample oxf wartime arlxaptationi which we'd all do well to follow. MISS FAIRBANKS COMVIERCIAL soPHoMoRE ADVISOR TATTLER ADVISOR Her artistic ability and fine leader- ship have made her a definite asset to FHS, MR. FRANKO DEAN OF BOYS. COACH OF BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL. The hig' little man whom everyone likes. MR. THOMPSON CUSTODIAN. His favorite saying: Keep off that floor, you kids! JUNE AMUNDSON OFFICE SECRETARY She always welcomes tardy students with a cheery smile.

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Book I Leadership ,AM ,f it if .s sm-f EXECUTIVE OFFICERS VVe have had an excellent group of officers this year. The energetic president was that rousing, senior boy, Don Bring, whose cooperative spirit helped to make many of the student activities a success. Grace Johnson, capably filled the position of vice president. The person filling tl1e posi- tion of treasurer was none other than that master mathematician, Ernie Stowell. The efficient secretary was Donna Lee Roraker, who also did a fine job of reading and writing the minutes. EXECUTIVE BOARD The executive board is composed of the student association officers and also a representative from each of the three classes. Their job has been to discuss school problems, devise ways of making money, selecting assembly programs and movies, and to prepare the plaque awards. Mem- bers on the executive board for this year have been: President, Don Bring: Vice President, Grace .lohnsong Secretary, Donna Borakerg Treasurer, Ernest Stowellg Advertising Manager, Allen Cratsenburgg Senior Repre- sentative, Dave Dunking Junior Representative, Harold Reimer, Sophomore representative, .larvin Loneyg and Yell Leader, lnadean McDonald.