Flagstaff High School - Kinlani Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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FACULTY BRUCE F. HANNAH Universily of Arizona, A.B., lvlfx. English and Dramaiics OLIVE A. McNERNEY Cornell Universify, AB. Languages NORMAN BORG Colorado Slafe College of Educaiion, A B Commerce and Social Science ROSINE OAREIELD U.C.L.A., Ed. B. U.S.C., M.A. Commerce ancl Algebra HILL REDMAN A.S.T.C., Elagsiali, AB. Principal ol Junior High School Healih and Physical Eclucalion and Shop MRS. MARY LLOYD Colorado Siaie College ol Educaiion Regislrar and Financial Secreiary RUTH DOTSON Colorado Siaie College ol Eclucaiion, A.B. Home Economics JOHN E. MacDONOUGH Bosion Universily, B.B.A. Universiiy of Arizona, M.A. Hisiory and American Problems

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LIEUT. ROSS B. SPEER LIEUT. SPEER'S MESSAGE AT The same Time ThaT Germany and Japan were Training Their youfh To be milifarisfic specialisfs, The sTudenTs in The elemenfary and high schools of This counTry were being offered a general educafion in preparafion for living Togefher in a democracy and for adapfafion To such sifuafions as shall develop in lafer life. Now leT us analyze The oufcome. War came. Germany and Japan were prepared. They goT The iump on The Allied naTions and had The besf of The going for some monThs. The Allied nafions hurriedly sTarTecl Training men To fighf and gave over indusfry of The counTry To arming Them for baTTle. Our men and machines are now on all The baTTlefronTs of The world. Have The youfhs who were given a general educa- Tion for living wiTh The idea ThaT such an educafion would prepare Them To adapT Themselves To new siTuaTions been able To meeT The challenge? Talce a look. They have meT in baTTle Those same miliTary experfs who have been Trained Tor one purpose since childhood. ln a few shorf monThs They have adapTed Themselves To a new endeavor. They have learned To use The implemenTs and TacTics of war To a beTTer advanfage Than Those who have specialized from childhood. They can whip The l-lun and The Jap aT his own game. We do noT claim To be a super-race. We have more To fighf for Than do The Super-race or The Sons of Heaven. We are Tighfing for The righTs of all men To Their places in The world order. l-low is This reflecfed in The life wiThin our own school? Sfudenfs, faculfy, adminisfrafion worlc To- gefher To ouTline The policies under which The school is To operafe. Public opinion is noT confined To The collecfive opinions of The faculfy and adminisTraTion or The adminisfrafion alone. The mosf imporfanf sin- gle secfion of public opinion in The Flagsfaff High School is The collecfive opinion of The sTudenT body. We are so posifive Thaf our way of life, giving recognifion To The individualify of each man and woman, is The way we wanT To live Thaf we are willing To fighf, all ouT, anyone who Tries To inferfere. Such being The case, if musT be The endeavor of all sfu- denfs in American high schools in general and Those in The Flagsfaff l-ligh School in parficular To so confrol and govern Themselves ThaT Democracy shall be sfrengfhened for The coming years.

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FACULTY If has been fhe hope of fhe faculfy fo mainfain fhe welfare of each sfudenf. ln fhem you will find friendly undersfand- ing and guidance for maffers academic or personal. CLARENCE J. BROOKSBY A.S.T.C., Flagsfaff, A.B.. M.A. English and Journalism REGINA ROUSSEAU A.S.T.C., Flagsfaff. A.B. Geography and Science MARGARET VERKAMP A.S.T.C., Flagsfaff, A.B. Universify of Arizona M.A. Mafhemafics H. W. MICKE Colorado Sfafe College of Educafion, A.B., M.A. Science MRS. MABEI. NETTLE A.S.T.C., Flagsfaff, A.B. Home Economics and Liferafure MRS. BETH SPEER Tarlcio College, A.B. l-lisfory DWlGHT F. PULLEN Kalamazoo College, A.B. Universify of Michigan, M.A. Malhemafics and Science BETTY JEAN RAWSON Secrefary fo fhe Principal l I