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DONALD SPENCER DONALD HOLMLUND Principal Vice-Principal FACULTY PROVES A VALUABLE II Capably filling a vital role, Principal Donald Spencer directed all faculty and student activities in the process called education. Vice-Principal Don Holmlund, advisor of the Board of Control, assisted in the coordination of school events. New personalities enlivened the school year. Ad- ditions to the faculty included Jerry Anderson in physical education, health, and world problems: George Asan in western civilization and sociologyg Ron Cygan in Englishg Betty Fitchner in home economics: Douglas James in choir, Joan King and Lorraine Whitlock in libraryg Myron Lee in business law, typing, and business math: Lawrence Nladden in Germang Tom Thomas in swimmingg and Barbara VVhitney in English. Many teachers studied to improve educational skills during the summer preceding the opening of school in September. Bill Giersch attended the University of the Americas in Mexico City, John Hogan directed Blithe Spirit as part of the re- quirements for his Master's degree at Eastern Washington -State College, Don Holmlund re- ceived his h'Iaster's degree at Central Washington State College, and Bill Jamison studied at Wash- ington State University. Other teachers who devoted the summer to study included Mary Kreps at Pacific Lutheran University, Myron Lee at Central Washington State College, and Susan Swanson at the University of Washington. Prin- cipal Don Spencer also attended summer sessions at the University of Washington. Activities out of school strengthened friendships between teachers and students. Chosen chairman of the Sunshine Kids Drive, Mr. Jamison planned the overall program which included selling Christ- mas trees, collecting toys and giving radio broad- casts. Members of SHOUT added their efforts to provide happy holidays for the children of Grays Harbor. As counselors, three faculty members-Dorothy Ladley, Kenneth Leach, and Peter Hegg-pro- vided hours of thoughtful advice to students concerning academic and personal problems. In addition to counseling, Mrs. Ladley advised AFS, FTA, and SHOUT, Mr. Leach supervised ac- tivities of the Honor Society: and Mr. Hegg coached golf. The faculty regretfully noted the retirement 'of John Rooney, mechanical drawing teacher, at the end of the year. THE HESPERIAN staff pays tribute to him for his faithful and successful years as a teacher.
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