Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Walter Thomas GEORGE A. STOUT, Head Music We wish to offer to the young folks of The Lewis and Clark High School an opportunity for enjoyable and profitable music study: a contact with good music that will teach them an appreciation ofthe best. -GEORGE A. STOUT. 1 Social Studies The Social Studies, we hope, will not only give a clearer understanding of the which we liveg but will also help to develop more intelligent citizens, and create more completely the great American dream of democracy. E RUTH WEST, Hmn' world and society in a desire for realizing -RUTH WEST. Carl H. Ferguson Louis'S. Livingston F. G. Nogle A. L. Parker Norman C. Perring Mabel Pope Amy F. Shellman Lilian A. Siegler Thomas Teakle H. D. Thompson E. W. Toevs Dan S. WVhitma,n Page ,reventeen

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f l i 1 l i N xl . .. R. C. Anderson .Tosrsm G. MCMACKEN, Head Physical Science The Physical Science department includes Physics, Geology, and Astronomy. Physics attempts to make clear the principles that underlie the construction and operation of the many familiar machines and devices that surround us in our daily experiences. Geology deals with the causes that produce earth features and with their history as revealed by the rocks. Spokane stands second to none in the richness of its geological happenings. Astronomy is the oldest and most cultural of all the sciences. It gives the student a breadth of view not found elsewhere. It should enable one to comprehend the universe and understand its plan and meaning. -JOSEPH G. MCMACKEN. Commercial Instruction in typing, shorthand, commercial arithmetic, law, and bookkeeping are some of the subjects taught in the Commercial department. 'Thgaim in teaching commercial work is to lit students to use this knowledge as a means of earning a li elihood and to help others to look after their own correspondence and budgeting. 5 I -HERBERT J. OKE. . v if i l i - N i 2 is l xx Z? N I hx X I P fm if 'A H l Q 'V x Charles E. Baten Helen Finnegan Clyde VV. Middleton E. A. Orcutt Alonzo O. Woolard HERBERT J. OKE, Henri Page sixteen

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111 CAMERA-SHY DEPARTMENTS Biological Sciences Ai.oNzo P. TRo'rH, Head R. C. Anderson Nettie MQ Cook Thomas Large Clarence E. Miller S. S. Endslow The Biological Sciences fGeneral Science, Botany, Zoologyj, as organic sciences, are of the highest value owning to their direct relationship to the daily -life ofthe individual. Due to this close relation- ship, Botany and Zoology have more to offer the active and energetic student than any ,other high school subject. It is with this thought in mind that these sciences areoffered and taught in Lewis and Clark. -ALONZO P. TROTH. Girls Physical Education Jessie BALTEZORE, Head Anne Norvell Page eighrun