Adna High School - Adonian Yearbook (Adna, WA)

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,auf QW Graduation from high school ls a mile-stone reached in life that marks the successful completion of one educa- tional period of the human soul, and the completion of that period empha- sizes the dawn of a new day, bringing with it new and greater responsibili- ties to be assumed on the serious stretch of life's journey that now opens before you. Graduation from high school is a real achievement in life. The senior who has had twelve years of sound edu- cation, who has lived a clean, whole- some, industrious life under the guid- ing influence of devoted parents and understanding teachers aided by inspi- ring messages received from good books and good lectures, starts life with high ideals, and a heritage equal to that of a most favored son. He is the promise of our Nation's best citizen of tomorrow. You will in tlne forget some of the things learned in school, but the ability to investigate, study and daily acquire further Knowledge in the wider field, has been given you and with that advantage you hold the key to progress and to all the learning of the world. Superintendent 'Rm a di HIE! HH' ll -Jilh,

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OUR FACULTY Edwin L. Qolton--Superintendent He came to our school from Orting, Washington. dis educetion'wss acquired at the University of Tashington, where he received his S. S. degree in Vechanical Engineering and his H. A, degree. Ir. Solton has been teaching for twenty-one years, and here at Adna he is teach- ing Physics ind Advanced Algebra. Lloyd Berronett--Principal Received his R.S. degree in education ot the University of Idsno, and also attended the Staie College of Washington and the Spokane University. Ie teaches Algwbrs and directs the band .nd glee club, Tis pastime is music and his favorite snort is olskotball. William Perr'--Agriculture and Shop lc is in charge d' the Smith-Hughes Agriculture Jean department, which includes fsrmwork and shop. Ho also teaches Biologj. Ho acquired his edu- cation at Oregon State College. Hr. Perry's favorite sport is football, and nis Hobby is experimenting. Crenshaw--English, Latin, Library Received her B.S. degree at the University of Washington. For hobby is photography, and she did the piiotogjrnjvliy work for the 2-gnnwlal tnis year. Rev Anderson--History, Social Science, Athlectics Jr. Anderson received Lis V.A, degree at the Tnsdington Stito College. Sports are his favorite pastime. Lrs. Leslie Johnson--Commercial subjects and English She LITE-lLOl'1Clf Cl ffm University' of l.'Je.sninggton, and received nwr U.A. degree at the College of Puget Sound. Har pastime is knittini, Cents Emch--Home Economics and Girl's Athletics -1-1--.. For1I'rly living dt llismdrk, North Dakota, Miss' Emch dttendcd trc Worth D hots Agricultural College, whore she rtceivtd her E.S. degree, She taught two yours in North Dakota.