Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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THE STILLAGUAMISH TRAIL Page Nine Anne Lunnum, B. A. University of Washing ton. English. Social Science Librarian. Jack Frame, B. A. State College of Wash ington. Social Sciences Adviser T. O. T. Lynn Sherwood. B. A. State College of Washing- ton. English. Music. Band. Orchestra Hazel Allen, A. B. State College of Wash- ington. Languages. Debate Coach Honor Society Adviser Sophomore Adviser. Floyd Langdon, B. S., M. S. Oregon State College South Dakota State Col- lege. Agriculture Curry Mitchell. B. A. State College of Wash ington. Mechanical Arts Sophomore Adviser Athletic Coach Lorraine Coy, A. B. University of Washing ton. English and Dramatics Estella Dyer. B. A. State College of Wash- ington. Success Business College Commercial Education Senior. Eagle Coterie Ad- viser. Alice Satre University of Washing- ton. University of California. English. Eagle Adviser. Margaret Jones, B. A. State College of Wash ington. Home Economics. Leonard Henricksen, B. S. State College of Wash- ington. Languages. Speech. Georgia Harris, A. B., M. A. University of Washing- ton. Columbia University. Social Science. Girls’ Athletics. Dean of Girls.

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Page Eight THE STILLAGUAMISH TRAIL David M. Hart , B. A.. B. S. Superintendent State College of Washington Louis R. Fiscus, A. B. Principal University of Washington Social Science Twenty-six years ago George Lancaster, then the Superintendent of the Arlington School Sys- tem wrote the following: ‘A republican form of government cannot endure without popular edu- cation. and the higher the education obtained by the school goers, the higher will be the standards of public and private conduct and the efficiency of the citizens.” The statement has withstood the fiery breath of time. It Is as true today as it was yesterday. Tomorrow it will gleam anew. Education never ceases. Prepare yourself so that you may really live in a changing world. We are passing through an historical epoch. Will your words and deeds stand the test of time? Education never ceases, prepare yourself. DAVID M. HARTZ. Superintendent. We are seeking happiness, through one achievement or another. True happiness is as a lovely flower that grows along the pathway of service to others. The Journey is success. True happiness is cheap enough, but we must pay dearly for Its counterfeit. It is not what we get but what w« give that makes us happy. May every Arlington High School student gain a full measure of this happiness. L. R. FISCUS. Principal. Liv Meyers, A. B. University of Washing- ton. Mathematics. Freshmen Adviser Mack F. Barnett, B. S. Assistant Principal University of Washing- ton. Physical Sciences Junior Adviser Jeannette Johnson, B. S. University of Washing- ton. Biology. General Science Lou Dahl, B. A. State College of Wash- ington. Commercial Education Adviser Annual. Pep Club

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Page Ten THE STILLAGUAMISH TRAIL i A. S. B. Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Business Manager Girls’ Coach Boys’ Coach Principal Howard King Dick Maurstad Virginia Sessoms Helen Preston Jack Jensen Miss Harris Mr. Mitchell Mr. Fiscus The Associated Student Body sSKSS3S3SS'- The Student Body encourages any activity which helps to foster the spirit of unity. Student Board of Control flcerriCto|ether,'? ' Tp °f thc followlnB Associated Student of- HnmrrtTnB.r Harris and Mr. Mitchell, coaches, and Mr. Fiscus. Principal President S; Busfness M amager° Jack°JensRUFS1 ad' Secrc - VWnla Sessoms; Tre 'ure HeTeJi