Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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w0GK? wr- 1. Rand Thorp checks out engine. 2. Lynn Bostwick gets the total. 3. Mr. Nunamaker and class look under the hood. 4. Mr. Dodeward shows Lynn Bostwick the right way. 5. TAP students conduct PE class. 6. Scott Bullek types assign- ment. 7. Terry Zeigler does consumer math.

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Practical Preparation For Uccupations Uffered Different opportunities gave a chance for students to prepare for jobs after their high school career. Typing I and II and Recordkeeping I and II were offered by Mr. John Jordan and Mr. Hal Dodeward, de- partment chairman. Mr. Gary Nunamaker held an auto mechanics course which proved to be of great success to the boys who partici- pated. The teachers aid program at St. Paul's and St. Joseph's gave students a chance to experience first hand just what it is like to be a teacher. All these will prove to be good experience either for occupa- tional or personal use. Mr. Hal Dodeward Mr. John Jordan

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1. Frank Schilling takes his turn at the phone. 2. The lunch wagon is a daily regular. 3. Bridget Stillwaggon counts the money which comes in during the day. 4. Mr. Carroll St. John keeps floors shiny. 5. Carol Salatino picks up Father Surman's attendance slip. 6. Mrs. Gibbs answers the question. Caring People Keep CHS Going Personnel in the main office were responsible for most of what went on behind the scenes. Mrs. Rosemary Gibbs was the school secretaryg she took care of letters from the princi- pal, daily announcements, sports eligibility lists, and meeting student needs whenever they came to the office. Mrs. Ruth Cyr was the school registrar, she also received tuition payments and assisted with the ASB finances. Mrs. Irene Zook came to Carroll this year as book- keeper. Each period, student office assis- tants came in to answer the telephone, collect and file absentee reports, and other jobs as needed. This was the first year the boys showed an interest and became aids themselves. A To provide the school with the kind of atmosphere possible for learning, Mr. Carroll St. John and Mr. Ed Arnold did their best to keep things in order. Many hard hours were spent cleaning and repairing the building. Their hard work was greatly appreciated.