Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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Balanced Judgment uides Centra IRXUI4 FVRGESUN. :ls SUIN'l'il1tPI ldl'lll nf f't'lllI'2Llill Pulm- Iiv Sm-lmols heads Ivistrir-1 4101, l'E'11tI'21li2L'Sbif.fgL'StbllSiY'k9SS. II1- is 11-sponsilmlv for thnx 2,600 studa-nts. whu from an 1l,l'l12l of 400 squzuw milvs come to zltu-nfl thu districtys Him- 4-lwrnermtzilw svlwuls, tho high svhrml :xml Us-ntralia .IllIli1lV College. IAICSIJI-I A. AICIXVIWTSII, us 111'i11c'i11z1l uf Um-nl1'z1lia High S4-lmfwl, huads Lhv l1i1,:f,:'m-sl division nf Ilislrivt 401. Busy slllu-rvising the zlvlivitios and C'Ul'I'il'lll1lIll ut' VHS with its 1-urlws of thi1'ly-1-ig'hl illSIl'UCUJl'S amd zlssistzxnts. he still finds timu to gin- udvive to and cnlllwvl with Tha- QSZS5 studcnts.

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a's Bi est Business Dirt-cting Clcntralials biggest businvss is thc L'XlJC1'lClll't'll leadcrship and balauwd busint-ss judgnicnt oli live: local incn, wvll known lor tlu-ir sticu-ss in tlu- Twin City arca. Board ol' liducation Prcsidcnt R. ll. 0'Ncrill is Vice-Prcsitlt-nt and Sccrctary ol' Hc-niphill-O'Ncill Luinbcr Company. Vic't--Prcsidcnt Howard Brincs is Sccrctary- 'l'rt-asurcr ol' liarl llriutrs and Sons Productc Company: liugencr Sini- inons. Assistant Manager ol' Geslcr'-Mc'Nix'ci1 Furniture- Coinpanyg M. li. Spurgtron, Vic'c-I'rcsidcut ol' Spurgeon Press lh'vc1'zigc Corn- pauyg X'Valtc:r I,unsl'ord, l,t. Clonnuandt-r, U. S. Navy Rcscrvc Ollicic ol' Procurt-uncut. liarl C. johnson, I047 l'rt-sidt-nt, rctircd in llanu- ary alitcr lfi years ou the board. Sc-rving a district ol 12,000 c'itiLt-ns, thc Ct-utralia Public School systcfnl has buildings and othcr CtIlIlIJlllClll valued at niorc than a - million dollars. lt occtllmics 36 afrvs of sfbool land and tlur serv- C t-ntceu inain buildings haw a coinbincd lloor sparc ol over I2l.000 y.i,...:Mim.il,u, ,fH,,,,,,, tg,.h,-k..,-,.3u,.h, squarc lc-ct. Employees include 07 ll'2li'llC1'S, I8 building custodians 1fm'ef1fSl2li'f-w'I1l1tfgfl1lQi:i' .l: i2l1Yl'Lflg 1:52 and 23 part-time pc-rsonnt-l. licsiclcrs instructing 2,000 day studcuts, smiling pt-Vsuztsion rf. l'IlLftlUl'2lgt5 stu- . . ' . . ,, . . 1.1L-tri-in-.2 ,-',- I tht- systc-in provides CYCIIIIIQ On-thc-Alob ,Xppi'c11t1c'c-sliip lraunng f,Q,Q,,7a'ft,ff,,fff,f,f,, f,,Q 1'1l4'f,5.fl ull mm Courses. with about 05 in attcndanrc, lor larin work and rnccliani- cal tradcs. District -10l also supcrviscs a stuninvr recreational program. last sununt-r 35,000 pt-rsons participate-d in games on Noblc Ficld: an L'hlllllLlll'll 26,500 bathcrs used facilities at Plunnncr Lakc. The District sponsors two clcctrouics units lofatcd in thc Roostrvclt building, whcrc approxiniatcly fPSl00.000 in cquipnu-nt is housed. ' Undcr direction ol' the Naval Rescrw, the units Could lJCCOIllC relay stations in casc ol' cuicrgciugy. W' naar'- R. ll. tYNt-ill Hoyyard R. .Brint-S Eva .I. Cobb I'1-t-sith-nt X100-l'I't'S1flt'1ll St't'l't'ILll'Y ygugvm. 1-' Simmons XValtc-1' t'. Lunsford ML 1.3. Sl,m.gUm