Charles Francis Adams High School - Bantam Yearbook (Clarkston, WA)

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r. Kramekr Our school derives iTs sTrengTh Trom iTs unconguer- able spiriT OT boys and girls who have The courage and inTegriTy To Tace issues, young men and women Trom all walks oT liTe who, working and playing TogeTher. have broughT our high school To iTs presenT posiTion oT leader- ship among The schools oT The sTaTe. Our annual porTrays Tor everyone ThaT uniTied spiriT among all acTiviTy groups. Much oT The sTrengTh oT any school lies in The uniTy OT a good sTrong Family liTe. Our annual sTaTT has adopTed as iTs Theme. The Family Album. Teeling ThaT we really are one big Family -oT sTudenTs and Teachers. Like all large Families. we have our ups and downs. How- ever. we have much To be proud OT in The loyalTy and courage oT iTs members. CongraTulaTions To The sTaTT and Miss l-lunTon Tor such a nice Family Album. 1 I tudent ln order To Torm a STudenT Council, each home room has an elecTion oT a represenTaTive and an alTer- naTe. The duTy oT The alTernaTe is To aTTend The STudenT Council meeTings when The represenTaTive is unable To be There. Discussion oT all problems ThaT arise in our school liTe Takes place aT These STudenT H Q ouncll Council meeTings. lT also has The duTy oT passing on all awards made by diTTerenT organi-zaTions. The STudenT Council oTTicers are composed oT The STudenT Body oTTicers, who are Darrell STorholT,. Presi-- denT: Ronnie Sullivan, Vice-PresidenTg Romona ShaTTer. SecreTary: and Don Poe, Treasurer. l Back Row: Bob D a v i s. ClinTon Glover. Joe Noyes. Ed Sand, Louise Williams, Shirley Spooner. Rae Wilson. Middle Row: Jim Riden- our, Charles Poole, Gerry Yochum, MonTe Hughes, Joanne E be rT. Barbara Paulson. Eleanor Lupin- acci. Mr. Quigley. FronT Row: Mike A u e r. Ron Sullivan, Darrell STor- holT, Romona S h a TTe r. Don Poe, Allene Wallace. Eleven

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Mr. Harmon This yearbook picTures To us a sTorehouse oT Treas- ure, Tull OT gems, The memories oT our experiences. Pearls recall cherished Triendships: sTones are records oT Those rough spoTs over which we have had To climb ThaT have TesTed our courage and perseverence. The sTones. unpolished and illshaped, are The True values oT our Treasure Tor They have sTrengThened our characTer, giving us The experiences ThaT have really pre- pared us Tor The life ahead. ln years To come when we Take invenTory oT This sTorehouse OT Treasure, we will noT only recall The hap- piesT days oT our lives, buT Those ThaT have given liTe iTs TruesT meaning. These are riches beyond value-a liTe Tor Tomorrow. Board of ducation MeeTing once a monTh To beTTer school school and discusses school problems. Ken- condiTions Tor us sTudenTs, The Board oT neTh Grim is Chairman oT The Board oT EducaTion receives liTTle recogniTion. The EducaTion and C. S. Richardson is Clerk. school board seTs up sTandards Tor The Mr. Glenn Taylor, Mr. C. S. Richardson, lvlr. Con- rad PeTerson, lvlr. Ray- mond Alboucq, Mr. Ken- neTh Grim, Mr. William Harmon. Ten

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Twelve Faculty MR. LELAND AXELSON-A jovial fellow who teaches us chemistry, physics, and sociology. This is his second year with C. H. S. MISS ELIZABETH CARTER-This is her second year in Clarkston schools, but first year at C.H. S. Her subjects are D. E. and world history. MR. ROGER W. CHAPMAN - Here the first semester, Cheney the second semes- ter, making a total of lV2 years at C. H. S. He was our vocational guidance coun- selor. MRS. ENA CUNNINGHAM-Home eco- nomics is her main interest, this being her second year of teaching it in C. H. S. She is also advisor of F. H. A. MR. WINSTON R. DARNELL-The vice- principal who is in his second year with us. He also has an excellent debate team, and tries his best to teach us U. S. his- tory and civics. MISS LILLIAN M. DUROCHER - This teacher has been in charge of all the girls in C. H. S. through her physical edu- cation program. She has been the tennis coach the past three years. MRS. GLADYS FLESI-IMAN-Having the trying job of making librarians out of a few of the students has been this teach- er's work for the past four years. MR. REX GARDNER -Musically-minded and musically talented, this man has turned out a splendid mixed chorus and girls' glee along with several small en- sembles. This is his third year with us. MRS. MARY GARNER-An English teach- er who also teaches Spanish, this little lady has served us well. She has seen this year's Seniors through high school, this being her fourth year here. MR. EDMUND HAUGEN-Teaching agri- culture in C. H. S. has been this manis occupation for the past seven years. This year he has undertaken the task of teaching metal shop besides being ad- visor of F. F. A. MR. ROY HOOVER-Although with us for only one year, he has proven him- self capable as an English and dramatic teacher. We have had two very excellent plays under his direction. MISS GRACE HUNTON-The second year for this teacher in C. H. S., she has under- taken the difficult job of advisor for the annual. She also teaches bookkeeping, advanced typing, shorthand and English.