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

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acult MR. DALE C. MICHAEL-A capable man who came to C.H. S. at the second semester to take over. the responsibili- ties of vocational guidance counselor and advisor of Hi-Y. MR. JOE MILTENBERGER-With C. H. S. for seven years, he has proven himself an excellent boxing coach. Teaching in- dustrial arts is his other duty. MRS. MABEL ROSE MONTENEGRO- Coming from Chili to take over the duties of commercial teacher, this teacher taught only the short time of nine weeks at C. H. S. MR. VERNON MOREMAN-A biology teacher who will long be remembered for field trips. He has been an excellent basketball coach, too. In C.H.S. only three years, he took his team to State for the third time. MR. FRANK MOSHER-For 29 years the students around C. H. S. have been talk- ing about Charley.', If you have taken geometry, you know that Charleyi' is a test. MRS. BETTY MU RRAY-Although not a teacher, her smiling face is very familiar in the halls of C. H. S. This is her second year as secretary to Mr. Harmon. MR. TOM PARRY-Serving C. H. S. as football coach for the last two years has been this inanis main objective. He also teaches world history. MR. LOUIS QUIGLEY-A man of varied duties, from supervising journalism, speech, and English to master of cere- monies for student performances. This is his third year at C. H. S. MR. GLEN SMITH -Art instructor in C. H. S. the last year and a half, he has worked hard and successfully to develop the artistic talent of C. H. S. students. MRS. VIRGINIA TONKIN-A former teacher of commercial subjects in C.H.S., she returned the second semester to re- place Mrs. Montenegro. EDDIE WILLIAMS-As C. H. S. band di- rector for the second year, this teacher has staged many fine concerts for the pleasure of the townspeople as well as the students. MRS. FLORENCE HOWELL-Substitut- ing is her pastime, and she was with us for nine consecutive weeks, plus other occasions when called upon to assist. 'QW -fr- Thirteen

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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.

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