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

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WILLIAM E. KRAMER MRS. NERINE E. DIXON Principal Secretary 9

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S0lI00l BOARO Left to Right: Mr. Leslie James, Mr. Clayton Schurman, Mrs. Caroll Knowles, Mr. William Larson, Mr. Robert Miller. American education has a clear mission to accom plish with every single child who enrolls in the school. Modern life has pressed some urgent and ing certain specially needed kinds of educated tal- ent. For the sake of our future We had better succeed in these tasks--but they cannot and should al system: to foster individual fulfillment and to nurture the free, rational and responsible men and women without whom our kind of society cannot en- dure. ever their talents, for the serious business of being free men and women. You, the young men and women of today, should assume your role in society and accept the responsibility of keeping our schools free. Help shape the future so that the schools can accomplish the monumental train- ing task of young people for tomorrow. , MRS- COOK Dr. William R. Broadhead Super1ntendent's Secretary DR. WILLIAM R. BROADHEAD Superintendent of Schools sharply defined tasks on education, tasks of produc- not crowd out the great basic goals of our education- Our schools must prepare all young people, what-

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STUDENT BDDY OFFICERS X' These mischievous looking mechanics are our 1963-64 student body officers. Left to Right: John Manis-Student Body President, Jim Frick-Chief Justice, David Foster-Vice-President, Kathy Fitzgerald-Secretary, Anita Sand- Treasurer. STUDENT 00llN6ll Left to Right: Anita Sand, Janis Hardway, Elaine Olberding, Chris Bratcher, John Manis, David Foster Paul Hirzel, Lynn Roberts, Hilja Hyvarinen, Bill Anderson, Jim Christianson. Not pictured-Marilyn Gibbons, Mr. Manis-Advisor.