Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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THE SCHOOL HE Chehalis High School is over thirty years old. During these years it has steadily grown until it is now recognized as one of the leading schools in South- west Washington. ln i885 Chehalis opened its first school in a little old building on Main Street. Only the first eight grades were taught. There were fifty pupils and two teachers. The first high school classes began in the fall of l889 in this first grade school. The grades had the lower floor and the high school the second floor, The present Che- halis High School was built in l909 and after its com- pletion, the Cascade School was left entirely to the grades. Five regular courses of study are offered to the stu- dents of Chehalis High: classical, scientific, general, com- rnercial, and home economics courses. Last year two new courses were added-the Smith Hughes and George Reid Courses. The forrner is an agricultural course and the latter is an introductory course to homemaking T31 f' Nm ,,i, ,! S S X ,,., g gg g A , ,sf cii ,E M f ff ic ,-PM si' ' -?73 f5'W' IQ '.,,s 1 , ',L, , --X '?f ,yan-2

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Mr. F. W. Carlson 2 years Whitman College B. S. Orchestra, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, Choir, Band Mrs. Fishback Z years Secretary to Superintendent Mrs, Esther B. Flagg ll years Washington State College B. A. Latin, German, Psychology, Sociology, Senior English Honor Society Advisor Mr. Carl Franklin I year University of Washington B. B. A. Typing, Business English, Shorthand, Public Speaking, Debate, Basketball. Miss Cora Harms 1 year Washington State College B. A. Librarian Study Hall Supervisor Miss Ruth Laubscher 4 years University of Washington B. A. Spanish, English, Dramatic Club Advisor. Mr. Frederick C.McMiIIen 2 years Whitman College B. A. World History, English, Crimson and Gray Advisor History Club Advisor Mr, Harry T. Martin 4 years University of Washington Manual Arts, Senior Class Advisor Basketball and Baseball Coach wii-asf- f.,,,.,A nsiewsifrm E . - wg 151 - ,,,..