Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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l, D. C-lann Our principal commands the willing admiration and respect of the Asso- ciated Student Body. We are con- scious of his great force and vitalityg it has been invaluable in bringing our school to its present high standing. We appreciate Mr, Glann's sports- manshipg we like and admire him. R. E. Bennett Most of all we appreciate Mr. Ben- nett's understanding of the psychol- ogy of youth and its problems. He is our friend and counselor, influencing us toward a finer, higher type of life, When we leave, we know we are bearing his best wishes with us. We hope we may prove worthy of his faith. i l ,

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sz,--'gf-ff Yf' W' ..af31g,.f SENICDR HIGH SCHOOL S the Senior High School celebrates its forty-eighth birthday this year it is fitting to pa for a minute and look back on the history of this institution. Until l886, Chehalis had no high school, but in that year in the All-School Buildi which was located on Market Street across from the City Hall and Library, a three-year h school was established which was accredited by the University of Washington. The first cl graduated in l89l, and included but three students. The first High School Annual was published in l9OO consisted of the pictures of seve of the graduating classes. ln l909, the High School students were moved to what is now remembered as the Cascade School. There they remained a short time until the high school building was co pleted. Here new departments appeared and the general equipment of the school was e Iarged, Our High School has made rapid progress during its forty-eight years of existence wh U S9 ng. gh BSS ral Old rn- is shown by the fact that in l89l there were only three graduates, and in this year of l93 there are one-hundred and nine lwhich incidentally is the largest class this school has e graduatedl . In view of these facts, it is obvious that the school has been ever moving forwardia we may well be proud of our old C. H. Sl V n- ch 4. er nd fve

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Mr. F. W. Carlson 4 Years Whitman College B. S. Orchestra, Band, Clee Clubs, Choir' Economics, and junior Class Advisor. Mrs. losephine Fishback 3 Years Secretary To Superintendent. Mr. I. D. Clann 4 Years Washington State College B. A. Principal, Civics, and Football Coach. Mr. Harry T. Martin 6 Years University ot Washington Manual Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Senior Class Advisor, Baseball Coach, and Intramural Basketball. Miss Cudrun C. Eeide l Year University of Washington B. A. English Dramatic Club Advisor, and Creative Writing Club Advisor. Mrs. Esther B. Flagg l2 Years Washington State College B. A. Latin, German, Psychology, SociolOSY, and Honor Society Advisor. Miss Cora L. Harms 3 Years Washington State College B. A. Study Hall Supervisor, Typing, Shorthand, Librarian, and Sophomore Class Advisor. Mr. L. R. Mitten 4 Years Pacific University B. A. World History, American History, Biology, Chehalin Advisor, Crimson and Cray Advisor and Intramural Basketball, KEY YI