Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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.9 QV 45 ? lr w v Bovo c. IACOBS f ff Principal of the Chehalis Senior High Sch ff s ff To The Class of l937: Life has been held so cheap during much of the world's history that it is hard for us to realize that life and health are our greatest and only real possessions. Any effort to maintain them is sound economics, as well as making for happiness, comfort, and other deep human satisfactions. With infant mortality lessening, more children surviving, and more people living longer, there is a new vigor among our people which means much in the advance of the human family. l care not, Fortune, what you me deny: You cannot rob me of free Nature's grace, You cannot shut the windows of the sky Through which Aurora shows her brightening faceg You cannot bar my constant feet to trace The woods and lawns, by living stream, at eve: Let health my nerves and finer fibres brace, And I their toys to the great children leave: Of fancy, reason, virtue, naught can me bereavef' --Thomson, B. C. l.

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IOHN D. GLANN Superintendent of the Chehalis Schools To The Class of l937: Periodically, throughout your school life, you have received a report on your success in school. That report card has caused you both joy and sorrow, but no report card yet devised can truly record your success in school. Success in school can be measured only in terms ot happiness, and since happiness is an enjoyable emotion, it can be measured only by the individual. Happiness is the true measure of your success in school, and it will continue to be the true measure of your success in adult life. lf you do not know it now, you will soon learn that happiness results from success, and as Thomas A. Edison said, Genius is ten per cent inspiration and ninety per cent perspiration. Therefore, since happiness is an enjoyable state of being, and happiness comes from success, and success comes mostly from hard, persistent work, then my only advice to you on this graduation day, is to enter your new work with all the tenacity and energy at your command. 1. D. C.

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,fm Boettcher Carlson Dalxlbcrg Handy Harkonen Harms Smith Stat-ger Van Nici' Dybvig Fishback Flagg Luft Nlitten Porter Storey Strotlwr , -V Wliltv FACULTY MR. MARCUS W. BOETTCHER, I year Washington State College. Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Phlogistons, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, Sophomore Home Room. MISS FLORENCE HANDY, I year Washington State College, B. A. Art, Ir. High English, Girl Scout Leader. MR. F. W. CARLSON, 7 years Whitman College B. S. Orchestra, Band, Senior Class Advisor. MR. ARTHUR HARKONEN, 2 years College of Puget Sound B. A. English, lournalism, Study Hall Supervisor, Hi-Y Advisor, Boys' Club Advisor. MR. F. B. SMITH, 3 years South Dakota State College B. S. Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Student Body Treasurer's Advisorg Sopho- more Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor, Commercial Club. MR. GEORGE DAHLBERG, I year University of Montana B. A. Law, Geography, World History, lr. High Physical Ed, Football and Basketball Coach, Lettermen's Club Advisor. MISS CORA L. HARMS, 6 years Washington State College B. A. Typing, Librarian, Study Hall Supervisor, Girls' Play Director. MISS MARGARET STAEGER, 5 years Washington State College B. A. Physical Education, Girls' Sports, Badminton Club, Tumbling Club. MR. THOMAS K. VAN NICE, 3 years Oregon State College B. S. Industrial Arts. MR. LOYAL DYBVIG, I year University of Idaho B. S. Goemetry, Advanced Mathe- matics, Ir. High Shop. MISS MARGARET LUFT, I year Washington State College B. A. Biology, Home Re- lations, Related Arts, Home Economics I, Home Eco- nomics Club Advisor, lr. Home Room. MR. CALVIN STOREY, 2 years Washington State College B. A. Music, Study Hall Supervisor. MRS. A. I. WHITE, I9 years Purdue University, Indiana B. S. Homei Economics, Girls' Advisor, Honor Society Advisor, Home Economics Club Advisor, Student Council Advisor. MRS, IOSEPHINE FISHBACK, 7 years Ellensburg Normal. Secretary to Superintendent. MR, L. R. MITTEN, 7 years Pacific University B. A. World History, American History, Vice Principal of High School, Chehalin Ad- visor, Senior Class Advisor, Senior Basketball Coach, Crimson and Gray Advisor. MISS NANCY STROTHERS, I year University of Washington B. A. lr. and Sr. English, Managing Assemblies, Coaching Dramatics. MRS. ESTHER B. FLAGG, I5 years Washington State College B. A. Latin, German, Psy- chology, Sociology, Honor Society Advisor, jr. Class Advisor. MR. HENRY S. PORTER, 7 years Washington State College B. S. Vocational Agriculture, Advisor of F. F. A.