Cheney High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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Faculty C. J. COOIL, M. S., B. S. University of Idaho Washington State College Superintendent of City Schools Principal of High School Adviser: Student Body Student 'Council LOTTIE MASON, B. A. Washington State College Commercial Adviser: Pine Cone Senior Class J. W. HODGE, B. A. University of Washington FLORENCE F. FRYER, B. S. , , American History South Dakota State College English 3 and 4 English 5, 6, 7, 8 Sociology Librarian Economics Adviser: Sophomore Class Adviser: Junior Class W. W. PIERSON, B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College Agriculture Biology Adivser: Future Farmers of America GEORGE ALEXANDER FISHER, JULIA A. BAIR, B. A. B' S' Washington State College North Dakota State College Physics, Mathematics Science, World History Physical Education Physical Education Adviser: Junior Class Adviser: Red C Club Coach: Girls' Basketball Boys' Federation Play Day Spring 1936 Coach: Basketball C Girls Club Football, Track RUTH L. HAMILTON, B. A. College of Idaho Washington State College Home Economics Home Relations Adviser: Home Ec Club DAGRUN ECKREM, B. F. A. REX GARDNER' B' A' fPicture not shownj Whitman College gIiive1isityUof Wash' gton University of Washington o um ia niver ' Music Universitygyjyli gon Adviser: Sophomore Class, Art 0' FRANCES ELOISE NEILSON, B. A. , . Aj Whitman College frftfffyfw ff '7 University of Washington , . ' Oral English QWP N W A ' Journalism 09 M ' 6! 5 Bebate 'W I ramatics , M7 Latin -C' g Adviser: Girls' League , W ff 7 Thespian Club f 1, ' lff H. E. MOTTLER, B. A. My I gif Washington State College yu f rf! Industrial Arts AM! f lj Farm Shop V if Adviser: Senior Class 1.

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Siuiperintendlentis Message To THE CHENEY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1936: You as Seniors are about to pass another milestone on life's journey. You are about to change from an environment in which you have become adjusted-one in which you have established yourself and Worked happily in cooperation with your fellows-into an environment which will be made up of new persons and strange situations. The shock caused by leaving high schol for other fields is due more to emotional disturbance than to physical change. It is true that your activities Will be carried on With new surroundings and in touch with different people, but you will move ahead according to the thought habits, attitudes, ideals, and skills that you have been developed since childhood. You have the foundation laid for continued success and happiness. I am sure that your life can be serviceable and harmonious if you live ac- cording to the rules and plans which you know to be the best. It takes courage, energy, and intelligence to do things Worth While. But you need not be afraid. I believe that you have What It Takes. -C. J. COOIL, Superintendent