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

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Facult GEORGE A. FISHER, B. S. North Dakota State College North Dakota State School of Science Chemistry, World History, Physical Education, Adviser: Red C Club Boys' Federation Coach: Basketball, Football. REX GARDNER, B. A. Whitman College University of Washington Music, Adviser : Senior Class BETTY MOWERY, B. A. Mills College, California l.orthWestern University, Illinois Oral English, Latin, Journalism, De- bate. Adviser: Thespian Club Dramatics W. W. PIERSON, B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College Washington State College Agriculture, Biology. Adviser: Future Farmers of America LOTTIE J. MASON, B. A. Washington State College Commercial. Adviser: Pine Cone Senior Class JULIA A. BAIR, B. S., M. S. Washington State College Physics, Mathematics, Physical Edu- cation. Adviser: Junior Class C Girls' Club Coach: Girls' Basketball, Tennis C. J. COOIL, M. S., B. S. University of Idaho Washington State College Superintendent of City Schools, Prin- cipal of High School. Adviser: Student Body Student Council LENORE LUNDE, Bt A. Sit. Olof College Washington State College Home Economics. Adviser: Home Economics Club Girls' League J. W. HOD-GE, B. A. V University of Washington De Pauw University American History, Commercial Geog- raphy, English 3, 4, Adviser: Sophomore Class NAN K. WILEY, A. B., M. F. A. University of Oregon Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago Cranbrook Foundation, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Academie de la Grande Chaumiere, Paris, France H. E. MOTTELER, B. A. Washington State College Eastern Washington College of Education Industrial Arts, Farm Shop. Adviser: Junior Class FLORENCE FRYER, B. s. South Dakota State College English 5, 16, 7, 8: Librarian. Adviser: Sophomore Class

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The Classroom SOCIAL SCIENCE American History is concerned with the growth and development of American institutions. The hope is that it will aid in the interpretation of our present day lifeg that it will inspire students with a greater respect for American institutions, that it will stimulate them as citizens to work out their problems in a way that will insure the preservation of the noblest and best American life. ' World history explains how our modern world came to be what it is. In it are to be found the immediate origins of the economic and political structure of today. Commercial Geography gives students the understanding of market- ing, production, and the interchange of commodities among the various countries. The study is carried out on an economic and social background. MUSIC Music offers wonderful opportunities for students participating in it. One credit is received for one year's work in band, orchestra, and glee club. The department cooperates in the productions given during the year, which are appreciated by all. The orchestra is made up entirely of stringed instruments this year . ' ART The Art classes this year have done a great deal of creative art work, using a variety of mediums, such as oils, Water-colors, pastels, charcoal, graphite, poster paints, and colored ink. INDUSTRIAL ARTS This department has courses in woodwork and drawing for both be- ginners and advanced students. They also make signs and booths for various school activities and perform some repair of school equipment. FARM SHOP . This is a course designed to prepare boys to do the mechanical Work which will be found on a farm. It is a part of the vocational agricul- ture course but is available to others as an Industrial Arts subject. COMMERCIAL The Commercial department offers two years of shorthand and typ- ing, and one year of bookkeeping. The typing classes take care of the typing for all departments of the school and for the various instructors. They also make dodgers, play programs, and many other special forms which are required through- out the year.