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

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LEFT: Demonstrating the Bishop Method, Mrs. Auseth prepares a pattern for use in a sewing class. M ,E x 1 BELOW: Mrs. Halwas puts pep into old German hat song. ' l. WMS .Q cf' fl: 'S G 'iss W, Q-4 Wa'-A 5 ' L1 xc' Q. .QE R A2 S. .1 ,X J Deadlines must be met, insists Mrs. Paulson, con- sulting here with editors. RIGHT. Mrs. Daugherty stresses strong sentence structure to starry-eyed freshmen.

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A9 ff,-t ,. , , ,f 7 ' ' ' ABOVE: Mrs. Bell monitors her students' Spanish skills. RIGHT: Mrs. Heath used many such items this year to spark interest in senior English. '10 , L' ere? N V. . ., I V7 2 i U LEFT: Mrs. Whitfield adds new life to a dead language: Latin. BELOW: The joys of cooking are promoted by Mrs. Waldo. Writing efforts of junior English classes provides a pleasant moment for Mr. Moe.

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lt, 1 . 't XE f 1 y V I W fi f fx. rc! .V l f, x 1 1 . ' N. W. IC.. 5' 5 New , W W N ,xy me Q fi' u U Win or lose, Coach Hatch is often seen in Sports skills for girls are Mrs Arndt's this t ical pose. i regular teaching activities YP X L x 15 TOP ROW: Alan Biehl, Kirk Mosman, Bob Bartlett. SECOND ROW: Dale Lehn, Nick Marsh, Torn Oswald, Les Logsdon. THIRD ROW: Gary Lisenbee, Roger Snipes, Dean Heinemann. FOURTH ROW: John Boots, Jim LaVigne, Torn Showalter. FIFTH ROW: John Diteman, Larry Williams. Hall Duty Boys maintain order in halls and perform services. Mr. Monson is reminding a student that there is a 5 minute limit on the checkout list. K A 3? A M ,f 4: fm