Clatskanie High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clatskanie, OR)

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OP f Nwlln DAVID A. STALEY PRINCIPAL M.S. UNIVERSITY of OREGON. MRS. F LORENCE R. BROMLEY B.S. OREGON STATE COLLEGE n Home Economics, General Science, F.H.A. Adviser. HARRY R. BURNHAM B.S. OREGON STATE COLLEGE General Mathematics, General Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork, Student Council and junior Class Adviser. MARY ANNE GRAMS B.A. MARYLHURST COLLEGE Graduate work PORTLAND EXTENSION Chemistry, Geometry, Girls' Health and Physical Education, G.A.A. and Pep Club Adviser. LUCILE F . HANSEN B.A. LINFIELD COLLEGE Graduate work UNIVER- SITY of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, UNI' VERSITY of OREGON, UNIVERSITY of PORTLAND, Senior English, Librarian, Girls' League Adviser, Library Club Adviser. VERLIN K. HERMANN B.S. OREGON STATE COLLEGE Graduate work OREGON STATE COLLEGE General Science, Agriculture, F.F .A. Adviser. HE LEN JACOBSON B.S. OREGON STATE COLLEGE Typing, Shorthand, Advanced Stenography, Bookkeeping, Girls' League Adviser. ARTHUR A. LUNDIN B.S. PACIFIC UNI- VERSITY, Graduate work PACIFIC UNIVERSITY. PORTLAND STATE, OREGON STATE EXTENSION Driving, Freshman and Senior Physical Education and Health, U.S. History, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. 56 'P' Lf - 1. ' gfiifi? . ..,,- K. I -Q

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'M'- C.U.H.S. faculty members and the subjects they teach are pictured above: Walter Sherman, math, physics: Richard O. Martin, English and journalism, Arthur Lundin, history, JV coach, boys' P.E.g Donald Stroh, music, Robert McCullough, head coach, boys' P.E.g Harry Burnham, shop, social economics, Verlin Hermann, agriculture, Paul E. Whitmore, English, Mrs. Florence Bromley, home economics, Helen Jacob- son, commercial subjects, Mary Anne Grams, girls' P.li. and chemistry, Lucile Hansen, English, libra- rian, Robert Mathews, freshman coach, geography, biology. C.U.ll.S. Facult . . . Principal David A. Sta1ey's philosophy of successful administration is built upon an understanding of students' problems. The door leading to his office is always open to any student who wishes to confer with him. The aim of Mr. Staley and the rest of the faculty is to make CUHS a pleasant place to attend school. Their problem, of course, and ours, too is making CUHS a pleasant place AND a place where some learning is achieved. The perfect school, we know, hasn't been invented yet. But when it is invented, it will be a place where students and faculty, and especially the administration, all work together in the common interests of everyone concerned. We feel that CUHS has a good start in this respect because the faculty and students can sit down to- gether and discuss their current mutual problems. Parents and faculty attend the an- nual Mother's Tea, dances sponsored by the students, sports events at home and away. And many other times dur- ing the year, adults and students meet, in and out of school, to renew old acquaintances and to make new ac- quaintances. We like it this way, and we know the school itself benefits. We who are leaving hope that coming classes will keep it that way.

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,sin RICHARD O. MARTIN B.A. AMERICAN UNI- VERSITY, WASHINGTON D.C., Graduate work UNIVERSITY of OREGON Junior and Sophomore English, Journalism, Tiger Tales, Annual, Camera Club. MRS. ROBERT I. MATTHEWS Administrative Secretary ROBERT I. MATTHEWS B.S. LEWIS and CLARK Graduate work PORTLAND STATE and LEWIS and CLARK. Geography, Biolo Freshman Football, SY Basketbhll and Track Coach, Freshman Class Adviser. ROBERT P. MCCULLOUGI-I B.A. STROUDSBURG TEACHERS' COLLEGE. M.A. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Social Economics, Health and Physical Education, Head Football and Basketball Coach, Senior Class Adviser. WA LTER 1.C. SHERMAN B.A. PACIFIC UNIVER- SITY. Mathematics, Physics, Bookkeeping, Honor Society Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser. J. DONALD STROH BMS. DAKOTA WESLEYAN M.S.M.E. UNIVERSITY of IDAHO. Music Director, Westport Grade School Band, Clatslra nie Grade School Band, High School Band and Mixed Chorus, Majorettes. PAUL E. WHITMORE B.A. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Graduate work UNIVERSITY of WASHINGTON. Freshman and Sophomore English, Dramatics Club Adviser. REVEREND KEITH W. KERR B.M.E. UNIVERSITY of WICHITA, KANSAS, M.A. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. Columbus, Ohio. Guidance Counselor. if . s