Colville High School - Skookum Yearbook (Colville, WA)

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Top row: Jzimes Nugent, Eleanor Goekc, John kung lmwei' row: Helen Bishop. Edna Kreu FAC LTX James Nugent-Teaches bookkeeping, physical edu- cation, Northwest history and typing. Graduated from W. S. C. His hobby is sports. William Powell and Myrna Loy are his favorite movie stars. His admires sports- manship in a student. Eleanor Goeke-Teaches home economics and physical education. Graduated from Uni- versity of Washington. Her hobby is swimming. Jean- nette McDonald and Nelson Eddy are her favorite movie stars. She admires cooperation in a student. Helen L. Bishop-Teaches English, French. Graduated from W. S. C. Her hobby is traveling. McDonald and Eddy are her favorite stars. She admires earnestness in a stu- dent. John King-Teaches commercial law and geog- raphy. Graduated from Oregon State college. Sports are his hobby. Edna Kreager-Teaches journalism, speech, literature and composition, and business Eng- lish. Hobby is fishing. Paul Muni and Norma Shearer arc her favorite movie stars.

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'lop is w Nvayne Moffitt, Fay Pugh, W'arrvn Herbage I wer row: Neal McClure, Humor Tir-ed ACULTY Wayne Moffitt-Teaches science and music. Graduat- ed from Cheney Normal. His favorite hobby is travel- ing. Fred Astaire and Ruby Keeler are his favorite movie stars. Dependability, attitude and respect are qualities he admires in a student. Alice Fay Pugh- Teaches shorthand, typing and office training. Gradu- ated from W. S. C. Her hobby is hunting. Jeannette McDonald and Nelson Eddy are her favorite movie stars. Friendliness and cooperation with fellow class- mates are qualities she admires in students. Warren Herbage-teaches chemistry, biology and physics. Pho- tography is his hobby. Neal C. McClure--Superintend- ent. His hobby is music. Homer Reed-History, so- ciology are the subjects he teaches. Graduated from Whitman. His hobby is fishing. George Arliss is his favorite movie star. Honesty and industry are quali- ties he admires in students.

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Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. School Calendar 1-School opened. Gangway for the big rush. 16-P.-T. A. Reception. Everybody gets acquainted. 17-Junior high school program. Talented younguns. 18-Football game. We won. 25-Football game. We lost. 2-Football game. We won. 9-Chewelah at Colville. 9-Junior high school dance. Little ones learning to step. 14-Hascumb Players. 16-Girls' Party. Everyone acted silly. 19-Orendo the Magician. Clever fellow. 23-P.-T. A. Play. 30-Chewelah at Chewelah. We lost. 30-Senior Ball. Grand affair. 6-Junior high school carnival. 12-F. F. A. Banquet. The boys were chefs. 13-G. H. A. C. dance. More fun. 17-International Four. Male quartet. 20-Junior play. 25-Thanksgiving. Too bad for the turkeys. 4-Basketball. Northport at Northport. We won. 10-Marcus at Colville. 11-Rockford at Rockford. 12-Fairfield at Fairfield. 18-Valley at Colville. 19-Fairfield at Colville. 23-West Valley at West Valley. 23-Jan. 1-Christmas vacation. 8-Northport at Colv'lle. 15-End of the semester. 22-Valley at Valley. 29-Colville at Marcus. 30-West Valley at Colville. 5--Colville at Chewelah. 12-Colville at Springdale. 13-Republic at Colville. 19-Springdale at Co'ville. 25-Tournament at Colville. 26-End of six weeks. 27-Tournament at Colville. March 1-National Assemblies. Electric Wonders. March 4-Tournament at Cheney. March 6-Tournament at Cheney. March 10-Student Body and Federation meetings. l0..