Darrington High School - Logger Yearbook (Darrington, WA)

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ON THE LEFT MRS MYERS FIRST AND SFLONID YEAR GERMAN CLASS AROUNID THF TABLE Gary Hooper Ivalle jones Dorothy Krause Kathleen Green Ins Lewrs Patty Bryson Gerald Vlalhum Charlme Lewrs Helen jones Judy Woods SFCONID YFAR HONIE EC CLASS AT BOTTOM joan Bryson Advxser WS 'Vlyers Darleen Athearn Donna Bryson Standmg Carolyn Jones Luana Ryals Standmg Mrldred Nionterth Edolean Fox Ded1cat1on We the annual staff of 1958 59 wrsh to ded rcate th1s annual to Mrs Margaret Myers a won derful teacher who lS an lnsprrmg example to all She unself1shly devotes her t1me to the school by SUpel'V1S1l'lg banquets style shows drnners and many other act1v1t1es She IS deeply respected by the students for the encouragement she grves the honesty she brrngs out 1n her students, and the rnsprratlon she creates whether at work or play C ,ffl MRS MYERS FIRST YEAR HOME EC CLASS STANDING Connre Lexn Flame Towne Donna Peterson Advlser Mrs Myers Ins Lewrs Susan Adams Sally Hall SITTING AROUND THE TABLE Lxnda Overhalt Delarne Skeers Barbara Green Faye Shults Geraldme Henry Terry Weston Jeannette Page Carolyn Hayter

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WELCOME FRESHME lf Jil On behalf of Darrrngton Hlgh School we would lxke to say that we are very pleased to welcome the Class of 62 1nto our new hxgh school As members of the student body and faculty we all know that you w1ll enjoy the many thmgs offered lncludmg all the 3Ct1Vlt16S rn whrch you are ent1tled to partxcrpate We hope you w1ll enjoy all four years rn our beautlful bu1ld1ng a1n we say Hello Freshmen' 3

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To those going on to college, may I suggest that you take all the entrance tests as early as possible. In some cases if you fail your English or Math tests you may get permission to try it again. It is a must in college to budget your time and get real work or study habits. English, Math and Science are still the basic subjects in which you should be better than average. If you are not going on to college, the same basic subjects are still important. In applying for any job or position, a good appearance and impression are vitally important. The job will certainly go to the one who has the training, speaks or writes intelligently, and is courteous. Courtesy is very important whenever you meet the public. May your preparation in high school prepare you for your future vocation. Good luckg let us know how you make out. We are interested in your adjustment to life situations. Sincerely, H. O. Edwards Superintendent 7 h just a few thoughts for the annual. We have 5 made a good start for our school year 58-59. Basketball season is almost here, and the days seem to be flying. The months ahead will pass i ii quickly, and it won't really be too long until another school year is over. Wishing the very best of luck to those who ' 7 will graduate in the spring, and hoping to see the rest back again next fall. Sincerely, Colleen L. Reece, Secretary Administration When you read this we will have completed a whole full year in the new High School Building. I'm sure we all appreciate how lucky we are to be in this new building and I should like to congratulate the students on their good care of this building during this first year. During this year, many students helped to beautify the grounds by planting shrubs, rhodo- dendrons and trees. I do hope that at least some of the trees will live. Next year all students will be given a hand- book which is a sort of guide to students. I hope everyone will find it helpful and an aid to better school living. Best of luck to the graduating Seniors and to those returning I hope you will make 1959-1960 a very successful school vear. 1 incerely, f--+ C. Howard Lewis Principal