Davis High School - Lolomi Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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at aawgfcydscdoal RUTH M. HANSON Psychology, English, F.T.A. B.A., John Fletcher Col- Th k h' h H lege, Grad. Study North- e ey W lc ,Opens O Wesmn Um, the understanding of the WINIFRED HARNDEN English, German, Soph. Class Adviser B.S., U. of Minn., Grad. study c.w.s.c. HELENRUTH HOFFMAN English, Sr. Class Adviser B.A., Colo. St. Col., Grad. WALLIN MCCARDELL English, Journalism, VOY- AGER B.A., C.W.S.C. sway c.w.s.c. its fundamentals. It is readin' and writin grammar, literature, and PATRICIA HASTINGS English, Jr. Class Adviser B.A., w.s.u., B.E., w.s.u., Grad. Study C.W.S.C. ELLA MATHIESON English, Honor Society Ad- viser B.A., Whitman College, Grad. Study U. of Cal. VERNON POND English, Soph. Class Ad- viser B.A., U. of Oregon doors to education is English language and not only a study of but also a course in composition. EARL SHELTON English, District Publicity B.S., NW. Mo. State, Grad. Study U. of Ark.

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Mr. Meier assisted his family at the annual faculty dinner where good food, friendly faces, and a cheerful atmosphere welcomed Teachers into a new year. :glad LEONA CONNER JEAN BISHOP LOIS BROWN Chairman, English Dept., English, Drama, Thes- English, U-5- H l S T 0 I' Y, English, Latin, J.C.L. pians, Speech Girls' League, Adviser B.A., W.S.U., Grad. Study B.A., W.S.U. B.A., M o n ta n a State U. of W. Univ. I Science leads the way to an understanding of the nature of scientific inquiry, which is open- minded, intellectual activity. Students also de- velop an awareness of their place in the scheme of nature. What is known or believed today is subiect to be changed tomorrow. ROBERT CLARK KENNETH LEENDERTSEN JOHN MCCALL KENNETH MEIER Chairman, Science Dept., PhySiCS, Truck C 0 G C l1, Biology, Sr. A d V i S e r, CHEM., Phy. Sc., Book- Ski Club, Sr. Adviser Soph. Adviser Bowling Club room, Chess and Checker B.S., E. Oregon, Grad. B.A., W.S.U., Grad. Study B.A., U. of Idaho, Grad. Club Study N.Y. St. U. of Cal. Study U. of W. B.S., Se attle Pacific, IO M.A.T., Colorado Col., M.A., Arizona State

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RUTH BURPEE WILHELMINA FREETH LOUISE GRIFFITH Shorthand, Cler. and Sec. Distributive Education, Typing, Bookkeeping, LO- Procedures, F.S.A. D.E. Club LOMI B.S., N- MO- STGTB: Gf0Cl- B.A., U. of W., Grad. B.F.A., Okla. U., Grad. Study U. of Denver TED BOSWELL Chairman, Commercial Dept., Typing, Bookkeep- ing, Photo Club B.S., Whitman Col., Grad. Study U. of Idaho WW Providing enrichment for all areas of in- struction and activities sponsored by the school is the aim of the library. lt is a vital part of our educational program and reflects the philosophy ofthe school. 12 Study Western Wash. Study U. of Arizona CORINNA SHELTON Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing, Soph. Class Ad viser B.S., SW. Mo. St., M.A., Colo. St. Col. of Educ. Preparing students in the essentials for a busi- ness career with typing, shorthand, bookkeep- ing, and clerical and secretarial procedures keeps DHS teachers constantly applying new and better methods. Techniques learned in commer- cial classes prove to be of inestimable value to the students. DOROTHY WEBSTER Typing, Ushers B.A., W.S.U., Grad. Study W.S.U. GRAYCE PIERCE Librarian, Library Club B.A., E.W.C., M.E., C.W. S.C., M.L., U. of W. Mrs. Jane Glover, the assistant librarian, with Shirley Patton and Jeanette Gregory, helps catalogue the 800 new books that the library received this year.