Dayton High School - Nesika Wawa Yearbook (Dayton, WA)

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MR. JAMES JARBOE English II and III Speech Tennis coach MR. LANTY HARSHMAN Physics World Culture Algebra I MR. FRED GRITMAN Industrial Arts MR. CHARLES GODWARD French United States History H f '.::2fs:f2s:faaf:s: 2 1 1 Facalfg MISS BARBARA Mc FARLIN Spanish English I MR. DONALD COWEN Typing I and II Bookkeeping Office Practice TN MR. JACK MQLAREN Auto Mechanics MRS. ED HILL English I E - ,.:.. 10 t

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Principal MR. PEASE MRS. PAUL NELSON Secretary PRINCIPAL 'S ME SSAGE Your responsibilities must increase if you are to make progress in life. This last year you have realized this in your class work, your leadership in school activities and at home as well as in the community. When you were underclassmen, you looked to the upper-classmen together with your teachers, parents and others to maintain these responsibilities. As you move toward larger and more demand ing spheres of life, you will find your responsibilities likewise will increase if you are to grow and progress. This is the scheme of lifeg the more responsibilities you have that you can see through to completion, the stronger and more useful you will be to yourself and your fellow man.

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ii MRS. FLOY GREENMAN MR. DAVE BURGER English IV Mixed Chorus Business English Music Theory Counseling Girls' Chorus Dramatics B2-nd Annual MR. JOHN STOCKTON Science Track and field coach MR. BERNARD AVERILL Psychology, Sociology Biology I, Boys' PE Football and Baseball coach MRS. JOHNSON Girls' PE Drill team coach Tumbling team coach MR. DONALD DONAHUE Government, World Problems Washington History, Health Basketball and Golf coach MR. MARVIN EVERS Vocational Agriculture N MRS. BILL GILLIS Library Journalism MR. BRUCE KEITH Mathematics Skills MRS. WAYNE SMITH Home Economics ll