Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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bo GORDON H. SCRIBNER Counselor JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD Vice-Principal HAROLD SILVERNAIL Assistant Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Instead of “one home,” “one community,” we now have “One World.” Our social, civic and industrial life is now complex. Constantly improved training in character building, citizenship, competance in fundamental processes, vocational and avocational fitness is a must in today’s and to- morrow’s schools. To provide this training and improvement, wholehearted cooperation must steadily prevail among parents, students. and teachers. fort “Education is our most cherished privilege. It is the force which develops freedom of approach in thinking and a sense of justice and moral- ity. Education helps us attain mental, physical, and moral growth. Educa- tion teaches us the way to habits of right living and clear thinking. By education each of us is prepared to do happily his share of work for the maintenance of free America.” Through education we should learn to choose the right and to so live that we reverse the old maxim that “might makes right” and see to it that right makes might.

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FACULTY MISS DOROTHY ALM Girls’ Physical Education; Sophomore Class Advisor; Girls’ Tumbling Coach; Girls’ Tennis Coach. University cf Washington. MRS. HALLIE B. ANDERSON Librarian; Torch Honor Society Advisor. University of Washington. ROBERT ANDERSON District Supervisor of Instrumental Music; Orchestra; Band; Theory and Harmony. University of Washington. MRS. CLARE BABCOCK English; Latin; Sophomore Class Advisor. Whitman College. MISS CHARME CAMPBELL Contemporary Problems; Ski Club Advisor. University of Washington. MRS. BARBARA CAVERS English; Torch Honor Society Advisor. University of Washington. JOHN CAVERS English; Geometry; Algebra; Junior Class Advisor. Uni- versity of Washington. GERALD CLAY Algebra; Basketball Coach. Washington State College. EARL CRAIG Industrial Arts; Mechanical Drawing. University of Washington. FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM United States History; English; Cultural Heritage; Boys’ Club Advisor. Harvard University. MRS. ELVE FATHERS District Supervisor of Vocal Music; Chorus; Glee. Uni- versity of Washington. CLARENCE FITZGERALD World History; Freshman Class Advisor. University of Washington. WILLIAM FOTHERINGHAM Typing; Bookkeeping; Economics; Hi-Y Advisor. Univer- sity of Washington. MISS JOYCE HAMILTON Home Economics; Senior FHA Advisor; Child Care. Uni- versity of Washington. MRS. CONSTANCE HAYDEN Typing; Business English; Economics. University cf South- ern California. JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD Biology; Vice-Principal, Stanford University. MRS. RUTH HOLLINGSHEAD Biology; Girls’ Club Advisor. University of Washington. MISS MARGARET HOLM English. University of Oregon. MARS. NONA HUNSAKER English; Reading and Writing for Fun. University of Washington. MISS MILDRED JOHNSON Typing; Clerical Practice; Shorthand; Board of Control Advisor; Faculty Treasurer for Associated Students. University of Washington. JERRY KARNOFSKI Washington State History; Global Geography; Assist- ant Football, Baseball, and Basketball Coach; Freshman Coach. Western Washington College of Education.