George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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lllllllllllll Si 1-H' xteen MISS JANET ARIE - Librorion MR. DONALD E. BAUM - - Boys Voice MISS CI-IAMINADE BLACKEORD - English MR. R. L. BONI-IAM - - Biology MR. A. G. BOWNE - - - Chemistry MISS NELL G. BOYACK - - Shorthond Miss EVA M. BYERLY - History, Lotin Miss VERA CHAMBEREAIN ,E shonimd Miss JESS M CHANEY - omg voice MISS MARGUERITE CHAPMAN - Shorthand MISS SADIE COMES - - - English MISS MARY DAVIDSON - Asst. Librorion MISS GRACE DE NOON - - Geometry MISS MABLE DeWOODY A Bookkeeping MISS GENEVIEVE DOTSON - English MR. WALTER ESTBY - - Economics MR. GILBERT FREDERICK - - I-Ieolth MR. O. JOI-IN GERWIG - A Chemistry MRS. I-IARRIET GREEN - - - - - - Government, Modern History MISS RUTI-I GRIFFITI-I - Business Arithmetic MISS ELLA GRISSEL - - Geometry JW nw--I---ul 9 3 21---ii---1----I-H 1

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g N ADMINISTRATIGN cut 20 per cent this year to balance the budget, but with strict economy the usual program was carried out. Through a bank loss of S800 further economies will be necessary next year, and unless the budget is more generally supported, the curtailment of our excular program will be necessary. The weekly saving for purpose is the best way to be ready to buy tickets in September. This semester the registration reached the highest point in the history of the school since the city was divided into east and west side senior high school dis- tricts: lO6O pupils-522 boys and 538 girls. The special committee in charge of the Washington bicentennial celebration is pleased to enumerate the following features for our part in honoring the Father of his country: a. Adoption of the permanent Washington seal em- blem. b. Unveiling the Washington Cedar-Pulse gift portraits. c, One hundred and eighty-five home room talks on Washington. d, Showing of the official Washington films. e. Presentation of the Washington theme in The Cedar, ' In a material way the attendance and general offices have been consolidated as an administrative unit by building a counter and installing desks and files in the waiting room space. Three department conference rooms, English, Commerce, and Social Studies, have been added. These small rooms make ideal places for de- partmental work shops and more economical space than class rooms for teachers during preparation hours. s .. Y .. A.. A

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MISS BELLE I-IANSEN MISS INA I-IIBBARD - MISS I-IILDA I-I, I-IORN MISS LYNDALL IVES MISS GERTRUDE JAMES MR. I-IARRY E. KELLY - MISS BEATRICE KIMBALL MISS EMMA C LARSON MR. CARR B, LAVELL - MISS CECELIA LEVEN MISS MARIAN MARTIN MISS EMILY MATOUSEK MR, ROSS A. MILLER - MR. R. L. MOEI-ILMANN MISS CLEMENTINE OTTO MISS ADA PATTERSON MR. LEONARD PAULU MR. I-IARRY R. PETERSON - History Bookkeeping - BioIogy - English - French - BioIogy - Secretory Government Sociol Problems - French - English Geometry - Commerce Orchestro English Study I-IoII - Physics - - - - Business Arithmetic MRS. LULU PETERSON - English MISS LUCILLE POWELL - - Lotin MISS IVA MAY OUIGLEY - - English 9 3 2lIIIIIIllIIllIlII llllllllllllllllllllllllllll Seventeen