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

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ASSISTANT MANAGERS MISS JANET ARIE - - Librarian MR DONALD E BAUM - Voice MR, R LYLE BONI-IAM - - BioIogy MR A G BOWNE - V - Chemistry MISS NELL G. EOYACK - Shorthand, Typing MISS EVA M, BYERLY - History, Latin MISS VERA CHAMBERLAIN - Shorthand MISS JESS CHANEY - - Voice MISS MARGUERITE CHAPMAN - - - - - - Shorthond and Typing MISS SADIE COMBS - - - Enghsh MISS MARY DAVIDSON - Assistant Librarian MISS GRACE DE NOON - Mothernotics MISS MABEL DeVV'OODY - Bookkeeping MISS GENEVIEVE DOTSON - - - - - - English, Dedamotory Coach MR WALTER ESTBY - Economics, Physics MR. GILBERT FREDERICK - - I-Ieotth MR O JOI-IN GERWIG - Chemistry MR. RAYMOND GORMAN Englishjournalism MRS. I-IARRIET GREEN - - Government MISS RUTH GRIFEITI-I ---- - Business Arithmetic, Business Geography MISS ELLA GRISSEL - - Mathematics I 6

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I-ICDLJSE MANAGER Mr. I-lallman: I have always agreed with you about this, and the old proverb, 'Where there is a will, there is.a way,' is quite applic- able here. A good shower after strenuous exercise is not only healthful, but very neces- sary, a decided step in the right direction, in my estimation, was the introduction of show- ers as well as lockers in the basement of the Franklin Junior High School for Washington I-ligh athletes, Mr. Deamer: I-lave the changes outlined above resulted in an increase in operation expenditures? Mr. I-lallmani No The grade school pu- pils formerly attending Adams, have been distributed among the other adjacent ele- mentary schools without over crowding. And the added expense of using this Annex for high school purposes has been offset to some extent by reduction of rentals to the Y. W. C. A. as well as by a slight decrease in our teaching personnel Mr. Deamer: By the way, Mr. Hallman, do you know what has become of some of our former teachers, and l'd like to hear who has succeeded each? Mr. I-Iallmang Yes, indeed I do, Mr, Deamer, Mr. Theide, our former drafting teacher is now taking post graduate work at Iowa State College at Ames. Mr. Guyott is our new drafting teacher. Miss Lois Mc- Broom, attendant clerk last year, is attend- ing Coe College, Miss Dotson, who taught Speech, was married January I, and is now living in Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Ives, our for- mer teacher in Journalism, was also married, and is residing in Cedar Rapids. I-ler place has been taken by Mrs Gorman. Miss Larson did not return for the fall semester, and Mrs. Torstenson substituted for her until the sec- ond term. Miss Frances MacGregor and Miss Winifred Lillie, both graduates of Wash- ington l-ligh School, are the new clerks. Mr. Deamer: Although I hope that some day we'll have a new building, I am well satisfied with the improvements which have enabled us to accommodate more pupils com- fortablyf' I5

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MR. FRANK GUYOTT - - Drafting MISS BELLE I-IANSEN - American History MISS INA HIBBARD - - - - Bookkeeping, Dramatic Coach MISS HILDA HORN - MISS GERTRUDE JAMES MR HARRY E, KELLEY MISS BEATRICE KIMBALI. MISS EMMA C. LARSON MR CARR B. LAVELI. MISS CECELIA LEVEN - MISS WINIFRED LILLIE MISS FRANCES MocGREGOR MISS MARIAN MARTIN MISS EMILY MATOUSEK - Mathematics MR Ross A MILLER - - SaIesmanship, Business Geography MR R L. MOEHLMANN MISS CLEMENTINE OTTO - English MR. LEONARD PAULU - MR HARRY R PETERSON - - American History, Debate Coach MRS. LULU PETERSON - - Enghsh MISS LUCILE POWELL - Latin and English ASSISTANT MANAGERS Biology French - Biology - Secretary ' Government SocioIogy French - CIerIc - - Clerk English - Orchestra - - Physics I7