Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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.54 7 ll Fl +9 rf' N. x ll, Sl ww n 1 f ADMINISTRATION The present school board is a very active one, who has at heart the welfare and happiness of the students of G. H. S. Their responsibilities are quite important as they select our administration and have control of the finances of the district. They try at all times to give us that, in the way of instruction and equipment, which will be of the best and of the most value to us. Mr. Zola Brooks is chairman of the school board and Mr. V. A. Bacher is the clerk. What this group has done for us in the past is much appreciated by the students of G. H. S. and we take this opportunity of thanking them. Our faculty is one to be proud of, and it is to be envied by less fortu- nate schools than G. H. S. Three of our faculty members have been teach- ing at G. H. S. the past three years. They are Mr. Bacher, Mrs. Bacher, and Miss Shelton. Among the newer teachers we have Miss Porter, who is teaching her second year here, Mr. Laudenbach from Clarkston, Washing- ton, Miss Lewis, from Portland, Oregon, Miss Aumann, of Port Angeles, Washington, all in G. H. S. for the first time. These teachers are always ready to help anyone who comes to them for any special instruction. At all student body functions or athletic activities they may be found one hun- dred per cent, and always full of pep and cheer until the last victory or defeat. The board of control, the governing body of our student body has proved most efficient. The individual members have at all times taken care of their respective offices wisely, and as a whole this organization has ruled very competently. They care for the financial interests of the student body, as well as initiate any plans that may be submitted for school deci- sions and are at all times upheld and respected by the student body. The members of the board of control are elected at the close of the school term so that they can assume promptly their responsibilities the following year. This is a very good plan as it gives the athletic managers an opportunity to arrange a football schedule early in the season, and of course there are other duties that must be attended to, as soon as school opens, by the of- ficers. The members are usually elected so that they represent the various classes, especially the three upper classes, and they are supposed to carry out to the best of their ability the will of the students who elect them. if' i . M -Q 495 U siiviccjnmil , Page Twelve xxfj N

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BOARD OF CONTROL President ............... .....,.... G ordon Olsen Vice-president ....... ...,.... L ester Winter Secretary ..,,...,,..,.,. ....,,A... N orma Spoon Treasurer ..,..........,.,,...,, ...... H arriett Spalding Business Manager ....... ........... J ames Willis Simcoe Editor ..,,....... .....,,. R uth Norris The above named officers of the student body serve as a board of con- trol. Other elected officers, who are not included in this list are: reporter, Elsie Roeg yell leaders, Jean Coifield and Jack Dressel, and athletic mana- ger, Junior Allison. ll , , Page Eleven NX in 'JZ . EEQEXX Kg! 'X rffN S 'X' or ff 1 l.,,, ',Asl ll Q5 I lvlcc mfg H U Y

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