Kent Meridian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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To The Sensors 'lhe theme for the Crrterxon for 1936 has been aptly chosen The world 15 the vsorkshop of the graduatmg senlors Sclentrflc IIIXLHIIODS of the past quarter century have revolutxonlzed the relatxonshlp of natlons Today s greatest problems arlse from a world brought close together through modern communlcatlon and transportatxon A few years ago when one found hlmself out of harmony wlth exlstlng eondrtlons he relxeved the srtuatlon by movrng westward That frontler rs gan Now h mus fa e th IS ue aad make th necessary adjustments To make these adjustments an mtellxgent respect for the conventlons of soclety must be developed It rs imperative that every mdlvldual be edu cat l rn understanding and tolerance Our scloos are teaching conslder atron for the other fellow Understand ng breeds tolerance and tolerance promotes worthy cltlzenshxp Senlors to make your place ID thlf changed world bulld on the habrts of mdustry honest thlnkmg and mtegrxty Whtch you hav acquxred 1n your sehool lxfe M af M W s Wynstra Supermtendent lazy WJ wnininin 1a'Qn1nvn'1n'14141414i414'4'in Ynininininiaiufn a QQ' G. .ig .,-5 o W f N gy -I Z 'D NB F' 1 ig ig ig iZYQ'EYQ'1Ei5WAi AWB A1 WEWEWQ YE WB FQWE WZ WE Three . n . n n . 1 1 , . H , n e n - n n n rl I 11 AA I' rj Y' 13 I . e -. e ,, L . . . . e . 1 e n . fir 5 1 ' I - LX v ., 1 n n n - e . 1 . n n .. n , ,, , , , e I 0 n ,. Tb 0

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lout Faculty BERTBROWN BA BS WSC Agrxculture rs a new addrtron to the currxculum thrs year and rt has already taken an rmportant place ln the busy world of Kent Hrgh The s11e of the ag classes proves the popularrty of thrs new course and the trophles won by the judgrng teams prove tts value r-Ufnfvx CAROL COWAN B A U of W As French rnstructor Mxss Cowan has an Important part rn educatlng Kent Hxghs young hopefuls e teaches them the French language so that they w1ll not be helpless when v1s1t1ng far parts of the globe She al o teaches sophomores to use thelr natrve Fnglrsh xuth gr1ce and ease CLAUDE FRENCH Stout Instrtute Most Kent students thrnk of Mr French as the man behxnd the football team Whatever success Kent elevens have rn rnvadmg enemy terrltory IS largely d e to th trammg grven them by Mr French He teaches rnclu trlal arts and he and hrs classes can be depend d upon to do necessary eonstructron for stage productrons or other school 'ectlvrtles RETTA JOHNSON B M U of W able to keep Kent Hlgh rn an envrable positron rn the world of musrc Under her drrectlon the vocal musrc department has been expanded to mclud be ldes th grrls glee club a boys glee club 1 mrxed octette and a large mlxed chorus VIOLA LA GASSE M A U of W Mrss La Gasse at the head of the Englrsh deparfm nf has been busy teachxng JUHIOI' and senior Engllsh and the journalism class whrch edxted the Kay H1 The speech class replaced rn the currxculum after an absence of s v eral years was also rn her care as well as decl1m1t1on the all school play and a Chrnstmas play LI IAN MADISON B S U of W They say the world rs round Mlss Madrson should now all about that for she teaches Kent students about cxrcles squares and trrangles Her subjects are plane and solrd geometry advanced algebra and physics Students learn to handle checks ledgers and deposlt slnps rn her boolekeeprng clas es as an rn roductron to the great world of frnance H I . 4 l -JL ' ' ' ' - . Sh' . . . V. I D I l . D I i I I A . . . l . . ui 3 . ' . , C I ' I 3 l 1 C l, . Mrs. Johnson, through her chorus work, has been 1 1 ' 2. 9' f . Y y V Q C . X I v C . I I! . I . 5 . v . 3 1 - x , 6 L , v I - Y I Y l y . V , , . g ' ' 5 ' y ' s s r C