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

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Faculty ivities and publications would be non-existent without v the men and women who make up our faculty. To further their studies at the University of Washingwj ton, three student teachers, Judy Johnson, Ellie Lund, and Marcelle Cole, instructed Home Economics classes for five weeks. If Camera shy teachers are James Cantrell, B. A.-U. of W.: Janet Peterson, B. S.-W. S. C. who did not have their picture taken, and Lois Dreblow, B. A.eU. of W., Rosina Laughlin, B. S.-U. of W., looth of whom joined the stall during the second semester. They are pictured in a group on another page. .W iw fi TOP PANEL-left to right Agnes Leeds, Registrar Don Orr, B.S.-W.S.C.-Agriculture Rodney Mahoffey, B.A.-U. of W.-Special Service Thayne Parks, B.S.-U. of W.-Biology Eileen McHugh, M.A. and B.A.-U. of W.-Language Arts Arthur Pommer, B.A.-W.S.C.-Physics and Chemistry Carol Nelson, M.A.-U. of W.-Language Arts Betty Rightmire, B.A.-U. of W.-History and English BOTTOM PANEL-left to right Harold Schulz, B.A.-W.S.C.-Commercial Neoma Ward, B.A.-U. of W.-Language Arts Bob Tommervik, B.A.-P.L.C.-History Donald Watson, B.E.-W.S.C.-Counselor Arnold Trescott, B.A.-U. of W.-Art Margaret Waugh, B.S.-Columbia U.-Language Arts Astrid Ulleland, B.A.-U. of W.-History George Wilson, B.E.-Seattle U.-Social Science 7

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Faculty Faced with the problem ol overcrowded classrooms, the faculty has been a sleadying elemenl in all phases of life. Along with instructing lhe lradilional subiecls, cap- able advisers have led sludenls to success in special courses. Many pupils received helplul explanations in the alter school conlerence belween teacher and pupil. Numbering 33, the faculty members devoted a greal' deal of their time in advising dillerenl clubs and organ- izaiions 'throughout our Alma Maier. Many school acl'- TOP PANEL-left to right .lack Albrecht, B.A.-U. of W.-Commercial Virgil Bowen, B.A., M.A.-Brigham Young-Language Arts Gus Allen, B.A.-U. of W.--Sociology Jack Burrell, B.A.-W.S.C.-Athletics Mildred Amend, B.A.-U. of W.-Library Helen Carpenter,, B.A.-W.S.C.-School Office John Bigley, B.A.-U. of W.-Mathematics Norwood Cunningham, B.S.-Pacific Grove-Transportation BOTTOM PANEL-left to right Olivia Feroe, B.S.-U. of Minn.-Home Economics John Johnson, B.A.-U. of W.-History Claude French, B.A.-W.S.C.-Agriculture Martha Kemp, B.S.-W.S.C.-Home Economics Harold Graham, B.S.-W.S.C.-Agriculture William Kemp, B.E.-W.W.C.-Mathematics Stanley Haynes, B.A.-U. of W.-Music Donald Kirkpatrick, B.A.-Central W.-Special Service 6

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TKIDENT COl!NCll. xl! -af! -neg sf Wvwllll to llxlvw' 1 r Y , ll Roland Jankelson ViCe-Pre5iden'f President Robert Janlcelson Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Blanton Twin brothers captured the honors of President and Vice Presidents of Student Council this year. Roland Jankelson took over the top spot and Robert Jankelson presided in his absence. Dorothy Blanton kept the minutes and Elsie Marty was treasurer. Student Council is an elected body, whose purpose is to serve the ASB. The membership, besides the sour officers are homeroom representatives and class presi- ents. Elsie Ma rty The first 'Few meetings were spent getting standing com- mittees organized and the chairmen for each group, As the year progressed, council members were concerned with changing the price of Student Body cards, starting two new standing committees and establishing an inter-school council with Auburn. Also, members participated in an intra-school workshop where they discussed school problems. 8