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

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DR. J. ARTHUR STEWART The seaTaring skipper aT The helm has been PRlNClPAL DR. J. ARTHUR STEWART. Dr. STewarT received his TirsT commission lBach- elor oT ArTs raTingl aTTer Tour years oT Training aT The UniversiTy oT WashingTon. LaTer he reTurned To The UniversiTy To obTain his lvl.A. and Ph.D. ATTer commanding The bridge aT KenT Junior l-ligh Tor six seasons, he was TransTerred To The high school, in SepTember oT I958. FlRST MATE MATTHEW MUCZYNSKI, as ChieT disciplinarian, sguelched poTenTial muTineers, direcTed counsellors, and Took charge oT immedi- aTe sTudenT problems. MaTT as he is Tamiliarly known To sTudenTs and TaculTy alike, carries an imporTanT load in keeping Things shipshape. l-le aTTended The Unive-rsiTy oT WashingTon where he achieved Tame in TooTball and wresTling. W... is A pa. . s ,, ' 1 ef . :T ff . , W T3 Helmsmen Steer Course The ships masTers, whose main Task is navigaT- ing The vessel Through TurbulenT waTers and nar- row sTraiTs, are also charged wiTh bringing passen- gers To saTe harbor where They may conTinue The liTe-long circumnavigaTion oT The globe under Their own sTeam. The course charTed by The capTain and his TirsT maTe will prove valuable in TuTure years To Those who have sailed under The K-lvl colors. :S L5 Qs.. xy ' ff' f ' , -fe. 'T 3? .nge ' W U X T A ag :ry .5 QW Q T N iii Tc 1 fig . T 1' Q' 42 MATT MUCZYNSKI 8

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To Keep District 415 Shipshap-e , sf .' sf' ? '.15 cg: . 135.55 A ',...,, ,QM l,:F 'I 'h 41 K , gi A Rs osx L +o R-DR. O. L. MONTGOMERY, ALLEN SEBASTIAN, TED FORRESTER, LEE PURDY. Absenf- KARL JOHNSON. The mainland navioaffon slalfon, porl of ca,l for all seaTarers from,Dis+ric1 No. 415, is The Kenl School Board. Five hardy mariners, Ted Forresler, Karl Johnson, Dr. C. L. Monlgomery, Lee Purdy, and Allen Sebasfian, log The rules and regulalions by which all crew members mus+ abide. The various laslcs ol This slall include all purchasing and finance, payroll, lunch planning, new consfruclion and aflendance. This year lhe Board saw cornolelion ol fwo new addi+ions To lhe flee?-Cow inglon and Scenic l-lill Elemenfary schools. Ollfer improvernenls wriffen Oli The boolcs were The long-awailed sladiurn and oayed parking lols al The high school. Adminislralors also deal? wirh The problem oT increasing Tacililies 'ro meel a Tufure rise in senior high oopulalion. Addirional conslruclion af 'rhe presenl sile and plans for a second high school were some solulions. lvlulinous sludenls were laced wi+h walking lhe plank by order of The live- rnan commiflee, Tor which hearing cases and passing correclive iudgrnenl was an un- pleasanl laslc required fo lceep lhe declcs clean. 7 -if a

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Faculty Hands Guide Ship Every ship musi employ en able-bodied crew io guide ii safely across 'rhe hiah seas. Each member has his pariicular cluiies lo perform and siaiioh lo mainiain loibrinq the craii over reels, lhrough channels, and inlo pori. The faculty serves in a similar cepaciiy, helping lo direci siudenis on their high school course ioward iuiure success. Each rfaav specialize in his indviduel field- maih, science, English, hislory-bui all coniribuie io one goal-educaiion of tomor- row's ciiizens. JACK B. ALBRECHT, BBA University of Washington- Commercial GUS T. AllEN, BA, MA University of Washington- l Q QE Social Sciences W Qi PAT BlGl.EY, BA University of Washington- German ' . R X ' CHARLES D. BLONDINO, BA long Beach State Col- ,Q i lege-English vincn. E. BOWEN, BA Brigham Young- gig, Spanish ' f JACK BURRELL, BA Western Washington College of '- ' Education-Athletic Director 1 wif sei, JIM H. CANTREll, BA University of Washington- Physical Education JOHN C, DRAGNESS, BA Central Washington Col- lege of Education-Biology l.OlS DREBIOW, BA University of Washington- English FRED R. EMERSON, BA Western Washington College of Education-History HAZEL B. FOURNIER, BA Pacific University- English CHARLES T. GELDAKER, BA Pacific Lutheran Uni- versity-Mathematics 9 Wins: