Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Name Department Pet Saying H. P. Aldrich Mathematics Education is knowing where you can get your information. Pearle E. Anderson. . . .English Now get ready to take this down. R. C. Anderson Head, Chemistry-Biology Well, that ' s enough for now. Philip M. Baird English Oh, I don ' t think so. Charles E. Baten Commercial Remember, this is Room 5. Kate Bell Head, Mathematics This is not an old ladies ' aid society — get to work. Ellen Louise Bungay. . .English This may shock you, but— Charles E. Canup English By the Great Horn Spoon. Christina Claussen Mathematics You must get reasonable answers. Carlotta Collins Head, English Oh ! Horrors. Edith Collins Study Hall I hate to interrupt you, but- Nettie M. Cook Chemistry-Biology Now that ' s something to think about. Ann McClew Cunningham Home Economics I remember once when — Rachel Davis Girls ' Adviser I ' m checking on— Helen L. Dean Head, Languages Is it not? W. J. Dunlop Head, Manual Arts All right, all right, let ' s get to work. Cecil Enlow Head, Music Be cocky, kids, and you ' ll knock ' em dead. R. G. Ferrer Language Pretty soon you ' ll hear me sing- ing Darling, I am growing old. Serving Lewis and Clark for the second year as vice principal, is William W. Taylor. He has distin- guished himself for effici- ency in preparing sched- ules and in fulfilling the many other duties of a vice principal. In personality he is noted for his quiet style. Page foitrtfen