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

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ART, MUSIC, STUDY HALL The art family, although limited in the number of teachers, is compensated for by having two very able and experienced instructors in the persons of Miriam Morgan, left, and Lydia S. Goes, head. These two hard-working faculty members, Gerald Hartley and C. Oliver Fidlcr, shown in the middle, constitute the Music department. Mr. Hartley, left, directs all choral groups and Mr. Fuller, right, head of the department, directs the band and orchestra. Both present varied and well received concerts throughout the year. Ruth Anderson and Edith Collins, the two study liall teachers whose hard work enables the students to study, are pictured at the bottom. Both have been with the Lewis and Clark family for a number of years. Mrs. Collins, the mother of three L.C. graduates, was a former English teacher.

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LIBRARY, FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INDUSTRIAL ARTS M P rf A E D r A E [ S I The thousands and thousands of books used by the L.C. family are under tlie direction of three women: Mrs. Berniee M. Bruton, head hbrarian, shown at tlie right, Mrs. Raehel Renn, assistant hbrarian, sliown in the center, and Mrs. Norma McQuown, bookroom clerk, shown at the left. The middle group of teachers make up the staff of the Foreign Language department, headed by Marguerite Cross. New to the staff this year is Mrs. Helen Black, who teaches Spanisli. First row: Marguerite Cross, Martha Graham. Second row: Grace Bartlett, Wesley Read, Lillian Charbonneau, Helen Black. The principal new thing about the Industrial Arts Department this year is the organiza- tion of the complete department on the basement floor. William Dunlop is the head of the staff. Absent from the picture is Robert Bartlett, who teaches safe driving. Mr. Dunlop is in the center, at his left is Elmer Rich, and at his right is Gilbert Brooks. Page nine

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News of the Seienee department pertains to a new laboratory and two new teachers, Charles Wooldri e and Clinton N. Charlson. The long waited laboratory in Room 314 was completed and well received. The department hopes that more improvements are in the offing. From left to right: Gene Arger, Charles Wooklridge, H. C. Anderson, L. G. Minard, Clarence E. Miller, Clinton N. Charlson, Gerald Meckelson, H. M. Louderback. SCIEIVCE AlVD SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Katherine Hunt, lone woman in the department, is the new head of social studies teachers. Working with her are eleven men teachers. Louis Livingston has returned to the staff after a two-year absence. First row: William B. Graham, Arthur Frey, E. W. Toevs, Katherine Hunt, Robert L. Bartlett, Max F. Sclioening. Second row: Louis Livingston, Norman C. Perring, John L. Wuhrman, C. William Anderson, Orlando Fletcher, John B. Peterson.