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

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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.

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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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HOME ECONOMICS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, COMMERCIAL Girls aren ' t the only ones taking lioiiie economics anymore. You will now find classes ot l)oys taking some of the courses. Boys may enroll in social relations, child development and a foods class entitled Chef, a name the boys gave it. Teachers in above picture are Averil E. Fouts, Ann Cminingham, Gracia White, department head. Ruby Philips. These familiar physical educational teachers are very closely knit together, helping each other at all times. While Mr. Jones assists Mr. Hunter in the boys ' P.E. department, Mrs. Jones helps Mi.ss Danke in the girls ' P.E. department. Since Hal Jones and Charlotte Jones are husband and wife there is also a faculty tie-in here. From left to right: Harold Jones, Virginia Danke, E. L. Hunter, Charlotte Jones. The commercial family pictured at the bottom has been under the direction of Charles E. Baten for many years. Absent from the picturt- is E. A. Orciitt and Mrs. Cynthia Plowman. Mrs. York substituted for Mrs. Plowman and Mrs. Magnu.son for Mr. Orcutt. First row: Delbert Marshall, Charles E. Baten, Alonzo Woolard. Second ro ' : Miss Bernadette Proulx, Mrs. Mary York, Mrs. Evelyn Magnuson.