Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

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MR. CROSS MR. GURIAN B.A. in history U. of W. teaches world history, iournalism, Tomahawk and iunior class advisor. MR.HARMON B.S. and MJ5. Tulsa U., teaches chemistry, physics, Radio Club advisor. MR. HENAULT B.A. in industrial arts at W.S.C., teaches mechanical drawing, freshmen class advisor. MISS KANTOLA B.S. Home Ec., U. at Idaho, Club Advisor, Soph. Class, Teaches Home Economics. MR. HALLSTROM B.S. in agriculture, teaches agriculture, general shop, advisor at senior class, F.F.A., K.O.P. MR. TEMKIN music. MR. TURNER Senior Class advisor. 'is -xl -i 945 I -cr- B.S. in Education, U. of Georgia, teaches string instruments, general B.A., M.A. Whitman College, teaches English, junior and senior, Torch Club, 'Ol N-0 MRS. NIEGEMANN B.A. in Education W.W.C., B.S. in hgmg ec. U. of W., teaches home ec., F.H.A advise. MR. HANS B.A. at U. of Idaho, teaches band, chorus, Glee Club, music groups advisor MR. ROUNDS MR. ROYAL MISS BORGER - Tea advisor. MRS. WILSON and senior class advisor. B.S. at Oregon State College teaches wooclshop, K.O.P. advisor. B.A. Education, W.W.C.E Boys M Club, Senior Class, Algebra and P E B.A. U. of W.,' librarian, Mo: er s Day B.A. at the U. of W., teac es history, girls' counselor Girls Club B.A. in Ed., teaches mathematics, Boys Club, Chess Club iuniar class advisor.

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IJ fun 1-17 -J Y! V9 fix ,,.e Thr .4-4' MISS BELLAMY B.S. in applied arts, art ed., U. of Cincinnati, and M.A. at C.W.C.E., teaches art, annual, Annual advisor. MISS BUCHER B.A. U. of W., teaches health, girls' physical education, Girl's M Club, G.A.A., Tommiettes, Tumbleens, and MR. DOYLE B.A. Education, w,w.C.E., Boys' Club Advisor, Health, Physical Ed., lntro- mural Sports. MR. DYER B.A. U. of W., teaches typing, shorthand? A TTT advisor. 4 MR. GABLEHOUSE B.A. in secondcry education, teaches mathematics, coaches basketball, director of student activities. MISS TOWNSEND B.S. Wisconsin State College of Ed., teaches language cts and social studies, Girls' Club and freshmen class advisor. MR. MCNATT 3.A. and B..l. U. of Texas, teaches v English, and typing, sophomore class advisor. MR. ADAMS B.A. U. of W., teaches driver training, ,unior class and Stage Crew advisor. MR.ALMVlG B.A. E.W.C., teaches core, English, literature, general science, freshman advisor. MRS. BARSBY B.A. Thiel College, Greenville, Pennsylvania, teaches Latin, Spanish, iunior English, Latin Club advisor. WR. BONJORNI B.A. in health, P.E., at C.w.C.E, reaches U.S. history, core, coaches football and baseball, M Club and freshmen advisor. MR. BRAN FORD class advisor. MISS DAVIS B.A., M.A., Denver U, Colorado State Teachers College, teaches bookkeeping, shorthand, Office Girls advisor. Sophomore advisor. - MR. FAMELOS B.A. in Ed. at W.S.C. and C.W.C.E., teaches biology, general science, current events, guniar class advisor. B.S. in psychology, U. of W., teaches frosh core, psychology, speech, boys counselor, Bays' Club and freshman T 2' 9 Yr? 'TT' -' Nv- he

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and everywhere. They C lean here 5'- 'hs ., , ,-t and there CUSTODIANS KEPT BUSY One of the most important departments in our school system of today is that ot a good maintanonce program. The well kept lawns, shrubery, and beautiful flowers, in season, has long been the pride of our fine gardener. Our carpenters are always busy adding some new needed fixtures tor class room use, doing necessary repair work or perhaps adding a new coat of paint in some class room or hall. At the close of each school day our various custodians, each at his station, takes over the big iob of clean- ing tor another busy school day. Early in the morning when the cock crows you can tind the engineers dowr. in the boiler room working on the boilers, or stoking the turance to keep the rooms warm and cozy during the day. To all these fine men we say, thanks tor a big job well done. L. to R.: Mr. Grooms, Mr. Queen, Mr. Brady. Front Row, L. to R.: Mr. Pugsley, Mr. Turner, Mr. Franke, Mr. Thorton. Not pictured: Mr. Foss, Mr. Johnson.