Mason Middle School - Masonian Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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ADMINISTRATICN Assistant-Principal J. Gilchrist Nelson Principal Fr1thJ0f M- Tayet Time Out...I or a Look Ahead For Ninth Graders, Junior High time is, now, almost histolyl Although you have had many pleasant and worthwhile experiences at Mason, many new interesting and exciting adventures await you...in Senior High. Senior High offers you many new opportunities---to develop new friendships, to pursue special subject interests, and to participate in a varied number of outside activities. Your friends at Mason sincerely hope that you make the most of these new opportunities in senior highl The familiar admonition is repeated, again, for the years ahead: WORK HARD, PLAY HARD, GIVE IT YOUR BESTL Masonites have a reputation for 'performing wel1'...at senior high...and in later years! Our present 9th graders have demonstrated the DRIVE, and ABILITY necessary to ACHIEVE...and show real LEADERSHIP! Although you are now leaving Mason we will continue to watch your progress with interest and expectation. Best Wishes ' steep Fir S n . W '-f'--Q-Q-..y.wa4,,,' , cf,? lucile Anderberg, p secretary. These two very busy people help activities at Mason run rapidly and smoothly. Mrs. Doris Pearson, attendance secretary. an all '

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fl Elf A , f FACULTY Q , First gg! KL. to R.l - Joseph Beal, physical education, mathematics, J. Gilchrist Nelson, assistant principalf Fritz Tayet, principalg Glen Platt, U.S. history, Englishg Paul Michaels, art, craftsg Charles Loos, boys' counselor. Second Row - Mrs. Ethel Russ, mathematics, Mrs. Evelyn Fiske, remedial readingg Ro5ert 'Ehrenheim, German, Healthy Ray Fussell, mathematics, Miss Jane Barnes, English, U,S. historyg Mrs. Ruth Anderson, dramatlcs, English, historyg Mrs. Dorothy McLarney, foods, Mrs. Ethel Jaeger, English: Mrs. Ethol Pullen, mathe- matics, algebra. Third B21-Leroy Strange, science, biology, algebra, William Nelson, English, geog- raphy, readingg Mrs. Elizabeth Maloney, health, scienceg Miss Ruth Moore, mathe- matics, English, historyg Mrs. Virginia Swan, physical educationg Miss Janet Smith, algebra: Alfred Brisbois, English, geography, reading, physical education, mathematics, Mitchel Angelel, physical education, Carroll Kastelle, wood, drawing, mathematics. , Fourth Row - Eelwyn Jones, band, orchestrag Mrs. Virginia Birkeland, boys' and girls' glee, choir, Mrs. Gladys Roe, mathematics, Mrs. Elsie Ogden, vocations, northwest historyg Mrs. Inga Mason, English, geography, readingg Mrs. Bernice Hawley, English, Mrs. Kathryn Madden, English, geography, reading, Mrs. Joy Wise- man, clothing, Mrs. Mildred Parker, Spanish. journalism. mathematics. Fifth Row- Charles LeSeuer, English, history, Mrs. Vida Jensen, dance accompanistg Ro5ert'UEnnell, journalism, English, geography, readlngg Mrs. Marjorie Hamner, librarian, Mrs. Louise Spencer, English, geography, reading, Mrs. Janet Adkison, mathematics, English, art, geography, reading, Miss Kathryn Rogers, girls' coun- selor: Mrs. Gloria Pessemier, northwest history, vocations, Orville Krussow, mechanical drawing, wood, physical education, Daniel Moffett, electric, metal.