Moses Lake High School - Tyee Yearbook (Moses Lake, WA)

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ig glcuffy Workmg with him for this goal the teachers hold regular meet mgs to work out problems for improved teachmg and betterment of the school Mr Maurlce Pearson heads the Southern Grant County Washington Educatlon ASSOC1at10I'l which group is also concerned wlth an lmproved school as well as teachers problems Through the efforts of the faculty school board and town a new ag building came about the band now has flashy uniforms grid and hoop teams had successful seasons both Chief Warwhoop and Tyee rated h1gh in national Judging and 1n the drama line two delightful plays were glven Carpentry radio German and college preparatory Engllsh were added to the subJect list to provide stu dents a wider subJect choice IB it MR GENE SIVERTSON MRS HAROLD STUART MR. RICHARD THERRELL MRS. G VEENSCHOTEN Mathematlcs Athletics English, Library Boys Physical Education Girls Physical Education 8 5 6 : Athletics a1IZ37 me KISSLER MISS LILLIAN MATFSON MRS C B McFADDEN Home Economics Vocal Music

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' 1' --1 YD! 1 xewas O ATORY SYSTEM l' I Q-nf Q MR CHARLES CHAMBERLIN MISS DOROTHY CRUNK MR DAVID E DAHI MR T G GIBBY SCIENCE Photography Commercxal Journallsm Lnglnsh German Science Hxstory flocylfw-6, MMQA-,ev MJD! ,aff-51 I ov-A-Af Am My fail. own X f New faces t studwts Qt M L H S last fall were Mrs Harold Stuart teacher of Roland Kxssler lnstructmg radlo and M 1C ard Therrell m tor of the grld glove and cmder men When the two platoon system began ln the des at mld term Mrs Stuart became grade as well as hlgh sc l llhrarlan Mrs Gxrard Veenschoten glrls physlcal educatlon mstructol moved to the grade school and Mlss Helen Rademacher took her place Mrs Charles McFadden replaced Mr Thomas Re1d 1n the musxc depart ment when he moved to the grades The whole deslre alm thought of everyone concerned pressed Mr C B McFadden supermtendent IS toward makmg 'Vloses Lake schools the best schools m the state of Washmgton ,- ! 5 9103 Q7 -. MR. MPURICE PEARSON MR D D PLUMB MISS HELEN RADEMACHER MR THOMAS REID Agrlculture Band, Instruments Englxsh, Glrls Physlcal Ed Vocal Muslc 12 - ' 1 Z' ., , bf ,N T . .se Wa 2- ' . 1 Q . ff X Q 3 -- ' A I gr r . '- -1 . XL J Q W -T . My f 1 4 'Vg : , gs V in ' 1 f -. 4 n -- E' - iff ff' '-C ff t, . W 'Q .f J' .,t' K' Q-,l -A 5,5 . , H 7. x ' .' - 4 all ' E B e , - -.-...- , . . . . . . . ' . ' , ' . ' 'J , -' ' ' , ' 1 .. .7 , ,' X! X! ,ff I O I ' r L . , . 1 I I . v ' T L2 - l - Y ' , ' , ,H ex- ,- . ,, . . . H My as s A , - 14, , l ls V1 - '

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...Q GENE KRUEGER President orma Archer Florence Benson Betty Clemmo '7 'P K T' Jxm Becker Terry B1nns Bllly Cox l Q., argesi res man ass Uniers Darrell Burton Cherle Deane rt 'Y Freshman m1t1at1on was chlef hlgh llght for the greemes of 50 wlth a roster of 55 formmg the largest freshman class to enter Moses Lake Hlgh School On a crlsp autumn day the sophomores ordered each frosh to don lone underwear or a gunny sack ldependmeg on sexi and push a peanut w1th hls nose d un the hall Other embarassmg actlons suc.h as come flom the flendlsh mmd of a soph were enforced Guls wore the1r halr stral ht and boys were re quested to txe a brlght rlbbon around thelr heads That mght the second year men and women made peace w1th the green horns by holdmg a dance ln then' honor Sophomores generously permltted the new freshmen to appear at the dance wearmg mce Mary Calder Roy Calvert Ne1ta Cate John Evanco Martha Fann1n Jerry Flsher ki 1 ,7 . .. . . . . I x ' . N . clothes and girls once more had curly hair. .3 5 gl K ' ' 1: f A e f ' 1 ' 1 A ' r .. 5 Gi '75 'rg 4 'Q A ff, a It 5 X '