Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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I' 'Q-fi v Charles I lston, dlreetor of the ehoir md glee elub 1nd l n- lush mstruetor 'vir George Hodson, drlml ind speeeh eoaeh md Miss M1ry Bergman, teweher of Latin and I nglish The elass of fiftx one vis skillfullx guided through their green se1r bi their wdxisers Wir .I Turner Peder sen,meeh1nle1l draining and woodwork instruetor, Mrs Mlude Kennedy lnehsh instruetor Mr Maleolm Thom son teaeher of ehemistrx md phxsies Miss Dorothy Currie nrt instruetor 1nd hbrarmn md Mr Rn Cowell, teacher of ciues stztc historx 1nd yourntlism Diudmi, their time between the hi3,h sehool 1nd the junior eollege were Mr lmes McKceh1n, teleher of id imeed mathemlties Miss Mirx Hwneoek lnghsh in struetor 'md Miss Ilo Remer, teweher of Sp1nish and French. Mr. XVilli'1m Gurney, vice-principal in charge of 1t- tendanee, also teflches soeiml science economies, and world history. Mr. Hirry Steele is the director of the band 1nd orchestra in the high school 'md in the emde schools. om picture: M mwrer. t'erric s . ee-ond picture: N. Ieterson Kern Third picture: Hodson, Be-rgrnman Fourth picture: Currie, Cowell Bottom pie-ture-: Gurney, Steele-

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Faculty The class of forty-eight was ably guided through these four years by: Mr. Hilding Nelson, agricultural instruc- tor: Miss Cornelia Hansen, teacher of typing and short- hand: Mr. joseph Norlie, instructor of biology, algebra, and electricity: Mr. George Mowrer, agricultural instruc- torg and Miss Minnie Gerriets, teacher of home economics. The following led the class of '49 through a success- ful year: Mr. .Ioe Murphy, who teaches American His- tory and is track coach: Mr. John Fadness, who coaches football and baseball and teaches general business and physical education: Miss Ann Curtis, who teaches geome- try and algebra: Miss Nelda Peterson, who teaches girls' physical education, Mr. Harry Kern, who teaches physical education, social studies, and serves as basketball coach and assistant football coach. lmpetus was given to the spirit of the class of fifty by their advisers: Mr. Oren Tarbox, commercial instruc- torg Mrs. Miriam Nelson, home economics instructorg Mr. Top picture: H. Nelson, Hansen, Norlie Set-ond picture: Murphy, Fadness, Curtis Third picture: Tarhox, M. Nelson, Easton Fourth picture: J. Pedersen, Kennedy, Thomson Bottom picture: Mclieehan, Hancock, Reiner

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