Naches Valley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Naches, WA)

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3322 W Hose Palmquxst U 5 Um versxty ot Washmgton W 3 C and I.aIllVCI'Slty ol Lhxcago She teaches Latm L I IL g llsh and lfsngllsh I She lS a most effxcxent llbrarxan an senxor advlser She ns also chaxrman of the guldance corr mlttef DnGraham U A Nl A W S C Has charge of muslc de partment Ile conducts bands glee club small ensembles and dance band Has played several tlmes w1th other val Iey muslclans for our school dances. tum' f lad 1 'T WV 5'aculfy on Haley I te lches b mlo x chemlstry fhyslcs and Ihoto graphy Ile spends the rest ol hls txme wlth the Ilhot Jgrexphy Club and the track squad ua Swartz I3 A m lo Q She teac es Ilome ISC I II ind also exghlh grade She has charge of I' ll A , Sophomore class and ns co advlser of Girls' League. KI, Dorothy Iloover I3 A M A x cntrll follegje I4 iyette Nlls SOUFI md hhlSllll'lgtOl'l Iamver s tv St lou She teac es Ameucan hlstory world hls tow I'n 11 h II and has een '1 luthlul fiduscr for the I ep Club I etter Club and ,lumor class mr conard I' I' L Ile IS asf mstant coach ln football and basketball and has full charge o to basebxll team e teaches algebra, geometry, general IJIISIHCSS, and IS also advlser to the ,lunlor class I . , f A 7 QU!! a - K If - 1 I D 1 A I Z A I , Q I 'xP- x7 ' iff' an I I' . I 9' ' ' , ' ' f - J, .5 Ls ,I f ,K ' I A 'alr , 1 A 3 Ui ll A' I A .rl 'li' L I Q ' 'V 11 .I Q 'v - 3 45 V. 9. if H iQ f - L1 :LQ Q lk f .-E '-J-fg ' V ,fb-'Y -'Qu' ' I j 25- 2 If ' ' 2 , wg , I' I M .-' -f' I ,I I 0 -Af M ... f , T. .Y IJ . f-s.m.,u.s.u. 7' f L ., , , ,. 1. .n - S. C: Ili .Q ,I 'icx JY, Lf- I , h ' ' 'A ' d . . - I. ll , rj, . Q 's b D . Q l I l C IZ l 1 'D ' ' J O - . D, I . I u hh e I. -li. Fd., li. S. ' . u , lil -.. ,' lnlg and . l.VI.S. '. ' . , Fc. W. S. '. . - , h . ' '- ' 1 I I D , S y ' i .D f h X i .

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Mr. The Annual Staff and Advisor de- serves congratulations for the produc- tion of this yearbook. To the Seniors: During the past four years Naches Valley High School has been the place where you have worked. Here your foremen-the teach- ers--have taken you through these years of life. During your high school years many fields have been opened up to you. You have been guided in the development of these personal characteristics such as responsibility, cheerfulness, the willingness to get along with others, and the ability to produce proper attitudes which are an essential part of your education. You have been receptive to the training and we hope that what we have tried to do will help you to make life a success. Fred Timm ln years to come we will all look hack on the days depicted by the pages of this publication. Days with friends. One of the important lessons of life is to leam that our greatest happiness comes thru friendships and service to others. We may assume that the ef- forts put forth by our annual staff has been to preserve these precious mem- ories for us. Ned Phillips . Ned Plz Ylips-Superintendent 5'red Zzwgm-Przncq T

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fi. 5'aculty Wanda Osinski-li S Lniver- Ed W S L Coac es sity of Delaware She is football and basketball and spending her first year here spends the rest of his school teaching business English time teaching general math sophomore English freshman and Washington history R - English P lf and Health turning to us after a two-years She also helps with Pep Club absence he helped our boys and Girls letter Club win 2nd place in the District Marshall Search-B. A., M. A. Basketball tournament Ruth Search-B. A., Cheney X' S' C1118 has the industrial and lfniversity of Washington. ns an as two C asses 0 Mrs. Search has charge of the girls and boys craft. He is an adviser of the freshman class. Art department. ,nuff bw to-if Evelyn Russell-B A Uni- versity of Washington Con- ducts commercial classes and does a wonderful job with the Girls League She is also W A A and is chairman of the Activity Committee Robert Wolf-B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College. Has charge of newspaper, annual and has done a fine job with dramatics. He teaches Junior English, speech, journalism, and freshman English.