North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Office Staff, Advisers, Study Halls Top row: Patricia Barton, attendance clerk: Marjorie Stoner, secretary: Vera Bay- ley, bookroom clerk. Bottom row: Patricia Damon, girls ' adviser: Lowell Bradford, boys ' adviser; Gladys L. Dunphy, study hall; Lucile Hawes, study hall. Signing In eleven

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WALTER C. HAWES, Vice Principal T XODAY is Tamarack day. For some forty years there has been such a day, each issue containing a record of North Central in that year. Today ' s issue contains the record that you helped make. Can you improve on that record? To many this will he the last Tamarack they receive. They will not be here next year, and the job goes to the undergraduates. As you autograph your friend ' s Tamarack, be sincere — wish your friends well.

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Most prominent in the music programs this year were Marvin Lanphere, Pep Band pianist and choir accompanist, and baritone Ron Safflc who has starred in two operettas. It is the aim of the music department not to necessarily make musicians out of its students but to give them a proper outlet for their spare time, states Stanley Taft, music department head. Approximately 500 students were enrolled in the music department which consists of 11 different subjects. The Nautical Knot , an operetta, was presented along with several concerts, r -tr ir ir Courses in the visual arts have been offered by American high schools for many years. At North Central, the art department has grown to the point where it now has one of the largest varieties of art courses in the high schools of this state. Consisting of everything from painting to crafts and stagi ' design to jewelry, thirteen courses are offered. twelve