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

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.1-uv.-., ...na U... U.-H..--. ...-...-V.. -..,......,.. Disfricl' 8l Board Responsible for School Policies Superinfendenl' of Schools ls William Sorenson Since 1857, Spokane has been fortunate to have school boards who have given their time and energy to maintain fine schools where youngsters have opportu- nity conunensurate with their de- sire to achieve. Spokane School Board mein- bers serve without any reward other than the satisfaction that they are contributing to the suc- cess and happiness of succeeding generations. William C. Sorenson, Superintendent of Schools for District 81

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l , -sq? I f ' fig: North CentraI's PTA president for 1963-1964 is Theo- dore Fournier Jr. Norih Ceniral Forfunaie To Have an Aclive PTA North Central was fortunate to have an active PTA. Through the year they held two meetings a month to keep abreast of current activities. Their purpose was to bring the home and school closer together, so the stu- dents could receive Greater benefits from their D education. S N 2 E J x Seated, PTA officers of 19634 ond vice-president: Mrs. Fred retary. Standing from left to man Kruiswyk, first Mr. Theodore Fournier, Judge Willard ll ll z l . :X l I JA: I are left to right. Mrs. Andrew Silver, sec treasurer: Mrs. Wheeler Cowan, sec are John P. Rodkey, principal: Mr. Her Mr. Carl Reeder, third vice-president t lil speaks to the PTA about school dropouts. 9 Z 4