Okanogan High School - Dog Tracks Yearbook (Okanogan, WA)

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FACULTY They Direct The Course of Our Wheel MRS BASSETT' Born in 'Naath, Pa. Teaches French, history, library, senior class and Glrls' Club adv1sor Ambition to travel around the world ME. BRUNTON: Hlgh school pr1nc1pal Born in Wenatchee, Wash Ambition to retlre and have h1s own golf course M JANSSENz Junior high princlpal Born 1n Watervllle, Wash Ambltion t ug t up wlth a sm1le.n MR FOX Superintendent of schools. Born in End1cott, Wh Ambitlon to be best golf player in the world. MISS SMITH Born at Copeland, Kansas. Teaches English, speech, and dramatics. Ambition to see a broadway show. MR BODE Born in St Louis, Missouri. Teaches music. Am bition to hunt deer w1th one bullet like Mr Fox. MISS KNIGHTON Born 1n'Ue1r, Kansas Teaches typ1ng, short hand, offlce practlce, Growl. Ambit1on to travel to S M DAWSON Born 1n Halxyon, B C. Teaches sclence and v1s ual alds Ambitlon to catch his 11m1t every tlme he goes fish1ng. MR STOFLT Born 1n Bothell, Nash. Coach, Boys' Club advio sor Ambmtlon to have a state Champ10n8h1p team MISS SCHULTZQ Born in Alexandrla, Mlnn. Teaches P E. and health Amb1t1on to have her own horse farm M SCARPFLLI Born in Spokane, Wash Teaches dr1v1ng and athletlcs, ass't coach Ambltion to be connected w1th pro fossional athletics. MR PARRISH Born 1n Odessa, Nash Teaches history and so- -fal studies Ambition to drive on roads in Okanogan coun ty that dcn't make his oar rattle MR PITTS Born 1n L1V1HgStOD, Montana Te ches shop nd mechan1cal dranlng Amb1tlOn I 1t's a secret amb1t1on lt wou1dn't be a secret any more if I told H MRS SVCOR Born ln Spokane, lash Teaches home economlcs. Ambltlon to be a dress deslgner MISS Fl! TMNG Born ln Gllbertsvllle, I Te ches math, Fngllsh, Dog Tracks 8dV1SOP Ambltlon to go skatlng on the d1kes in Holland MISS BROWN: Born 1n Valley C1ty, N D Teaches art b1t1on tour the U S and Canada 1n her antiquated Jalopy 8 ' l . . . 11 0 . . . 0 . . 0 I . . . a ' 0. 0 ' O 9 . g 2 o -.... -1... I1 I O --...--...- 11 . 1 I ' 9 -.. ---.1 . 11 . . . F . . , . . .. - . . . . -- . Am. v . . . . - g . o 1' 'i. . . . . . ...- . o ' ' 0 .o Q 1. Q--...1 . . . . 0 '- o . . 1 I it-1-..1 . . . -- . . . Q J 3 o 1' 1'i'i. . . . -- .. o ' 7 0 I 'I I -1...- o . -.. - O I . . . ls IN a . . 5 cl ot 1 - '2 X . A . . U 0 . . . . 0 ' .L 1 c . ., . Q .1 2 9 . in 'i'-. . -.- . ,, . . . -1 '4 I an as 1 -'.'l'---M . . . . .1 4 0 . 0 , . . u o o Am' 1...---.. - . . . ua . . ' I 1

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Ihe annual staff and advisor are to be highly com ended for the fine work done in compiling this annual. We shall always have fond memories re- freshed when we scan the pages of our 1950 edition of Dog Tracks. The senior class of this year has only 34 members, the smallest class to be graduated smnce 1935 But the adage uBig things come 1n small packages' may well be applied to youg you are a very talented group. Graduating days are happy days, even though we sometimes hear remarks such as, I Wish I could return as a senior next year ' For some of you, your formal education is completed, while some of your classmates will gc on to higher in stitutlons of learning May you carry along the fine spirit which you have displayed during your high school years If you do, you should succeed Congra+ulat1ons seniors! Drop back to pay us an occasioral visit at O.H.S. Best Wishes dk LVLGU R ox 7 ' . Q J O u Q ' . 1 s 4 :li 'f .-. f ' ' E. U F

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