Onalaska High School - Hi Climber Yearbook (Onalaska, WA)

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MISS DOROTHY CHAMBERLIN University of Idaho. B. S. Gcneral Science, Chemistry, Typing, l and Physical Education. ' ff till .1 .r ima-m f: F . ,F me fn 1' H if s ,U a X , , . is if -t-.l:- iliaii '- 'vu'-x xliifii' KG, i i ,,,j'fi 'l , ' tw-E ,-J . , . 'tr ,KJHE 2 1 A , ,s z ' 5 .Eg ..t.e .!sf12 .. .. ,i.....igg pe ' - ' Sit'-1:5 M... 5 If figai- ,23tf1rj..L,-QMS: W -fig . Q, - .,,.,.....-rft,,- -we .pi-2. u-M ' M lill y! isa' . ,I r 3 L Mi ra MR. CLARENCE T. BITZEN Winona State Teachers' College: Www, MR. CLIFFORD A. DUNCAN Western Washington College of Education: University of Washington. B. A. Principal, Algebra, Geometry. sl, at r W' -If W we 9 ' swf- i-.tim i.if.l.,,w w,...i. 1, f .af ff. .wt - wa.:..vi'r lla, at swirling, lhiiwgli. . 'Q- M af, if .'-..wwft - 73we e.tx ws li A. .i,a,:,mf .- my gg. we fi t'1+',Sl2ffz.Eiii5l?3? if 5 HU' 1 ali:- ' : 1 vi' A gaagp..:. ' s r 1,1 , .... . . rr ' a.'l1w2r' f -,, .t...:5g1Efi.t:K Ki MRS. HERDES H. KELLY Washington State College. B. S. Home Economics, Girls' Related Science. MRS. M. HAZEL CAINES Indiana State Teachers' College: College of Puget Sound. -B. A. Journalism, English. MR. RICHARD STULTZ University of Washington. B. A Central Washington College of Educa- Coach. History and Biology. tion: University of Washington. B. S Stenography. Shorthand, Bookkeeping Mm'iCa1D'mg'ShOp' i game! nf Ucwphcwf Top row. left to right: Ronald Hawkins. Bill Paxton. George Keenan, Floyd Quinn, Don Littleton. Bottom row.: Mr. Duncan, Maurice Jacobsen, Jean Arnold. Nellie Baron. Dorothy Blair, Violet Jacobsen. Patsy Jacobsen, Alice Blair, Richard Brown.

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FACULTY Although the faculty was necessarily reduced in number this year from nine to six, the same high degree of quality for which it is noted was maintained and a great deal was accomplished in the educational field. Our home economic instructor Mrs. Kelly, has been in- dispensable to the school for eleven years now. She has this year acted as girls counsellor and advisor to the senior class, who owe her a sincere vote of thanks for all she has done. Mrs. Gaines who took over supervision of the English department in the middle of the year, came back to teaching just to accommodate us by filling the vacancy on our teach- ing staff. She has made a complete success of the difficult job of taking up where someone else left off. In addition to her regular tasks she agreed to direct the senior play on her own time and to the publishing of the nHi Climberu and WTimberline Tattler.n Chemistry and general science were efficiently taught by Miss Dorothy Chamberlin, a graduate of the University of W shington. Miss Chamberlin took on an extra heavy load when there was a shift in the faculty end added typing 1 to her subjects. She also found time to handle girls' sports and cheerfully assist with anything she was asked. During his second year at O.H.S. Mr. Bitzan Frovved coaching football and donated his entire time to instructing commercial subjects and manual arts. Mr. Bitzan has done some very commendable work in his departments, an example of which are the model airplanes which he supervised his class in turning out for the war department and thus furth- ering the war effort. M