Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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FACULTY MR. BOOTH, our superintendent of the Pasco schools, has been at Pasco for the past 16 years. He graduated from Atterbein where he received his A. B. and W. S. C., where he earned his M. A. MR. ROGERS, our Principal, graduated from W. S. C., where he received a B. A. and a B. S. degree. He did graduate work at Stanford University. Mr. Rogers has done all of his teaching in Washington. XVe are sorry that, although this is his first year at Pasco, it is also his last year. MR. OBERST, our Social Science teacher, has been teaching at Pasco schools for 17 years. He graduated from Cheney Normal and the U. of W. He has done all his teaching in the State of Washington. He was Debate coach this year. MRS. DAVIDSON, our English and Speech teacher, received her B. A. degree from Mills College in California. She did graduate work at Mills and W. S. C. She taught in California for two years and for 32 years in Washington. This is her first year at Pasco Hi and we certainly hope she'll be back. She was advisor for both Thespian and Wasco. MR. AUGUSTAVO, our English teacher, received his B. A. and his degree in music from Whitman College. He did graduate work at the U. of VV. and W. S. C. This is his first year at P. H. S. He was advisor for the junior class and the Sincwesah, besides director of the Band for the second semester. MISS BEATTY, our Home Economics teacher, graduated from W. S. C. where she re- ceived her B. A. degree. This is her first year at Pasco Hi. Besides being one of the Freshmen class advisors, she heads the Home Ec Club. MRS. FIGG, our Bookkeeping and Girls P. E. teacher, received her B. S. degree from W. S. C. This is her second year at Pasco Hi School. She did graduate work at U. S. C. and W. S. C. She helps to advise the Senior Class, which is a full time job in itself. MR. FISK, our Manual Training teacher, graduated from the University of Idaho. He has done graduate work at the Universities of Texas, California, and Wfashington. He has done all of his teaching in Idaho and Washington. He also has a class in Biology and Algebra. MRS. CARROLL, our English and Sociology teacher, graduated from Cumberland Uni- versity. She has done all of her teaching in Tennessee except for the one year she has been at Pasco Hi.

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FACULTY MR. MORGAN, our coach and history teacher, graduated from Gonazga University and W. S. C. where he received his B. A. This is his sixth year at Pasco High and we hope he never decides to leave. Besides coaching football and basketball, he also coaches base- ball and track. MISS SCHMIDT, our Math teahcr, graduated from W. S. C. and received her degree there. This is her second, and we are sorry to hear, her 'last year at Pasco. She has done a very successful job of advising the Girls' Pep Club. MR. CAMEALY, our music director, graduated from the University of Illinois, and taught in several different states. This is his third year at Pasco Hi. He built the PHS band up from scratch to a going organization, and this year he started on the A Cappella. MRS. LYLE, our commercial teacher, graduated from W. S. C. where she majored in mu- sic and minored in commercial work. This is her first year at PHS and we certainly hope she'll be back again. She has a man-sized job as adviser of the Girls' Federation. MR. PAULSON, our science teacher, received his B. A. degree at W. S. C. He previously taught at Colfax. This is his first and last year at Pasco High School. This shot by the way, was taken when we caught him loafing on Clean-Up Day. MRS. PORTER, our art and French instructor, divided her time this year between the High School and Grade School. This is her first year at Pasco High School. She resides at Richland but managed to get back and forth every day. Tres bien, Madame. MRS. REED, one of the Eighth grade teachers, received her B. A. degree from W. S. C. This is her first year at PHS. MRS. AUGUSTAVO, another eighth grade teacher and, incidentally, 6th study hah keeper',, graduated from W. S. C. where she received her Bl A. degree. MR. PETERSON, the third eighth grade teacher, graduated from Northern Montana Coi- lege. Since his discharge from the Navy Air Corps, he has taught at the Pasco School. He also took on the responsibility of advising the Hi-Y.