Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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To all the boys from Pasco High who fought in World YYar II, and to those who gave their lives in the great struggle to make the world safe for future generations, we humbly dedicate this 1946 Sinewesah. 'Wal' W!! Zhe Jaam 74 Salem! Not till the loom is silent And the shuttles cease to fly, Shall God unroll the canvas And explain the reason why The dark threads are as needful, In the weaver's skillful hand, As the threads of gold and silver In the pattern He has planned. -Anonymous

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MR. BOOTH, our Indispensable , who has been doing such an excellent job serving the community as superintendent of the Pasco schools, graduated from Atterbein, where he re- ceived his A. B. He earned his M. A. at Washington State College, and also studied at the University of Oregon and at Stanford. We give him an AW for his efforts to promote interest in education and in the betterment of the schools. We like him because of his pleasant and easy-going manner, his spontaneous wit, and his patience. -M... W-.. is-svznuu-snugly ROBERT PETER KLAVANO this year stepped into the office of principal and filled this position very successfully. His cooperation and understanding is to be appreciated by all students. After picking up a B.A. at Whitman College he chose W.S.C. for graduate work. As many pupils have discovered, his pet expression is: Holy cow, someone said they saw you down townw. Mr. Klavano is all for P.H.S. as is shown in his following opinion, I think Pasco High is good and improving . ? 2. WALTER A. OBERST is one of the most well-known and at the same time well liked personalities in Pasco High. With a B.A. in Education from the University of Washington, he has done graduate work at the University of Washington and the University of Southern California. With seven years of P.H.S. teaching to his credit, a long list of subjects occupies his time. They include Commercial Law, Civics, U. S. History, Washington History, Visual Education Direction and chair- man of the Faculty Guidance Committee. BERNICE DAVIDSON, is one of, if not the most, indus trious and ambitious teachers at P.H.S. Upon receiving a B.A. degree from Mills College, California, she did graduate work at Mills and W.S.C. This is her second year herc and we all hope not her last. She is known for excusing stu- dents from class, and for her outstanding work in Thsspian, Wasco, and teaching English. f A 1 MRS. FRED W. PORTER, irector, World History er teacher, and sixth study hall lc s one of the returning faculty members of Pasco ' his year. She earned a B.S. in Art, M.A. in Educ 'o and B.F.A. in painting from Missouri University, C ia University, U. of Illinois and the Art Institute of Chicago. Her favorite theme song is Golly, be quiet , and she thinks Pasco High is the nicest place she has ever worked. RALPH A. AUGUSTAVO, the chubby little 'L5x5 to whom the 1945 Sinewesah owes a great deal of gratitude, is spending his second year here, in our old halls, teaching intsrumental music and English. Acquiring a BS. in music at Whitman College, he engaged in some graduate work at W.S.C. and the University of Washington. He feels that P.H.S. is as good a school of its size as he has ever known and his noted state- ment is: I know an angle or two that we could probably work.