Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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PASCO HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY X :Q . JUSTINE DE WOLFE, a dark haired slender senorita made Pasco High her home for the first time this year. Having received a B.A. in Business Administration at the College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, she very capably taught bookkeeping, Spanish, Buenos dias , shorthand, and typing. Her opinion of P.H.S. is, I like it very muchv. LEONA AUGUSTAVO was one of the attractive as well as capable directors of the eighth grade this year. Capable, be- cause in the course of a few years, she acquired a B.A. in Education at C.W.C.E. and did graduate work at Holy Names, Spokane, and at W.S.C. Among her attentive classes a familiar saying is l'Quiet down . This is her second year and the high school as well as the eighth grade hope it will not be her last. She said, when asked for her opinion on P.H.S.: I think it's re swell . 6 1 AJ . A JAMES T. PETERSON, the director of the Hi-Y and the teacher ofX mathematics in the eighth grade, is one of the admired faculty members here at P.H.S. He attended Northern Montana University and then joined the Navy Air Corps where he served for two years. His favorite saying is: Will you be quiet? and he thinks Pasco Hi is a pretty good school . HENRY RUDOLPH BIDSTRUP, was one of the Mreturn engagements P.H.S. had this year. After spending nine months here, a few seasons ago, his lanky form, with hammer in hand, was once more to be seen parading in the halls. One of W.S.C.'s graduates 'Docw picked up a B.E. in teaching Industrial Arts, which he now indulges in along with algebra. Relax and quiet please! is his well known statement, and when asked how he felt about P.H.S. he replied, Well, I Same back for a second time! MRS. JANE FADLER, the vivacious, blond who looks more like a student than a high school teacher, earned her B. S. at Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg, Kansas, and her M. A. at the University of Southern California. She taught in Kansas, Texas, and California before landing here in our own Evergreen State. She says, I love the kids here, and we are sure the kids feel the same about her. The ex pression we hear her use most often is My soulln

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