Peshastin Dryden High School - Puma Yearbook (Peshastin, WA)

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DEDICATION TO Miss Esther Ann Reister , in appreciation of the help she has given to us and to the school, we The Students Of The Peshastin High School dedicate this issue of the LGMOA. For three years, whenever a large project has been Wp t acrossn, such as the Garfield Plan, the Glee Club Concert, or the Dramatic Class Play, it has been Miss Reister who has helped. Sometimes it may not have seemed to her that we appreciated what she was doing for us, but now that she is leav- ing, we begin to feel bbw much we will miss Our Comrade when she is gone, Q,

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Peshastin Faculty PAUL J. MCCORMICK, B. S. Graduated from Idaho State College in 1926 with Bachelor ot' Science de- gree. Divides time among duties as Principal, classes in Social, Physical and Biological Sciences. Adviser of Freshmen. ESTHER ANN REISTER, A. B. Whitman College opened its doors and ushered her forth in 1926 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Her time is occupied keeping the Seniors on the right path and teaching English and Typing. Advises Lomoa staff. O. F. WEYERMANN, IVI. A. Superintendent. Graduated from University of Washington in 1927 with degree of Bachelor of Science. Received a Master of Education degree at U. of W. in 1932. He teaches Bookkeeping, Geometry and Advanced Mathematics. MARY E. RETTIE, A. B. Received diploma from Willamette University in 1928 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is Librarian and Hi Log Adviser. Teaches elementary Algebra, Latin, and Home Economics. Adviser of the Junior Class. ANSEL NYE, A. B. Graduated from College of Puget Sound in 1928 but taught school before. He keeps the Sophomores in their places and teaches History, Civics, and Manual Arts. Advises Camera Club.