Richland Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Richland, WA)

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4? JU! Elton Andersen Anna Beachner Nadine Brown Naomi Buescher Marguerite Colliton Wood Shgp English English Mathematics French, Spanish Frank Culbertson Arthur Dawald Viola Ellis William Evans Anastasia Furman Distributive Education Social Studies Art Agriculture Latin, English mi, John Gruys Robert Henrich Ve ta Johnson Gifford Jones Raymond Juricich Mechanical Drawing Science Ho e Economics Chemistry Driver Training 5: an- Richard Kelly Vesta Kleinsorge William Luck Genevieve Luckey Ida Mecum Social Studies Biology Industrial Arts English, Speech Biology Nine

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Teachers of the Year iss Nadine Brown Quite a surprise! exclaimed Miss Nadine Brown when she was informed of being picked as one of the teachers of the year by the seniors. Miss Brown came to us eight years ago from Dixie, Washington. A native of Washington, she was born and raised in Prosser. Miss Brown has attended Whitman College in Walla Walla and the University of Washington. She thinks Columbia High is one of the best, if not the best, school in which she has taught. I believe that if a teacher shows she is sincerely interested in each of her students, is willing to help him, treats him fairly and creates a happy atmosphere in the classroom, sheswill have splendid results both in cooperation and work accomplished, she said, summing up her practical teaching philosophy. Miss Brown teaches Junior and Senior English and is advisor to the Sophomore class. In the past she has advised the Junior class for one year and the Senior classes for four years. iw Go West, Young Man, Go West! DOGS It N0t r. Richard Kelly Mr. Kelly was voted, for 1952, the most popular male teacher in Columbia High School. His own opinion about winning: I never thought I would win a popularity contest. It was a complete surprise to me. When he was just a sophomore in high school, hc decided to be a teacher. His decision was influenced by the fact that he liked two of his teachers. After graduation from high school he attended the University of Idaho and did post-graduate work at both Wash- ington State and the University of Arizona. His first teaching job was in a small town in Idaho where he was the principal of the local high school. Mr. Kelly has taught school for sixteen years, eight of which were spent in Richland. He says he likes teaching better every year, and has taught every subject except commercial, music, and lHo-Ho!l home economics. We are delighted by the Seniors' choice of the most popular male teacher of the year. Congratulations to you, Mr. Kelly!