Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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Faculty We wish to thank our faculty for the help they have given us during our school lite and for the live interest they have taken in the welfare of the pupils. 'When wc returned to school in September we saw many new faces among the members of the faculty. Firt of all is Mr. Thomas, who is a ready and willing helper in all things. Ile has splendid ideas and takes interest in planning many different things for our interest. He is an enthusiastic worker with the students and has aroused much school spirit in the year which he has spent with us. Mr. Thomas en- courages athletics and social functions. DQ -r sl A Nlldyn-:lr :hlelltlon to the l Ili'IlllD'. ltllllllfl' I'I'llN'lIlXllN ol' sllllill Nlonlexr lllgfh Q gi Lyqllu Ann Felllerolf School, Messrs. 'I'llllIllllN. Jr. Among' the other new teal-hers whom we met at the heginning of the year were: Miss Waterhouse, Miss Abbot, Dr. Clatlin, Mr. Bertels and Mr. Church. 'lllll'l'l' were two weddings in the faculty this year. ln April Miss James, one ot' our popular young teaehers. ottered her resignation and was married to W. Oscar Crawford and moved to Bakersfield. XYe all wish her much hap- piness. i 'l'he vaeaney caused by Miss James was filled hy Mrs. Ehy. Mr. liertels was also married during spring vacation, hut he, to our great pleasure. remained with us. At the beginning of the second semester Nr. Allen was employed to teach biology. A very agreeable mid-year addition to the faculty was Miss Lydia Ann Fetherolf--named after her two grandmothers as the proud father said. A new addition to the eurrieulum of the lligh School has been Greek. Though the elass has been small, it has been enthusiastic and all hope to see it continued next year. We fully appreciate the help which all of the teachers have given us and hope that they will all remain to assist the next Senior elass. Page Fourteen

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The Faculty F. WV. TI-IOMAs, Principal. Graduate indiana State Normal: A. B., Indiana Universityg A. M., University of Illinois. Miss GRACE M. R. ABBCTT, Pltysiwal Geography. Ph. B., University of Chicago. W. E. :XLLEN, Biology. B. L., Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.g A. M., Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis. C. N. BERTELS, lilIlflLU'IIllIfiC8 and Scir'nr'c. A. B., University of California. Mus. LAURA M. CARVER, Latin, Spiiizish. A. B., Stanford Universityg University of Berlin. MR. C. R. CHURCH, Physical Training. Graduate of Lowell Textile Institute: Summer work, Harvard Uni- versity. W. HAROLD CLAELIN, History. A. B., M. A., Ph. D., Harvard University. Miss CHARLOTTE CORDER, Giwfilf, Latin, French. B. S., A. B., A. M., University of Missouri. MRS. LILLIAN CAIRNS Env, English and History. Ph. M., D. C. s., B. o. W. P. FETHEROLF, Physics and Chemistry. A. B., Muhlenberg College, A. M., Princeton University, MIss KATE HAMMOND, illnsiv. A. B., and A. M., De Pauw University, De Pauw School of Music. Miss GRACE JAMES, English and History. A. B., Stanford University. Miss ALICE E. JONES, Physical Training QGirlsJ. A. B., University of California. W. L. BIASON, Conznmiv-fiat Bmnclies. Adams Academyg Cornell, Columbia and New York Universities. BIISS ETTA L. NIONTGOMERY, English. Ph. B., University of Chicago. GEORGE G. MORGAN, M annal Training. Graduate, Michigan State Normal School, University of Chicago, BIISS IDA F. PIATT, Domestic Science. Napa Collegeg School of Domestic Science, Boston. M Iss LTDA S. PIRICE, Draioing and Anpliefl Arts. Academie de la Grande Chaumiere, Paris. Medal 1903. Miss ETHET. M. ROBINSON, Mathematics and English. A. B., Stanford University. , BLIISS EDITH H. WNATERHOUSE, English and Expression. Diploma in Expression, Martha Washington College, Abindon, Va. BIISS JESSICA WILSON, German and English. A. B., Stanford University. Page Thirteen

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