Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Miss Helen Cleveland, counselor, Mrs. Olga Iver- son, counselor, Mr. Robert Stockman, business man- ager, and Mrs. Irma Painter, counselor. Mr. Keith Rostvold Mr. Don Cobb Mr. Walt Anker Mr. Wayne Conner Vice-PrinClpGl Counselor Assistant Vice-Principal Counselor Those having schedule, college, or scholastic problems, receive guidance from our counseling staff. Guiding our growth, the assistant administra- tors consider reports of Shadle enrollment. 0M Remember the horror of having locker that lust won't open, f ing you ate the wrong lunch, disc ering you took the wrong test college entrance, realizing that machine made a mistake! you're the only girl in metal shop9 No matter how great the emerge the crises were soon solved by Administrators . . . As founder of Shadle's Math De partment and SMSG math course here, Miss Blanche Smith has be come a true Highlander. Miss Smith who has served the teaching profes sion on all levels, including national came to us in 1957. We are grateful that she has chosen to end her career here,

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i l l , While running errands this las- Shadle girls, studying here, show off the fashion hits of '64, sie finds the in style is the the bow collar, A line skirt, the shift, and the round neck- Empire waist. line. , With the thrust like the power of this rocket, 1964 , , , is thrust into history. 19641 a year ot agitation and crises, fads and fashions. We will remember, songs, dances, and cars that set this time apart, the national and interna- tional tensions that made this a distinc- tive year. This a time of lite and living and for Shadle a time of color . . . Bird watching is ci pop- ular hobby, as many Shadleites took up this popular new dance craze.

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As supervisor of The Admin- istrative staff and the school in general, our principal, Mr. William Taylor, has led Shcudle to o place of honor. rmddomelofw... My peace I give to you: Peace I leave with youp not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid. -John 14:27 lf ever there was a man the youth of America could look up to, it was Mr. Hal Jones. His cheerfulness in spite of losing his sight was beyond understanding. I can give him no greater tribute than to say what I thought every time I saw him walk down the hallp 'There goes a man.' -Mr. William Taylor IL Wiwwmm