Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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S6 Ho 6 Solar S stem A ,K V. 5: as Q' s x I The foursome controlling student body affairs was Mel Newman, prexy, who presided over assembly programs and board of control meetings, Glen Anderson, sergeant at arms: Shirley Anderson, who wrote everything down, and Ken Gohrick, who substituted for Mel when occasion demanded. Board of control members who are no doubt making an important and far' reaching decision are, left to right around the table, Newman, Anderson, Gohrick, C. Dickinson, Anderson, Moran, Davidson, Skagen, Mr. Hermes, Hunter, Ruff, Herzog, and Deschamps. Dt-riding on lllllltlflillll student issues is thc job ol' tht liozml ol control, composccl ol thc .-X.5.lS. olli incl L-lt-cle-nl rcpreseillzitin-s from lllllbitll' orgzinimtions. l'Cl'S s zissclnlily, :ltlvised IW Mr. llc'l'1l1t's. l'CIJl't'St'lllS stu- I it SUYCl'lllIlClll in S. H. S.

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is SS? EMMETT S. OLIVER, B.A., M.A. The teacher of mechanical drawing and industrial arts re- ceived his credits from the Uni- versity of Redlands and the University of Washington. MARGARET BALDWIN, B.S., M.A. Our chief exponent of Shakes- peare secured degrees from Oklahoma State College and the University of Nebraska and did graduate Work at the Uni- versity of Washington. Teach- ing junior and sophomore Eng- lish and journalism, she also serves as adviser to the Sagha- lie, Press Club and Quill and Scroll. OLLIE A. CLEVELAND, B.A., English Scientific. Having received her varied edu- cation at Wisconsin State Col- lege and the Duluth School of Dramatics, Mrs. Cleveland teaches Washington State hist- ory and dramatics and directs high school dramatic produc- tions. ARNE JOHNSEN, B.S. The sports-minded alumnus of Western Washington College of Education teaches shop and car- pentry to the trade-minded boys of Shelton High School. EARL H. BARKAS, B.S. Educated at the University of Washington and Columbia Uni- versity, the director of visual education has done graduate work at the University of Ariz- ona and has nearly completed Work for his master's degree at the University of Washington. He teaches biology and practi- cal mathematics. GllIDI G CECILIA BELL, B.A., M.A. Having acquired her degrees from the University of Oregon and the University of Washing- ton, Miss Bell instructs sopho- mores and juniors in English. DOROTHY HAWTHORNE, B.A. Having received her education from the University of Wash- ington, this algebra, geometry, and trigonometry instructor is also adviser to the Junior class and the Honor Society. CHESTER R. DOMBROSKI, B.A. Western Washington College of Education and the University of Washington served as a back- ground for the U. S. history teacher, who coaches basketball and is assistant football coach and S Club adviser. RAY PATRICK, B.A. A graduate of Central Washing- ton College of Education and now Working for a master's de- gree at the University of Wash- ington, Mr. Patrick is the boys' physical education instructor and Junior High School coach. IRENE M. BURRIGHT, B.A. The University of Washington provided final training for Miss Burright, who teaches short- hand, typing and office practice. She also serves as girls' ad- viser.