Siletz High School - Warrior Yearbook (Siletz, OR)

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1. ? f '! Time where does it go, Another year has passed and what has been done? Have we been productlve in our work? What have we accom plished, if anythingo Has the t1me gone un used except for fOOl1Sh th1ngs9 I hope not' This year of school, I feel, has been a productlve one for many of us I would not say that there has been a great 1mprovement scholastically, but wlthout a doubt our citi zenshlp has come up You, as the student body, have shown a w1llingness to work for the lmprovement of the whole school You have shouldered the responsibillties placed upon you and, gener ally speaking, have done a good job Young people are often called the Whope of the futuren and this is very true We must always pin our hopes on the younger genera tion I am proud to say that I will gladly have faith 1n the future of Amer1ca if you stu dents are the typical young people of today 2 . ffvfufmnwd K ,aff 6 I ,'f . W' nfl? f' 5 I I In 1 y ff '

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As substitute in the girls' physical education department until Christmas va- cation, Mrs. Bartholomew coached the girls' A and B volleyball squads. For the required health section, she organized an interesting session from which the girls acquired personal bene fits Mrs Bartholomew was an encouraging advisor to tke pep club and always ready to give aid when needed Mr Bartholomew's schedule this year included Shop, Vocational Ag, Arts and Crafts, and General Science From the FFA, he organizec successful Judging teams which toured parts of the state particip ting in county fairs A tre State Fair tne teams rated sixtr compared to the ZA teams competing audging holstein reifers at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition, Mr Bartholomew's gudgers copped the honor of placing secord out of 67 The FF was fortunate to Fave the enthu iastic advisor to aid their group Much improvement concerning safety, arrangement of tools, and neatness was made in tre hor -Q! Instructor in the commerce depart ment, Mrs Hitchcock also taught eighth grade math and advised the sophomore class She held high standards for her shorthand and bookkeeping classes, and the paper, under her direction, was en Joyed as far east as Pennsylvania . . - V R Z . . E . A S . ' B L A 5 R xv ' T ax ug' ' H 'RA cam , O , f 'g Y L I f y O + f M H E f , J M ' ' .L X A N R - Q I ' A A I . . - N I . . H I , . I A' T C H C O C K 4 . W F . . - R 9 'r ' , A v . F- F . A N . - a 1 A . x . . t K A . . I . A I . - 0 L B , . W . L . A . . , E, A . . ,I . . . 1 I . sl R ' M f 3 T ' f- . . A 1 , H A L . S I . O . , . . N D Q L . A . A I . A , it V v O ,. , 1 I M 1 U L S , . 5 ,C E ' A W D L L O