Snohomish High School - Kla Ta Wa Yearbook (Snohomish, WA)

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k 4 ORTHOPEDIC BENEFIT The Orthopedrc food beneflt drrve held contrnuously from October 25-29 brought rn more producc thfrn any of the prst years 1nd compctrtron xvrs kcen between rlval grade groups to secure the l'1r5.,cst 'rnd the Lest contributions The produce u'1s judged October 28 'ind the Class of 49 xx rs flrst place uhlle the Junor cl'1ss pl'1ced second The wmnmg, clrss wx rs 1.l1ntLd e xrly drsmrss rl of txso pcrlods 'ind thc Junror cl'1ss one perlod on Frrday After the probrrm A U1 un event of the drne was the big pot'1to prride Every students carrled thc largest pot 1to obt'11n:1ble through the school 'ind 'xround the grounds fxn'1ll5 dropprng hrs pot'1to on the pot'1to plle t the end of the Jour ney In addrtron to produce contrlbutrons of money were accepted 'md Penny Parides ln classroom and study hall netted generous donatlons from hlgh school students A record breaklng crowd turned out for the Orthopedlc Benefrt Prozram xxhlch was held rt the conclusron of the drrve on October 28 1800 people attended the progrim and 200 were turned 'tway The zross Income xvrs over elex en hundred dollars The progrfrm conslsted of numbers contrrbuted bw Ccntrdl Grade School and the Snohomlsh Junror Hrgh md Hlgh School Approxlmutely 500 students pdrtxclp rtecl The general theme was The Freedom Tr'11n df-plctrng. scenes from Amerrcan llfe 'md hrstory The hlgh school chorr dressed 'ls darkxcs sang vtrrous Negro sp1r1tu'1ls xxhrle the drlll te'1m 'llso dressed 'ts darkles danced to Su rnec Rlvcr The fumbling Tc'1m drsgulsed 'ls Indians performed xx hlle the hrgh school band pl xved 1 verv st rrtlmg., Indmn much The LI rdc school ,,roups offered wdrrous cl'1nces md songs concerning Amerlcrn country lrfe The Junror H1 h Chill! costumed rn proneer clothes srnp old fuorrtes such 'ls Home on thc Rrnp.,c At th concluslon of the IlI0f.,l'1IY1 Supermtendent 'Vlooro lntroducccl Mrs Hcmx H Kctchum chur m'1n of the hoqrcl of trustees for the hosp1t'1l uho told of thc growth md accompllshments of thc Ortho pedxc H sp1t'1l 'rncl expressed gr rtrtude to the peoplc of Snohomrsh KX.. 'Qfsg 4 3 - ' cf' v 'cv' V . K. ' x, ' 'QW . Q' 9, 'K ' . . ..., 1 5 J 8. fx . 1 K if 1 v' , V , A .- . Q A L.: ' 'I .nun 1 ' if . 'Q, 1 ? '1.' ' ' ' ' r' , ' I ' ' '. 1 lf, ' ' s 1 ' - 1 - v ' Q1 1 ' -v . L . - . C ' I ... rs . 1 , ' . : 1 : . ' 1 1 IQ 'z Q ' -2 1 1 ' sz ' ' .' . 3 ' 1.'.' ' ' ' 0' Z . z ' ' '1 1 z 1 . ' ' ' ' 1 : 1 1 f 1 1 Y I 1 ' L 1 , 1 rs ' Q v ' ' ' - - . U 1. , . t M- Y . v . . Y . 5 . . .- A -l 1 -L ' V 1 ' . s s ' . . ' v Y . . ' . ' - K . K 1 1 . X I ' ' ' . . ' ' ' . ' ' ., . , . ' . 1 , ' 1 N f. , . 1 . 1 K . . V ' . . . ' v' . . ' .' . . .. ' , H .. , ' , . 1 . ' . 1 .,, 1 , 1 . .. 1 , 1 , 1 , . . ' 1 ' 1.' ' ' , ' .' It , 2 , V .' 2 ' ' 1 Z , ' 'I E C 'f' I .' ' . 1 ' S Z ' ' . ' ,Z . . . I ' -3 ' - f l ' ' ' S? ' I ' 'I I ' ' c S H ' 1 H K, . . .' . ,H Y 1 4 A .4 ' . , c .h. V 5. ' . :'.- CJ 1 1 ' .'.' f 1 E L J . , I . -'4 .X V 'Q , y .. .1 s lb X - -f 1 ,x 1 0 1 x K 5 ' .Fl X--e ' 1 -.

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THE SCHOOL BO ARD Left to right Cecil Crook Bob Waltz Ed Hoem and Fr ink McGuire Rilph 'Wickham is not in the picture The 'ichool Borrd is made up of the elected repres nt'1trves xx ho are responsible to thc people for the admrnlstr rtlon of 111 of the public schools in the school district Thur first responsibility is the making, up of the ye'1rlv budget and the scttrnl., up of gener rl policies for the district They determine how much of the money rvailrble shall be spent on s1l'1rres hon much on buildings trqnsportatlon equipment books 'ind muntenance must anticipate future needs and plan accordingly After these future needs are detmrmlned it IS their responsibility to explain them to the people of the district and lay plans for meeting them They hire the teachers the administrators the mr1nun'1nce employees and the tr'1neport'1t1on per sonnel Either dirzctly or indirectly thev have the responsibility of determining the live of fifteen hundred students 1nd ninety five employees seven hours a d ry 180 d'1ys each year For this they recuve no s'rl'1ry whatever Theirs must be the '-'ltrsfactron of knowing that the Joh is well done 'ind that they personally are contributing, their share toward communrtv welfare 'VI'1lJOll9 Day I P111 Dolsen 430D l N ' : . ' ' , , ,z ' ': L 2 ' . -V . Z . ' . . . f .3 K ' . , I . v 5. ,J A , . 2 ': ' ' ' f ,L 'b f- gf ' ff ri 9: s - 2' x ' ' ' ' . z .'z : . , sz . ' - ' ' fs, 'f ' ' ' . ' . . 1 ' ' . It is not only necessary that they take care of the present school population of the district, but they .' f . ' ' . ' : - 1 ' ,' v S' ' ' I ' ' 1 U I . . ' . f ' .' ' ' v . .-.V 4 Z ' v r I 4 A ' . .C L . 1 ' .- ' ' . , . ' ' . N . . L, C' ' ' , 4 ' ' ' S ' . 4 : : 1 ' - ' Q, ' zj, . : . . .. . 'S , . . 5' '.c C . . h ' .S S SK ' . 1 ' V' I ' '-. v K v vs .' ' r ' v 1 7 ' 5 v 1 - I , . C Q ., . .