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

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BEC E F Y AUS 0 OU BAKER, JEANNETTE- Wash. State College, Psychology, Guidance. BLOSSEY, MILDRED- W.S.C., Univ. of California, Journalism, English, Home Visitor, Quill 81 Scroll, Arrowhead Aolviser. CLARK, JOANN- Everett J. C., Univ. of Washington, Girls' Physical Education, G. A. A., 'S' Club. CLAYTON, JOE- Central Washington College of Education, Univ. of Wash., Art, Lapidary, Radio, Ceramics, Tennis Coach. CONDELL, MARGET- W.S.C., Univ. of Washington, F.H.A., Soph. Class Adviser, Home Economics. COWDEN, LARUE- Univ. ot Washington, Library, Teachers' Orien- tation. EGNER, RUBY- Univ. of Washington, World History, International Problems. EICKHOFF, HERMAN- Colorado State, Wayne Teachers' College, Band, Assemblies. EICKHOFF, LAURA- Colorado State, Wayne Teachers' College, Univ. of Washington, Commercial, Honor Society Adviser. ELFSTROM, CAROLYN- Skagit Valley J. C., Univ. ol Washington, Commercial, Drill Team. PAGE EIGHT

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OUR DIRECTORS OFFICE STAFF Hundreds of students, teachers, townspeo- ple and salesmen come Through the high school office each year. The two Telephones ring frequently and persistently. Therefore, most of the duties of the office staff pertain to answering questions, solving problems, de- livering messages. In addition, the attendance records must be maintained, the school district expenditures must be verified and processed for payment, and countless reports must be compiled, for a school office is also a business office. Any question or problem a student may choose to bring comes inthe line of daily duty f and is a matter of sincere concern - on the part of the office staff. SCHOOL BOARD The school board contributes time and effort on the schools' behalf in far greater measure than the average person would imagine, A or think To appreciate. The five members of the local board have one regular meeting scheduled each month at which time they approve for payment all bills incurred during the month, receive reports on school district plans and activities and meet with persons or groups requesting a hearing. Special meetings are often called in addition for such purposes as selection of a new school bus, inspection of buildings under construction or checking of bus routes and road conditions. All of this comes as a gift, a contribution, to the students and the community. Upper lefl: Mrs. Ernster, secretary to the principalykighf: Mrs. Day, secretary to the superintendent: Lower - School Board: Mr. Cecil Crook, Mr. Magnar Lervick, Mr. Wilbur Pettibone, Mr. Clarice Cedergreen, Mr. Robert Waltz. PAGE SEVEN

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. I GET IDEAS FOWLER, RUTH- Univ. of Montana, Stanford Univ., Univ. of Wash- ington, O.S.C., Mathematics, Science, Annual Adviser, Senior Class Adviser. GILBERTSON, KEITH- WSC., Practical English, Driving, Football Coach, Track Coach. GILBERTSON, LAWRENCE- WSC., Agriculture, F.F.A. GUNDERSON, RALPH- Columbia University, N.Y., Pacific Lutheran College, Junior Class Adviser, Geometry, Mechanical Drawing, Ass't. Basketball Coach. HEATH, BILL- Wittenberg College, W.S.C., Wash. State History, Bas- ketball Coach, Track Coach. HEDLUND, MAURICE- W.S.C., Vocational Director, Agriculture, F.F.A. HODGE, FRANCES- Univ. of Washington, English, Junior Class Ad- viser, Beginner's Luck. HURD, MILDRED- Univ. of Washington, Foreign Languages, L. K. E. JARRETT, MARK- Univ. of Washington, Visual Aids, Algebra, Gen- eral Math., General Science, Adv. Folk Dancing. LAMKIN, RON- W.S.C., Western Wash. College of Education, Driv- ing, Bookkeeping, Photography, Annual Adviser. :, llil -5, il i A X . lj 1 ' 'I A .- K f, 5 PAGE NINE