W F West High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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PAUL TORNOW, CHESTER RHODES, HARRY GLEASON, TOM WOOD, CARL LOFBERG, and LEE GIFFEY. BOARD OF EDUCATION SeTTing The educaTional policy Tor The Chehalis schools is The local Boord oT EducaTion. They meeT monThly To discuss iTems oT The budgeT, employmenT of personnel, problems oT manage- menT ond The many oTher decisions Their iob enTails. They are dedicoTed members oT our communiTy, giving unselTishly oT Their Time and knowledge To TurTher The cause OT educaTion. f VERNON WEDIN JAMES OECHSNER Administrative AssisTanT DirecTor of lnsTrucTional Transporfaticn Supervisor Marerials DOROTHY MCCLUSKEY ELINOR KATYRYNIUK BERTHA REVENAUGH Secretary To SuperinTenclenT Accounting SecreTary Besides The supervision of over seven hun- The library provides SECRETARIES Our versaTile secreTaries are busy handling The mony deTc1ils behind The s'chool scene, They ore The Iioison beTween Taculry and super- inTendenT. We acknowledge wiTh appreciaTion The Tine iob They do. dred and TiTTy daily lunches served in The Tour lunchrooms of our school disTricT, The sup- ervisor direcTs The planning and serving of many dinners Tor communiTy as wellias RUTH BALL school acTiviTies. Lunchroom Supervisor sTudenTs wiTh The neces- sary Tools Tor acquiring knowledge and making new discoveries. WiTh available maTerials GT hand' and The environ- menT Tor sTudy, The li- brary is able To challenge The besT eTTorTs oT The sTudenT. ESTHER O'CONNELL DisTricT 'Librarian

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GREETINGS Study diligently and be prepared to meet the challenge ot T982 A.D. Then you will be able to accept the advisory positions for directing and leading the youth ot your day that they may successfully meet the conditions prevelant in 2002 AD. Then the entire universe will be our world and will lay a demanding claim on the resources ot our growth. How are you conditioning yourselt now to meet this challenge? Through youth, progress can be made and only it each succeeding genera- tion is capable ot improving that which they have inherited, ad intinitum, , fa?

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RICHARD HOWE DONALD MARCY TOM SMITH Geometry, Algebra Advanced Mathematics, Physics Algebra MATHEMATICS There is a great demand tor well Trained mathematicians in he world today. Applied mathematics is pertinent to our daily lliving, abstract mathematics helps develop the principles and prac- tices ot logical thinking. This year's curriculumiincludes general math, lementary algebra, plane geometry, advanced algebra, calculus nd trigonometry. Students in calculus and trigonometry protit much trom the individual attention they receive in these smaller classes. SCIENCE The scientists of tomorrow are be- ing rnoulded in today's classrooms. The science classes ot W.F. West vary in size and complexity: trom one class in general science to six classes in biology and trorn sixty chemistry students to sixteen physics students. They are fortunate to work in well equipped laboratories be- cause labvvork is an integral part ot science. CHESTER COOKE MILDRED DENISTON German French, Latin, Spanish, Creative Writing MARCUS BOETTCHER Biology, Chemistry Jack Benedict and Glen Bever ex- RAYMOND I-IKURA perimenf, Biology, General Science LANGUAGES For the first time in a number ot years French has been added to the curriculum. First year Latin, second year Spanish, and up to the third year ot German are also ottered. The third year German class is elective. Supplementing the classvvork is the exchange ot tape recordings, pictures and the acquiring ot pen pals from a German school. The knowledge ot a toreign language is an important tool in world relations. Through the study ot a language the culture of a country is understood.