Washington Union High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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. -.. Y I illllz LARMPN CARL MINUR FACULTY lllitchell Burnett, Siverdt lyl. Poulsen, and again t-he past year had charge of the agriculture school department which increases in importance Mrs. Lorena Donsted and Bliss Ephoydie Larson foods classes have also contributed to war serv teaching girls' physical education helps make them One sometimes Crow. lllr. Hunt. and shop program. El as the war goes on. i Nl uri xlomsm I ir. Harold Pence have lCLl'I.XXOIi NIl'I7Gl'I n their clothing and ll-W - 'AS 3N ice. Mrs. Cochran's fit for service. that their subject is wartime communica and had charge of hears the comment, and llliss lylorisette. a serviceable one lVhat good is English? bliss who teach this subject. feel as English is the basis of our tion. lhliss lhlorisette has also coached dramatics the stagecraft as well as being sponsor of the high school newspaper, the Hatchet.', Miss Crow is sponsor of the Progress and lhlr. Hunt also teaches Spanish and Freshman social studies. lVIiss Larson is Junior counselor. ln addition to h taught band. orchestra. and chorus. lblrs. Engleson is one of the two commercial teachers Il.kRUI.lJ l'l'INi'l'I SIYICICIYI' M. l'0Ul,NliN LOUISE li, l'IERC'l'I lNI.XlIGUl'IllI'l'l'I SINULAIR l 9 is duties as Sophomore counselor, hlr. lllinor has who are adding to the efliciency of the boys and girls who later enter the service of their coun- try. lVhat could be more important to citi- zens and members of the armed forces than a knowledge of their country's history and ideals! These Miss Sinclair imparts in her social science and history classes. The science and mathematics program is rounded out by the classes taught by lVIrs. Louise Pierce. C. L. NV.Xl,'l'lPX HLICXX WILNUX W l

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MARTHA J. BRUNEI! LILLIAX UUFK MITCHELI. Ill'RXE'l l' F CULTY lt seems that even in war times our schools must continue their work and to do so, faculty members frequently stay with their pro- fession even when defense worlc or the armed service beckons. Certainly education of young people to take their place in a democracy worth fighting foru classes as essential. Seven new members were added to the faculty the past year. Miss Bruner has taught German, mathematics, and general science. Miss Buck has been Freshman counselor and has taught Freshman and Sopho- more English and girls' physical education. Miss Grace Davenport's time has been used in teaching future high school pupils as she has charge of the music in the grammar schools in the high school district. The new member of the commercial department is Miss Mildred Lan- ders. Last year Mrs. Eleanor Mudge substituted several months here been a regular member of the in the English department and the past year she has NVANDA COCHRAN OWENA CROW faculty, teaching art and one class in Freshman social scienceg she is also Senior counselor. Mr. VValton, on leave as GRACE DAVI-1Nl'0R'l' LURENA G. DONSTED FLORENCE ENGLESON KATHERINE ESKELSEN principal of the Caruthers high school. has taught physics and chemistry, had charge of ' schools. N s l3l H. WESTON HUNT attendance records, and been vice principal. At the end of the first semester Mr. Ivan Glsen came to take the place of Mr. Glen Wilson who left to be attendance oflicer in the Salinas MILDRED LANIDERS

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