Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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quinault 0 faculty English Department-Head, Ruth liasumg Nelly Appy, Esther jane Rohrer, Rebecca Arnell, Vincent liill, Elizabeth lj21llg'lJOl'Il, Dagrun lickrem. Dorothy Foster. Commercial Department-Head, Gladys Sliinrller: Marian XYl1ite, NYesley Bartine, Olive Stallarcl, Elizllbetli Panglnorn. Science Department-lleacl, Vera M. Phelps: llomer C. Taylor, john lllasliin, Olive Stallarcl. Foreign Languages Department-llearl, Lyclian llusliz Dorothy Foster, Alice Taylor, Ben Curran. Mathematics Department--llearl, Grace Sharp: Madge Finley. ll. F. Hovies, Olive Stallarrl, John Klasliin. History Department-Heacl, Dorothy Slater ,Xnclresst C. Powell, Alice Canlkins, XN'esley Bartine, Helen Mumavv, julian Fcncnga. Dramatic Department-Minnie Moore Nlcllowell. Art Department-Dagrim lickrem. Domestic Science Department-Vernie Foley. Lorna Smith. Vocational Department-C. O. Rayl, Carl johnson, George lluntley. Music Department-Louis G. lVersen. lfSi1I

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quinault Lawrence Li f fick Carl Tuttle Allan Temple Neinast The Board of Control, the governing body of the school, has been un- usually active the past year on several big issues, the most important being the revision of the old school constitution into a modern and democratic script. This involved several extra meetings that lasted long hours into the night. However, the task has been completed and a more direct and less bulky document has been compiled. The new constitution has all articles and amendments written into a single volume and is much more compact and concise than the old one. It takes up and regulates all forms of student government, clubs, and other school organizations. A new form of good will with other schools has also been adopted by the board which includes just a speaker and a short program in place of the former group of acts. This plan was tried this year and turned out very successfully. Another important step was the elimination of class sweaters and the adoption of a school sweater for all students. Several important speakers and performers, both educational and enter- taining. were obtained by the board to appear at various assemblies. Among those were the well-to-be-remembered Miss Maude Scheerer with a program of dramatic readin,s and the College of Puget Sound Glee Club with songs and feature acts. Many other phases of school welfare were taken up by the board, such as the budgeting of all school finances, athletic field improvements, passing on all bills, and general financial problems to be endorsed. Members of the board were Principal R. R. Balkema, President Ruddick Lawrence. Vice-president Glenn Liffick, Secretary Hazel Carl, Treasurer Howard Tuttle, Senior Representative Allan Grant, Junior Representative Carl Temple, Sophomore Representative Ray Neinast. I Seven 1