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Back Row—Norma Jean Turnbull, Gertrude Maki, Virginia Utbeim, Anne Wirt a, Florence Haytaz. Barbara Greene. Dorothy Gudger. Third Row—Vivian Holland, Doris Sharp. Betty Jo Anderson, Karvena Dickgieser, Georgia Mercier, Doris Hepner, Ivy Campbell. Second Row—John Blaine. Rich Hautala, Ed McKinlay, Bob Otdani, Rolf Stolesen. Bob Thomas, Fred Westrom. Gordon Jacobson. First Row—Leon LaBreck. Harry Metheny. Rich Fields, Elmer Pellegrini, Richard Hjelt, John Eliopoulos, John Whalen. SENATE A PON deciding to use activity cards, which would follow the same plan for raising vv ■—S V--I1 funds for activities as last year, the senators commenced their work at their first meeting. Service officers were elected in each homeroom to sell activity cards and bonds and stamps. They took care of any other sales during the year. Disputes arose when the dropping of the Sophomore-Junior play was suggested with Hi-Jinx to take its place. To have the two combined was favored. Because of the difficulty of publishing both the Quinault and the Ocean Breeze, the Senate passed a motion to back both, the first issue of the Breeze, and also the annual. A tin can drive was conducted by the three classes. The drive was won by the juniors. Weather-wax also took part in an old clothes drive that was nation-wide. Inspired by last year’s bond and stamp contest, the senators voted to challenge other schools to compete with us in another such contest. Everett, Hoquiam, and Olympia took part in the affair of which Colleen Lindsay was chairman. Since there had been such discord felt in the unity of our school, a new constitution was proposed to the Senate. Later it was introduced to the student body, voted upon, and defeated. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: President, John Whalen. Yell King, John Eliopoulos. Vice President, Ed McKinlay. Secretary, Betty Jo Anderson. Treasurer, Gordon Jacobson.
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Mr. Bivens I uinstrial Arts Miss Tiffin Home Economics Miss Caulkins History, Counselor ♦ Mr. Quien Auto Mechanics Miss Shindler Typing, Shorthand Mr. Bloom Superintendent ♦ Miss Bush Latin Mr. Hill English Mrs. Mills Mathematics ♦ Mr. Messmer Carpentry Miss Foley Home Economics Mr. Shovlin Basketball Coach, P. E. Miss McCain Art, Art Crafts Mr. Kinnaman Physics Miss Rohrer English ♦ Mr. Fenenga History Miss Franich Library Mr. Johnson Mech. Drawing, Trade School
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