Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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... The oArmed Guard AUBREY SCHMIDT VERNIE FOLEY JULIAN FENENGA ARLINE GENTIS ♦ GLADYS SHINDLER CHARLES SEMANCIK FRANCES FERING GORDON SIMMONS ♦ LEE ARMSTRONG AILE NORIN CARL QUIEN DOLORES SANDERS FRANCES FETVEDT CARL JOHNSON CATHERINE ALLISON WALTER HITCHCOCK ♦ WESLEY BARTINE DOROTHY WATSON UNO JOHNSON U. S. History World History Journalism Retail Selling English Trades English Biology Advanced Art Physics Chemistry Art I II Spanish Solid Geometry Psychology—senior boys and girls. Latin Trig Pacific History Art Crafts Arithmetic Review Effective Living—Health Commercial Art 7

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The oArmed Guard. .. CHARLES CROASDILL MAME HOLLAN VINCENT HILL ALICE CAULKINS ♦ VERA PHELPS OWEN KINNAMAN GERTRUDE THOMAS ROBERT MAYNE EDWIN GRAHAM LYDIAN BUSH ALAN BIVENS RALPH DEVER ♦ DONALD McCAW WILLIAM MAPES EDWARD BLOOM JOHN HITCHCOCK ♦ RICHARD BALK EM A LOIS GWIN BEN CURRAN Auto Mechanics Carpentry Dramatics Metal Shop Sta8e Craft Orchestra . . Office Practice Band Prlnt,n« Shorthand Choir Retail Selling Typing Sewing Industrial Arts Bookkeeping Cooking Speech Composition Literature Algebra I II III Geometry I II 6

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front, left to right. Harley Hoppe, Boh ticspatafik. Back, left to right, John Druziamcb, b'arl England, This yeaxs student body government was ably led by five officers who really worked and proved to the school chat they could handle their duties. The governing body this year was comprised of three juniors and two seniors. Prexv for die school year. Earl England, proved wbac a fine leader he was and took che initiative many times when things started to slack down around Weacherwax High. Some of che president s dunes were presiding over che senate, bringing up new things 'if interest in the senate in order to keep che students well represented, and answering lecters to other schools to find how cheir progress was coming compared to chat of ours. He also opened all of our student body assemblies and each and every one of you should recognize him by his blond hair aid wonderful personality. Mr. Bobcat really looked over this school when lie elected Earl for president and showed a remarkable calenc for helping Earl in any and all of his dire situations. The large cask of being vice president of Weacherwax High was handily taken over by Bob Fitzpatrick, a genial junior, who always has a smile for everyone. Bob, as you know, hud charge of ail assemblies this year and that in itself was a large job for anyone. If ever you walked thro sixth: period session during the school year you'd most likely see our friend Bobcat looking over Bob and smiling oo himself, because Bob Fitzpatrick would usually be tearing his hair our trying to think of talent and new numbers for the coming assemblies. The boy who held the money bags and took a remarkable interest in his work was, Harley Hoppe otherwise known as Sloppy Hoppe.'' working in Mr. Barone's office and doing much extra work. Harley ably directed che school's finances and from many persons' views, was one of die best treasurers of Weacherwax History. The only girl on the Board of Directors this year was Delores Drake who cook over che duties of secretary which were many and complicated. Under che watchful eye of friend Bobcat; Delores took down all the minutes of senate meetings and answered many lecters from ocher schools. Delores was the ocher senior and she ably fulfilled her duties. Tire Pep department this year was led by your yell king John Druziamch. He was capably assisted by yell dukes. Bob Rogers and Ronnie Olson. Druzy ’ as he is known took charge of die ‘pep ’ parr of assemblies and good old Bobcat was backing him all die way. If you saw the ream play Thiuigsgiviirg Day you'd notice Bobcat telling die boys oo ask for more pep and die yell staff did a very fine job. £