Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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OWEN KINNAMAN Physics Geometry Trigonometry DONALD McCAW Orchestra Band WALTER PRICE Session GLADYS SHINDLER Shorthand Typing PETER LONDAHL English AILE NORIN Office Secretary CARL JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing GORDON SIMMONS Retail Selling MARGARET MADISON Physical Education Typing HAROLD OVE Effective Living DOLORES SANDERS Spanish English DOROTHY WATSON Library Science Librarian ROBERT MAYNE Drama Speech GEORGE PALO Auto Driving Physical Education PATRICIA SHAEFFER Home Economics Boys' Home Relations CARL WIESINGER Geometry WILLIAM MAPES World History American History VERA PHELPS Arithmetic Review Algebra III Chemistry CHARLES SEMANCIK Football Coach Physical Education ERMA WILLIAMS Effective Living English

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FACULTY MEMBERS LEE ARMSTRONG RICHARD BALKEMA WESLEY BARTINE Biology Principal Comptroller American History Bookkeeping ALICE CAULKINS CURTIS CHAPEL Psychology Choir CHARLES CROASDILL Girls' Advisor FRANCES FERING Typing Journalism Effective Living JULIAN FENENGA Retail Selling DOROTHY FETVEDT American History English Latin IDA HILL MAYME HOLLAN VINCENT HILL History Art English English Art Crafts AL BIVENS EDWARD BLOOM Shop Superintendent of Track Coach Schools Cabinet Making BEN CURRAN RALPH DEVER Vice-Principal Printing Psychology EDWIN GRAHAM Director of Physical LOIS GWIN Education English JANE HUNTZICKER Home Economics CARL QUIEN Advanced Dressmaking Auto Mechanics Beginning Sewing

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Front Row: A1 Pierce, Randi Espedal, Tommie White. Back Row: John Smethers, Harley Hoppe. ViSni.I VIT.il STUDENTBDDY OFFICERS If student-government at Weatherwax is to succeed, rhe student body must supply those leaders who are sincere, energetic and reliable and prepared to develop a plan that works. This year we had excellent leadership in our President Harley Hoppe, Vice President John Smethers, Secretary Randi Espedal, Treasurer AI Pierce, and Yell King Tom White. Meeting the various problems as they arose, and taking them in stride. Harley' Hoppe displayed unusual resourcefulness and ability. This was a busy, eventful year at W eatherwax and it did .ake one with initiative to face new situations, and Harley proved the man for the job. One of the busiest fellows around school this year was big John Smethers. Playing varsity ball in three major sports is in itself a full-time job, but John managed to find time to serve as a competent vice president, planning fine school assemblies and fulfilling rhe other tasks which go with rhe position. A pat on the back for a job well done goes to F andi Espedal, our secretary'. Randi was kept very busy this year raking minutes at all Senate meetings and serving on various committees. When the students took over the city government, Randi was right on the job as city clerk. Our man of money in 47 and '48 was Al Pierce. As student body treasurer Al steered us clear of all financial tangles and came up with a budget which met the needs of all departments. Working closely with John Smethers in rhe planning and conducting of school assemblies. Yell King Tom White supplied the necessary pep and spirit needed to weld our six-hundred-fifty students into a loyal, scrappy body of supporters. Assisted by' his yell dukes, Russ Hulet and Joe Fisher, lorn went far in promoting good sportsmanship at Weatherwax. Yes, we had leadership in '47-'48!