Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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Marguerite Clayton Librarian Edwin Graham Director of Physical Education Melanie Kretschmer Spanish Physical Education Gladys Shindler Shorthand Typing Charles Croasdill Journalism English Lois Gwin English Peter Londahl Effective Living Psychology Gordon Simmons Retail Selling Typing Ben Curran Psychology Boys’ Advisor Barbara Hebert Effective laving English Marion Longtin English Charles Wheeler Geometry Ralph Dcver Printing Vera Hamilton Chemistry Advanced Algebra Arithmetic Review W illiam Mapes World History American History Aile Norin Office Secretary Mary Lu Elliott World History Vincent Hill English Robert Mayne Drama English Stage ('raft Evelyn Heliotis Secretary to Superintendent

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 Lee Armstrong Biology Floyd Elmgren Typing Ida Hill Pacific History Kffcctivc Living Wesley Barline Comptroller American History B(H kkeeping John Fairbairn Swimming Coach Physical Education Mayme Hollan Art Art Crafts Al Bivens Shop Track Coach Cabinet Making Julian Fcnenga American History Pacific History' Jane Huntzicker Home Economics Sewing Alice Caulkins Psychology Girls’ Advisor Minnie Fenenga Home Economics ('.ooking Carl Johnson Mechanical Drawing Curtis Chapel Choir Dorothy Fetvedt Latin Owen Kinnainan Physics Geometry Trigonometry Donald Me Caw Orchestra Band Norman Newman Effective Living Assistant Football Coach George Palo Auto Driving Physical Education Ervin Pitts Football Coach Physical Education Carl Quien Auto Mechanics Metal Shop

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With the traditional gavel in his hand. Perry Rosen, student body president, led the Weatherwax senate through one of its most active years. I he discussions, spark-plugged by Tom Parker, president pro-tem and parliamentarian of the senate, proved to be very interesting and exciting. The senate, the most responsible governing body in our system of student government, is comprised of one member from each homeroom, the members of the Board of Control and delegates from the large groups of the school. All functions are governed by a constitution and set rules of procedure. The other officers who carried out the business of the student body were George Ballasiotes, vice-president; Charles Vammen, treasurer: Nancy Mercier, secretary; and Joe Fisher, yell king. Mr. Londahl was advisor to this group. The seven members of the Board of Control, including the presidents of the Boys’ Federation and the Council of Girls, passed on all appropriations scheduled to appear before the senate. Bills and documents passed by the senate have been extremely useful in smoothing out the rough spots in student government. The students of Weatherwax, through the senate, have proved that they are not only capable of governing themselves, but that they can do it well.