Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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RICHARD R. BALKEMA Principal BEN 0. CURRAN Vice-Principal Faculty . . . hardworking, patient teachers . . . Give immeasurable wealth of knowledge to the students . . . Do we, the students, always give them the thanks due? They are the backbone of the nation . . . On them depend the generations and generations of people who become the educated, informed citizens of America . . . Richard Balkema, principal of Weatherwax, devoted many years to the school system of Aberdeen . . . As he is retiring this year, Ben Curran, vice principal now, will become the new principal. He will take on the important duties of guiding the faculty and students, and being a friend to student generations. Care for a spot of tea, eh what? . . . Informal get together for teachers after school on Thursdays . . . Refreshments planned by C.O.G. . . . Seen enjoying the refreshments . . . Miss Minard having trouble swallowing. Miss Keene, Mr. Smith discussing the day's classes, Mr. Wassell dreaming up another test, Mr. Croasdill, enjoying himself . . . Discussion of Juniors' activities over a well planned luncheon . . . Refreshments and table decorations by Mrs. Fenen-ga's cooking classes . . . Teachers seen here . . . Miss Keene, Mr. Hill, Mr. McCartney, Mr. Towner, Mr. Daniewicz, Mr. Moyne . . . “Congratulations, Norm, you lucky guy.' Nothing for me but advertisements on summer college. 8

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Front Row: Sharon Nocula, Betty Mueri, Carolyn Hamilton; 2nd Row: Patty Boelter, Pat Ruddach, Carol Bodey, Judy Graham, Darlene Jacobs, Dick Brown, Joan Turner; 3rd Row: Sue Kari, Maryann Forsberg, Kibby Karshner, Jean Graham, Shirley Mikulec, Herbie Nelson, Jim Linde; 4th Row: Jerry Boling, Byron Eager, John Haukeli, Mickey Medley, Jim McCarthy, Lee Rhoden; Against Window: Ronnie Discher, Eddie Kantor, Bob Hunter. Strong Senate Governs Equally Strong Sudent Body .... Good representation from Ocosta. Governing body elected by fellow students to serve them. Eight delegates from each class . . . from different school organizations also. Attempts to solve pertinent problems of student body . . . Bi-weekly meetings give local Kefauvers and Knawlands opportunity to pass legislation, sponsor bills and orate at length. Main project was annual Taking Over the City. Members of the senate acted as city officials for the day. Turning away from work, they ended the year with a picnic at Twanoh State Park at Hood Canal. Front Row. Patty Boelter, Tom Cotton Jackie Marrs, Eddie Kantor; 2nd row: Lee Rhoden, Byron Eager, Joan Turner, Jim Linde. Duty of Board of Control: To conduct all activities sponsored by Associated Students . . . Members in order of their appearance in the picture are: Secretary Pat Boelter, keeps records . . . President Cotton presides at Senate and Board meetings, Mayor for Taking Over the City . . Treasurer Jackie Marrs, records all financial transactions . . . Vice Prexy Ed Kantor, arranges and MC's general assemblies . . . Yell King Lee Rhoden, arranges pep assemblies for soaring school spirit . . . COG and Boys' Fed. prexies, Joan Turner and Byron Eager, report on respective clubs to Senate . . . Ocosta Student Body Prexy, Jim Linde, assists Tom in many duties and chairmaned Taking Over the City . .

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 Hey, anyone seen a carburetor laying around here? . . . customizing, painting, rebuilding motors, installing new parts . . . Auto mechanics . . . coveralls, grease, cuts, bruises, lost tools ... all take place in this class ... an elective subject for future auto mechanics. Oh, no! This is thq third time I've had to take out my zipper! . . . uneven hems, lost patterns, tearing out button-holes . . . sewing class ... redecorating bedroom, baking, making a notebook . . . Home project . . . one semester subject. Alice Caulkins Elizabeth Christian Charles Croasdill Anthony Daniewicz Ralph Dever 9