West Valley High School - Wimoah Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Lay square the blocks upon the ship Left to right: Mr. C. E. Clasen, Chairmang Mr. Otto J. Cerhardtg Mr. Hubert C. Hullg Mr. Ira Wooding Mr. David K. Froula, Clerk chool Board The school board certainly deserves praise. These fine men have given many long hours of their time to carry on the business necessary for the operation of a school. From the first, they supervised the building of our school so that we might have the best facilities possible. lt is because the school board and the people who elected them have a sincere interest in the younger generation, that the West Valley High School became a reality. Their job is not all work and no play though. This fact can be evidenced almost any Monday night about midnight when the suspicious smell of coffee and sound of hearty laughter issues from behind those closed doors, where the school board is supposedly carrying on such solemn business. and follow well this plan of mine

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Mrs. Betty ,lo Doud Physical Education y Facult The facu ty of West Valley High School was a wonderful group f teachers who succeeded in teaching us much in spite of many ob- acles in the form of inadequate facilities, interruptions during classes by workmen, and unwilling pupils. We are truly thankful for their patience and wisdom in handling us and hope that in some ay we have increased their satisfaction and enjoyment of teaching. As we come to the endof the year, we suddenly realize and begin to appreciate the effect of their efforts on our lives. Some of us will be carrying out into the world experiences and wisdom obtained and Art I II here. The rest of us, and many new students, will be back for more , t year and hope to meet again all of these friends, our teachers. Mrs. Doris Lisk Mr. Howard Lawrence English I, IV Chemistry and Biology and Dramatics , ev WMM! ary 0f all that is unsound bewareg Mrs. Gay Most Mr. William Rupel Spanish General Math, Mr. Sherwood Sorbo , Latin, Study Hall Geometry, Physics Washington History