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IN MEMORIAM ROY SCI IACTLICR 1895-1941 Wir. Sulmctler was for more lhnn zi decade athletic coach at Yakima High School. He built character and won ball games, hm.
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The slogan f'Defense is said to refer to The American Way of Life. Let us not forget that along with freedom of speech, press, and religion we cherish the privilege of choosing our own vocations and avocations. This means the continuation in our education of mathematics, the sciences, commercial and manual subjects to help us earn a comfortable living, and literature,-Yin our own and foreign languages, history, music, and art to enable us to enjoy a great variety of interests in our leisure hours, along or with others, in health or in sick- ness, at home or abroad, in youth or in maturity. So may we continue the pursuit of happiness. MABEL A. SQUIRE, Girls' Adviser. It has been the policy of the Yakima public schools in the past to give as much vocational and personality guidance as possible. This guidance is given through many mediums, such as the classrooms, explanatory courses, personal interviews and periodic conferences. Last fall the Boys' and Girls' leagues sponsored a two-day conference to discuss vocational problems. Dr. Edward L. Clark, president of Multnomah college of Portland, Oregon, was the principal speaker and counsellor. Again this year the vocational day was sponsored by the Boys' and Girls' leagues. Many group meetings were held where students were able to hear and talk with speakers from their chosen profession. It was an inspirational program. The advisers have, through the use of the Kuder Preference Record test, conducted many interviews with the graduating seniors for the past two years. Une might say that it is the last help given by the advisers to the seniors, in a vocational and educational way, before graduation. G. L. OLIVER, Boys' Adviser. ' Mr. Boucher, vice principal, with stenographers, Iva Howson and lmogene Morrison Seven
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