RHS Ag Teachers
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In the early days the vocational agriculture teacher was called the Smith-Hughes teacher, named after the legislation that required vocational education in high schools. The teacher also served as the advisor to the local chapter of Future Farmers of America (FFA).
| Teacher | From | To | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clifford E.Perryman | Sept 1936 | May 1940 | Married in 1937 to Marjorie Lemon (third and fourth grade teacher). Took job with Colfax. |
| Adrian Bafus | Sept 1940 | May 1941 | From Endicott. Inducted into US Army. Married local Evelyn Plaster. |
| J. Robert McKay | Sept 1941 | Jan 1942 | From Gowan, parents active in 4-H and grange. Inducted into US Army. He taught at Lind after the war. |
| Walter Johnson | Sept 1942 | May 1943 | Inducted into US Army. |
| Edmund Haugen | Sept 1943 | March 1944 | From Milan. Married local Edna Peper. Enlisted in US Navy. |
| George Puckett | Sept 1944 | May 1947 | from Bushby MT. |
| Walter Johnson | Sept 1947 | May 1953 | Rehired to position. Left to become director of Spokane Technical and Vocational School. |
| John Elliot | Sept 1953 | May 1966 | First in Washington state to include girls. Took job with SFCC and presidency of Washington Vocational Education Association. |
| Wally Vog | Sept 1966 | May 1967 | Left to study on fellowship in Maryland. |
| Fred Springer | Sept 1967 | May 1999 | Retired to Hog Acres. |
| Rick Perleberg | Sept 1999 | Present |