North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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■r H E T A M A R A C: K I.aiu- and diaries Caiiiiihcll will be back next fall. The former is finishing his first inter- scholastic debate season and the latter his third. Only two vacancies will have to be filled next year in contrast to the five new peojile which were needed to fill out this .se- mesters squad. Fred I.awson will be entcrinj? his third year of interscholastlc competition, Myrtle Meadow, KIsie Meyer and Russel Pot- ter their second. With such experience as a basis. North Central can watch with interest for a successful season attain next year. RADIOl.OCUE (Contlnutd from pagre 30) urged to pive as freely as possible to the Children ' s Home fund. Dec. II — Have you got the big head? Some senior A ' s found they did when they were measured for caps (also gowns) at the senior .■ meeting today. Dec. 18 — Pickles, pickle.s, fifty-nine varieties of pickles. Pickles, one of the most elab- orate and colorful operettas ever presented at Xorth Central, given under the directiim of C. Olin Uice. Dec. 14 — More Pickles. Dec. 16 — Hel]) fight Tuberculosis. North Central students assist in Christmas seal drive. Dec. 17 — Pe))py double Tam.irack convoca- tion. Dad (ireen announces a bigger and bet- ter Tamarack, than ever before. Dec. 1»— North Central has words with Coeur d ' Alene high .school on Resolved, that athletics are detrimental. Dec. 20 — The senior dramatics class ])resents The Hour CJlass in a Christmas convocation. . lso on this day N. C. gives a Christmas ))rograni for the Children ' s Home. Merry Christmas every me. We will now turn the microphone over to Santa Clau.s, who urges all the freshies to get in their letters to him early. Dec. 20 to Jan. (i — Vacation. .Ian. (i — Ha))i)y New Year everybody ! We ' re a little late but we were having a vacation. .Ian. 14. — If two angles of a triangle are e(iual. Doesn ' t it soun l like an (rlgebra con- test? It is, and a silver loving cup to the winner. .Ian. 17 — Miss Jones ' .senior dramatics class l)re.scnt four one-act plays. They were a riot. Jan. 18 — This evening finds the senior A boys in new dark suits and Christmas ties. iitui the senior . girls in fluffy dresses anil borrowed finery strutting at the first Prom ever given by a mid year class. Jan. 28 — The Boys ' Federation is getting ready for next semester. Today an election for next year ' s officers was conducted. ,lan. 24 — The band on this day stages its semi-annual concert. It ' s always one of the high spots of the year. Nine rahs and a tiger for Bradford. .Ian. 2( — Tlie senior . girls sit ))rimly ab- soibing llie inspiring baccalaureate address given by Rev. Clianey in tlie auditorium. Boys pretend to listen, l)ut in reality are wondering if they look as foolish as they feel in their caps and gowns. (They do!) Jan. 27 — Kid day! Today our clothing is in keei)ing with our normal conduct. . lso a class day program ))ut on by us dignified seniors. (Inly upperclassnien allowed to go. Don ' t cry little freshman, don ' t cry, you ' ll be an upper- classman bye and bye. Jan. 28 — The big moment has come. Four years of fun and four years of sweating over books has passed, and all we have to show for it is a j)iece of white paper printed in black !ind tied with a red ribbon. It ' s called a di|)lom i. This concludes our program as given to you over station N. C. H. S. The melancholy (l ays have come. Of cour.se we are glad we are graduating, but when we think of saying goodbye to all our teachers and friends and when we remember that we never again will be kicked out of the lil)rary or get caught for skip))ing, it sort of gives us the blues. ' One night while I was sleeping I dreamed tliat I was dreaming that I was asleep an l dreaming. When I awoke I did not know if I was awake and only dreamed that I was asleep and dreaming or if I was still asleep and dreaming that I dreamed that I was still asleep and dreaming. (io abend, figure it out for yourself. I can ' t. .Vlinard: Wluit does tlu symbol a stand for? II. II.: I have it on the end of my tongue and can ' t get it out. (Hen: S])it it out — it ' s arsenic. Did you ever hear the Baker Shop Blues ? No, what is it? I knead the dough. I. Ml