Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE TAHOMA,1930 N x X ful I L .J

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X . x ,ls x , I Ni' ,rv ' , me ,tus 'rAHoMA,19so V U' li' ri! IU' . JNL ,si lb V lf' .. O have all the covers of future Tahomas uniform and to save expenses, a permanent design was selected this year by Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Ciltner and Principal Perkins. The Northern Book Cover Company of Seattle received the order and will supply the covers for an indefinite period of years. The color combinations prob- ably will change each year as future staffs decide. The Tahoma was advertised this year by means of a popularity contest: Those nominated were: Marion Kelly, Mary MacMahon, Margaret Janes, Gertrude Hunt, Marian Hoska, Mary Shull, Claire Drinkwine, Frank Willard, Art Gilmore, Bill Williams, Fred White, Leonard Moline, Fred Haley, Milt Woodard and Clayton Burnard. A short assembly also was given at which a skit arranged by Art Gilmore and Bill Shedd was presented. MARGARET JANES The outstanding features of the 1930 Tahoma are the modernistic art arrangements, the individual pictures of faculty members Kas far as they could be obtained! and the illustrated events of the year. The type this year is slightly smaller than that of last year. Mr. Hoffman again was editorial adviser and Mr. Giltner supervisor of finances. The first Tahoma was published in the Tacoma High School by the graduating class of 1898. From that time until 1902 it was put out monthly hy the same staff, picked from the graduating class, for the entire year. But in 1902 a new system was carried out whereby there were two commencments each year. Hence two staffs were chosen, one to issue the magazine in the fall, the other for the spring publication. ln 1914 the Tacoma High School became Stadium High School when Lincoln High was opened. For the next three years, until Lincoln published its own magazine in 1917, the Tahoma was the magazine of both schools, half of the book being devoted to each school. Upon the arrival of Mr. Hoffman at Stadium in the fall of 1922 and the establishing of The World, the Tahoma became Stadium's yearbook, published in the spring of each year. TOP ROW. Left. to Right.-Paullne Sceva, advertlslnq manager: AI Waterman, advertlslngg Sally Lou Vaeth, advertlslng. BOTTOM ROW, Left. to Rlght.-Art. Gllmore, clrculatlon manager: Dlclr I-lodge, clrculatlnn: Len Mollne, clrculatlong Dallas Purnell, buslness manager. Sc venly-nine

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THE TAHOMA, 1930 5, , Q .- .g. ITH many new features, such as Vislagraphs, Baby Ten, Foolish ,, A LL 2 Interviews and Going Through the Mill by 'hCookie 1Wads- J . ., - E worth! Welch, 29, The Stadium World for the fall of 1929 was con- , ' ' 9 I ' i sidered by many as the best ever. Thursday was retained as the regular day of issuing the paper, , r , and on September 12 a free copy of the first issue was given to 5 1 every one. is f L i a' C 1' Night Windi' by Dorothy Nadeau won first place in the annual short-story contest sponsored by the paper and Student Council. .1 Q ' ' Robert N. DeArmond took second place and Doris Edwards third. I EDITH SINCLAIR Barbara Wintler, Marian Hoska, Marjorie Howard, Mary Edna Ham- .J ilton, Elsie Voorhees and Pat Cardin received honorable mention. Edith Sinclair, the first junior ever to hold the position, proved to be a most competent editor. She and Dorothy Thompson, advertising manager, represented The World at the high school leaders' and journalists' conference at the University of Washington on November 14. 15 and 16. Later Edith, the only delegate from Walsllillgton, attended the National Scholastic Press Association convention in Chicago. The banquet on December 12, at the Wzllker Apartment Hotel, had as its toastmaster Virginia Marvin. Those in charge of the party were: Edith Sinclair, Bill Tihbits, Mildred Hoska, Art Gilmore, Virginia Marvin, Norman McCabe and Marian Hoska. The fall board of editors was as follows: Editor in chief, Edith Sinclair f managing editor. Fred White, news editors. Barbara Wintler and Bill Tibbitsg sports 9 or, Bill Wil- l'z f ature: editor Marian Hoska. Marian was assisted by Virginia Marvin and Robert N. nm-, e s , DeArmond. Gladese lmhoff and Norman McCabe had charge of the art work. Art Gilmore was circulation manager, Margaret Baisch, circulation assistant, and Dorothy Thompson, advertising manager. The ad staff consisted of Pat Cardin, Laura Hart, .lean Poe, Marian Moore, Pauline Sceva, Peggy Scudder, Mary Shull, Elsie Waleshy, Alfred Waterman and Marjorie Youk. The others in the-picture were, reporters., X . WJ, 4 , BACK ROW. Left. to Right.-Mr. Hotfman, McCabe, Tlbblts, Gilmore, De Armand, Whlte, Holman, Bubb. Cardin, Stocking. MIDDLE ROW Lett. to Right.-Meler, Moore. Marvln, Shull, Seeva, Janes, Hart.. Mlldred Hoska. Slnclalr, Shalllt, Wllllams. Clifford. FRONT ROW. Left to Right- Mr. Giltner, Walesby. Vouk, Baisch, Marlan Hoska, D. Thompson, Scudder, Poe, B. Thompson. Mlnter, wintler. Goodale. R. Johnson. Eighly-nm