Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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Faculty V. C Lee. A.B.. B.E., . o 11 .. Bellingb.im Normal. Sup -rintendent. G. Mason Hall. B.A.. ( . o U .. Commercial Law. Clarence Lafromboise. B.B.A.. U. oj IT ' .. Commercial A;ithmttic, Junior Business. L. E. AsHiM. B.S.. M.A.. U. oj If ' .. Science. Patricia Avery. B.M.. IJ. of V ' .. Music and Art. Dorothy Barkley, B.S.. U. oj If .. English, Science. Reading. Fdith Blake. A.B.. If . S. C. English. Arirhmetic. 5.. English. History, Art. Mathematics. Geography, Economics. If ' .. French, Latin. . English, Dramatics, Journalism. Manual Arts, Mathematics, Track. .. C. P. oj W.. U. oj oj If ' .. P. S.. DeLona Cai.ahan. A.B Myron Finch. B.A.. U. Elizabeth Grace. A.B., Virginia Gray. A.B.. U. Onie Hannus, A.B.. C. Elsie Hanson. B.B.A.. U. oj W .. Commercial. Mable Hodges. B.S.. . o W .. Home Economics. D. ' iGMAR Jensen. W. S. N. S., Social Science. Geography. Dorothy Kochevar, A.B., U. oj If.. English. Beatrice Masterson. If. S. N. S., Mathematics, Domestic Science. Catherine McGinnis. Holy N imes Normal. English, Reading, Penmanship. LoYS McIntosh. B.A., B.M., U. oj If. Music. Frances Mullen. A.B.. U. oj If.. Latin, History. Fred Powers. B.S.. M.A., Oregon Stale Colle,e,e. Manual Arts, Auto Nftchanics Charles Smith. B.B.A., U. oj If., Mathematics, History, Coach, Norman Webb. A.B., V. oj If.. Algebra, History, Band. T w e n I y - i i X

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i - : i S Personnel Standing — OdsaJicr, Dibley, Rust, Simneson. Mueller, Miss Gray, Fredricksun, Francisco, Jones, Benson, Smith, Herrington, Person. Se. ' ted — Hansen, Kranz, Burdetie, Willis, Warner, Druse, Jensen, Hansen, Herrington, Habenicht. DEAR DIARY: The 1931) Tiger Tales is nearing completion very satisfactoi ily. It has been very successful so far, and has furnished much excitement too. The students seem more interested than ever before. The staff this year decided that Enumclaw was going to witness a record breaking subscription campaign, and weeks were spent in discovering who the high powered Senior Salesmen were to be! Heads were placed together, and after much heavy thinking, the staff and the advisor. Miss Gray, organized a new and different campaign. For a week at a given period during the day, a radio program was broadcasted through the ventilators. There was music, jokes, and speeches — but that was only one part of it! The six most popular Senior girls were chosen by the Senior Class. These girls selected as their campaign- manager, a Senior boy. Everyone in school was interested; for a week and a half excitement reigned high even in the Junior High School. That h why the end of the time saw a number far exceeding the necessary quota! Hours of labor were spent watching this year ' s book grow out of a tangled mass of ideas, to a complete readable whole. Hours of labor spent in writing, rewriting, drawing, clipping, pasting. Endless hours spent in reading proof, and in trying to determine whether a comma or a semicolon should be used. Gallons of midnight oil burned in the effort of trying to make each detail perfect in itself; each small part, a model of painstaking completeness. Brains were fatigued and nerves made jumpy in the endless quest of something new, something which would make Enumclaw notice the class of 1930. Hours of delving into the past of our city, trying to make sure that our ideas were consistent, and our pictures authentic. Gradually, week by week, the staff could see its labors taking shape, until at last, the Pioneer number of the Tiger Tales was complete; complete in a technical sense as well as that of binding the past of Enumclaw to the present. It took almost fifty years to build the material for this book, and one year to publish it. May all of the readers of the 1930 TIGER TALES enjoy the book as far into the future as we have looked into the past. Twenty-jive

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Associated Student Body The Associated Student Body is composed of students who own a student body ticket for a current year. These tickets admit the buyer to all athletic activities sponsored by the high school. The Student Body constitution was rewritten this year as several changes were found to be necessary from the original one. which was drawn up when the association was first started in the fall of 1919. Before this association was organized there was a club called the Athletic Association. The new constitution states that this organization shall have for its purpose the promotion and maintenance of the loyal school spirit and the advancement of all school athletics. The officers of the Student Body for the year 1929-19.iO are: President — Ernest Dahl ; Vice-President — Gerda Jensen; Secretary — Eva Warner; Treasurer — Harry Ticdericksen ; ' ell King — Paul Squier. There is also a board of control which consists of, in addition to the Student Body officers, the presidents of all the classes. These are: Emiyn Jones, of the Senior Class; George McGovern, of the Junior Class; and Harold Benson, sophomore. This group decides the problems that arise from time to time concerning school activities. This year the Student Body Association has sponsored all the high school athletics, the Student Body Play, Seventeen. the operetta, Pickles. It has built the new bleachers in the gymnasium, and has donated twenty-five dollars to the scholarship fund. The Student Body Association is in better condition financially than ever before in the ten years of its existence. Every activity has paid for itself except debate which is not ever expected to. More student body tickets and booster tickets have been sold this year than ever before. Each year six weeks before the end of the school term the members hold an election for the purpose of selecting officers for the coming year. The nominees for the year 1930-19.U are as follows: President — Albert O ' Shea, Charlie Nelson, and Bernice Benson; Vice-President — George Willis, Verna Howson, and Elmer Jensen; Secretary — Ruth Tell, Astrid Anderson, and Thelma Warner; Treasurer — Harry Frederxksen. Phillip Goranson and George Dahl ; Yell King — Abe Person, Paul Squier, and Fred Langenegger. Those elected were: President — John O ' Shea; Vice-President — George Willis; Secretary — Thelma Warner, Treasurer — Harry Fredericksen ; Yell King — Abe Person. Twenty-seven