Medical Lake High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medical Lake, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

•  • • « « « r i r   «   «  • t f  « .-i« •   i iv. as:: ••T ;.v .-.•, IZE DKDICAT! ON To !rlr. Arthur H. Irwin, we the graduating class of '40 dedicate this annual. Cardinal Capers, for his loyal support and co-operation in the publishing of this annual. We wish to thank him wholeheartedly, not only as our advisor but as a true and loyal friend. We feel as though we have some idea of what wo are to fsce in the world into which we are advancing as a result of his guidance. l. sla: V ick) ■ Canary 3; Student Body Treasurer 4. f.alu tutor ion; Bond 1,2,3,4; Ciorua 1,2,3; Basketball 4; p s- -I -,4; Footb 11 3, 4: 5; Class Officer 1,4; Student Council 3; .hole Town's Talking 3;At -St :f 4; Clarence 4. (Jody) (Bill) cOTTE JEaB :X,. S (roily) 5.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3; tfhole Town' Talking 3; Sine Oirls 4; O.a. A. Pres. 4; Trum Major 4; itor 4; Office 4. Transferod from Clover park T co.r.tt 2; Football 2 3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4| Basketball 2,4; Olee Club 2; Boxing 2,3;Clarenoe 4; Class O flcor 2,3,4; The Whole Town'o Talking 3 ; . Transferod from Hoar cum •. ftnnu 1 St ff 4; Cardin Editor 4; O.A.A. 4; Ho Majorette 4; Office 4; Tn s true tor of trade Cchci iriing 4. £ti atwaak t' tit£m£wtit saK 'MegKwseww'S ' ‘-w ■« ■ wn--v ••! TT,r-nr- oSETa may sII'XaR (Hetu) rr nsforreu ft on. norm Central In Spokane 2; Cnor is .... • • • officer  ; ri.p r stuff i; Annual Staff :J,4; Office 4. Banc; 1 ,£,3,4; v holft Tov.n s - . H. HA (Curly) franoforrs- fror. Albuquor- Trans' rre. from Lo Is fti. i ; . ; ’ rk 2; ' , tball 3,4; B ,U 1 Staff ; ; r. ual Stt :i 4. ... -.I . . til IL ' W  'I . - '' ■ 11 •1 VAT.' T V •.• .VI' • t ’ .«. Wftft  .;.V.TIB;■ .NR  w .  ' JR■ «'. b. isvir.. • ■ ■ ■■ • • ■ «'■ r f%vfo. wfr■’ The Senior Class of  40 has come a long way during They have gained and lost members as the years went ey. the past four years They now Include Bill Reynolds, Jack Eaklor, Bonnie Klaus, Beverly Maynard, Oneta stlllar, Jo Ann Larson, Bill Schwartz, Glen Thlemens, Mick Glasgow, and Nick Agostinelli. Jo Ann Larson, Mick Glusgow, Nick Agostinelli, and Glen Theimens started their Frosn year here. Later in the term Bill Schwarts joined their cluss, he was from Lewis and Clark in Spokane and Douglas Taylor entered from G:'angeville, Idaho. Starting the Sophomore year Oneta Stiller, Beverly Maynard, Jerry Barrett, Martha Stevens, Howard and Bill Reynolds joined the clus3. During the summer however we lost Howcrd Reynolds to the Army, Douglas Taylor to Central Valley, and Martha Stevens departed to Zillah, Washington. Then starting our Junior year very proud of t.io fact that we were now upper Classmen and didn't mind letting every one know the fact either. y;e gained another member for our class from Colorado, Jack Eaklor. We were quite busy in our Junior year with the Banquet and the Junior Prom. We sold candy, coke, and aid various things to raise money to pay for these affairs . Our Senior yeur ha3 been one of the happiest and busiest years in high school. Jerry Barrett departed from us bpt Bonnie Klaus from Reardon filled the vacancy. Then on the 28th of March, Jo Ann Larson left our rarks to become Mrs. Clarence Rider. f;e have enjoyed our association with the Juniors and hope they will forgive us for any misery we might have caused them because we really think they are a swell class. We would like to thank Mr. Irwin, our advisor, for all the tilings he has done for us and we really appreciate the way he has been patient with us,because we know that v.e have been a bit trying at times. Beverly Maynard Si 4 I . 4 . W  V- . . 4 . i . 4 4.4.44...............................4 4 4 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Eight, do hereby will the following: To the faculty we leave our fond memories in appreciation of their fine guidance and understanding. To the Juniors we will the honorable name of Seniors . To the Sophomores we will our ability to keep important matters secret. To the Freshmen we will the courage to face the upper classmen and their remaining years in hi h school. GLEN THIEMENS wills his wavy hair to Phil Grub. BILL SCHWARTZ wills his ability to skip classes and get away with it to Ronnie Wilkinson NICK AGOSTINELLI wills his way with women to Alan Meyers. MICK GLASGOW wills his intellectual abilities to Bill DeMflnder. BILL REYNOLDS wills his physique to Glen Thiele. JACK EAKLOR wills his great ambition to Myrt Keene. ONETA STILLAR wills her Canadian good will policy to the United Nations. BEVERLY MAYNARD wills her arthritis, rheumatism, etc., to Jean Arthur. JOANNE LARSON wills her stature to Marian Cummings. BONNIE KLAUS wills her giggle to Joy Wilkinson. We, the Senior Class do hereby declare this to be our l st will and testament. ■ ’ CLASS PROPHECY ,;ell here I era at the Palm Room at the Deaert Hotel. It's been ten year since the claaa of 48 graduated and they are now holding a clas3 reunion. Darin the piat ten yet-rs a lot of things have happened and many changes have been made. As I glance around the room I see commander Bill Reynolds of the U. S. Navy and his wife Martha. Bill made quite a brilliant record for himself during th past years and is about to be promoted to Captain and given his own ship. 'Veil if it isn't Bonnie (Klaus) Scott and her husband Harold with‘the twins. Bonnie looks quite well in mink. It seems her husband made quite a large fortune in the automobile industry and even named a car after her, the new, super, Bonniemobile . Here comes Bill Schwartz and Glen Thiemens, still gay(but not quite so young) bechlors still-playing the field. After completing their brilliant careers with the Navy as Seamen 1st class, they have now opened several stores in Spokane and are known as the Two Swabbies . 'Veil os I live and breath, if it isn't the American Ambassador to Canada, Oneta (Stillar) cathcart and her husband Ron. Why I remomber when they met, th seniors were on aHHistorical Excursion to Nelson B. C. It seems they met at a dance and from the look on onetA's face, theirs has been a happy marriage. Why there's Dr. Mick Glasgow, he is now well known throughout the world fo his experiments with atomic power for peace time uses. It seems he has Just returned from Paris, where he held a conference with many other famous scientists. As I look at the place cards around the table, I seethe Eaklor trade mark . During the past years it seems Jack Eaklor has bocome quite successful in the printing business. I see that he and Marilyn are finally married for keeps. ( ‘e hope I) Nick Agostinelli,now famous on Broadway for his brilliant scting in the stage hit Clarence , has just announced his intentions of going abroad for the summer to rest up before returning to Broadway to play the lead in the new comeuy, Harvey . Struggling in is Jo Anne (Lurson) Rider with her husband Clnrcnce and six Little Riders , from Minnesota. Theirs h«3 been a very happy marriage it is plain to see. Last and finally, I see Beverly is still late for everything. I see that she and Tommy are happily married and are residing at Spokane Air Force Base. She is now teaching at the Nursery and there are two little Thomas's attending good old- M. L. High School. Well it is time for me to move on now. FATHER TIME mmumagmmmm aeon. fer, Zelitw Preauff, ! ixio Ton:y, Joyce ilkinson. ,;nn vio ‘ 0 Brian ad vis op. Bon Brown, Beverly cumr.ln s, e, Dorothy PcBaln, Bernice Knox, Merle B okley, .-nan rothy Dietier, ; . irul;, ne ? cDonj Jim Gllbpethf Ho 1: L.-lt. Ronald uilxlnson; hose Mary Watson; Charles . laus; Dorla Murray; Mary Jean Vllson; Jeanette ’.Vileori how 2: L.-h. Pat Raines: Gloria Fuller; Marlene Freauff; June T.emley; Bob Smith; Marilyn Mullenlx; Larry Larson how 3: L.-h. Jacx v.cLonald; Helen Schafer; Bob Probert; Jtan Arthur; Jim Miller; Gordon Connors; Dtlna Murray; Bill DeMander; Ruth Caufield; Mr. V.aide SOPHOMOht CLASS HISTORY In September 1937 a group of six year olds who are now sophomores lirst gathered together. Since then the years have fairly flown by. V.hen we were handed our eighth gra .e diplomas v.e felt pretty proud of our selves and next fall wnen we really entered into our role as green frosh we fel even more proud although quite meek. As frosh we were lucky and got out of lnitia tlon. t A At the first of our sophomore year we were all elated to find that we were to! be given the privilege of Initiating the frosh for two whole days. On the night of the second day we gave them h oarty and invited the whole high school. Our class officers for the year were: Marlene Freauff, President; Jim Miller Vice President; and June Lemley, Secretary. Mr. Y.'olden was our clas3 advisor. V.e started the year with twenty two students. During the second quarter we rainei a new member. Bob Smith of Cheney and lost an old member, Vincent Agostin-elll. Four of our members started in the first grade together. They are: Helen Schsler, Rose Mary Y.atson, Gloria Fuller ana Larry Larson. Now t: fc tne year is over we can look back end say we thoroughly enjoyed it. but most of us are looking forward to next year when we will oe uoper classmen. On Septemcer 3, 1347: ehere wore 18 green. frosl: of the 18, Conn - oi ingSy Rich . . . Caring the first week of school we elected class officers :.s follows: nDb Brown, president; Ike KoBaln, Vice prosijont: end Conns Denny, secretory; ? rs. !fitt was elected as our cl ss advisor. i it.!.: ':on, hy tht Sophomores, we had to droso as comic were Gravel Gertie, Sporkle, B. C. F ny 1)1 omit, ar.c muxgf ut.:oro. lamates, Patricia Gilson, at cnld-term. Pot moved to Spokane• ulr i Dr-am to next year, when among our added prlvilc ea 11 • '  • • • « • %ftfl '■ 1 '1 W 'I ’ • ' Front Row: -Bill Schwartz, Bil Reynolds, 3len Th-«--.nona, 'ick aso'si-inelli, Lurry Larson, Vito  c Bain, Alan Hoy era. Second Row: Coach O’Brien, xme Kc Donald, Jack Me Donald, Bob Pro- , yer, J , -n fioloff, Ben Brown Bob Brown, Jirr. Hiller, FOOTBALL Football, that great American sport, came to Madlc 1 Luke with fow returning la ttermen. Moat of the games were lost tut ou it victory over ley offset all other defeats. During the game the boys played hard ar.d ball, winning a decisivo victory over the blue and white. The squad of the year was composed of tho followingxCenter, Hick Agostinelll tuard. Lurry Larson; i, Walne h0 Donald; Left Tackle, ftlen Thle- mens; Right Tackle, Bill Rej : Left Snd, Bill Schwartz; : -'nd,Alati N The fca. ::l id was all new men with Jack Eaklor, Quurterbuck, culling the aignola ; Left Half Ben Brown; Right Half, Jim Ctllbreth; Fullback was Dick H ,yer. Ronnie Murks wus also SO active back until his injury e subs werejVincent AgOSt- ineili. Jack Me I , Bob. Brown, Connors, Bob probert, Jim Miller, o : c Bain Team captain for the year was Hick Agostinelll, two year Lett . ’ VMMMflffMK • -• « t r f • basket. all tils yenr, but 1 tfc . the end of the season t he Carii- aesson, by a - w returning lettermon. The team scarte However, they defeated uc the ne.-t ja .e. Towk | | Inals .oran to show improvement and endod up an otherwise medio setting £• er puric -31.. Alan fceyers led the team a scoring with Dick Hoyer a close sooond The lineup was composed us follows: Jim Gilbreth, rl ht guard; «en Brown, left guard; Jack Daklor, centor; Alan foyers, right forward; Die Hoyer, left forward; Hick Agostinelli, Bill Reynolds, Glen Thi mens, 01 Roloff. Kneeling L.-R., Glen Thiemens, Dick Heyers, Bill Reynolds, Jack Eaklor Standing L.-R., Mr. O’Brien, Norman Roloff, Nick Agostinelli, Alan Meyers, 5en Brown, Jim Miller,  Jim Gilbreth . . «-Jim Gilbreth was not present at the time the picture was taken. - .SI£ Front Bow: 5en Brown, Jack Egklor Diok Boyer Alan Beyers ’Tick Agost- i ne111. , Kike Ln,Bill Reynolds,Larry Larson, Borman Koloff, pill Me Korn. A3EBALL The c rc lni-ia . raehio: fft inet .8 ml r this season after graduating all but four of last year's fforfcher i . Ions. Bod weather and resultant sore • -t. .-3 . T:.e to. c ■, ofl• of J:-ck EaAlor, pitcher; rick Heyor and ? lke Me Buln catchers; Alan Moyers, first base: Be rown, second base; jlm Gllbreth, short stop;  lck Agofltit elll, third base; Borman Roloff, left field; Larry L rson cen- h , right field, The manager for the season was pob S ith. ■ • t .v? 9 w.w.vk w ■ tv w - s IMIMA STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Dixie Denny, Secretory; Mick Glasgow, Treasurer Standing L-H.: Bob Brown, Freshman President; Nick Agos tir.elll, Senior President; Bill Schwartz, Student Body President; Ben Brown, Junior President; ; lr. Irwin, Advisor; Marlene Freauff, Sophomore President ' .if.7T.vafw r. r , ■ ,•}$ ■■' ft -t. ; ■• ■ •’ft ftrWft Tft-gy.Tft ftv t. ■• vf.vfcviw ? rKmnRmfomwmMMnhK AN!IUAL STAFF Seated L.-R., Bonnie Klaus, typist; Jack Eaklor, Artist; Oneta Stlllar. Snap Parc Bill Roynolda, Senior Reporter; Jim Gilbreth Standing L.-R., Beverly Maynard, .’.uaic; Dixie Denny, Margie Quinton, Bob Brown, Dorot.iey McBain, Glen Thiomens, 3usiress Manager; Mr. Irwin, Advisor; Mick Glasgow, Gloria Fuller; Bill Schwartz, Assistant Editor; Kick Ag08tlnelll, Sports Editor; Joanne Larson, Editor. W Hi NKSHtttK f •« CARDI EAL STAFF Seated L. -Pi., JoAnn Bacon, Ramona Heeves, Bonnie Klaus, Editor; Zelma Freauff, Dorothey MeBain Standing L.-R., Kick Agostinelli, Merle Hackley, Beverly Maynard, Dixie Denny, Oneta Stillar, Jean Arthur, Marlene Freauff, Margie Quinton, Phil Grub, Bill Reynolds, Pat Gilson •? 1 - left to right! Voids Stanford; Rosemary Batson, Marian Cummings, Joanne La . Dorbth eln Helen Schafer Jo Ann Bscon OlM ie P jller. ho z - Beverly Maynard Joyc -: inson Bonnie Klaus Jean Arthur. Ra - •non a Reeves, Marilyn Glasgow Dixie Denny, Donna Penny, Marlene Froau f, ... no- d - Ethel er Murray Ju • • eima Preauff, Merle H . Dorothy Dietler Ruti. on • • How 4 - Lola Johnson Ruth Lindic, Ethel Christensen, Betty Stanford,Dor-la Murray, Beverly Miller, Pat Gilson, Rosemary S i. «r. Pot Raines. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The officers of the Girls Athletic Association fox this year were as follows:! n President, Joanne Lora on; Vic President, Dorotny Be Bain; Secretary- Treasurer, . Oneto Stiller; Mrs. Kempken, Adviser The girls have enjoyed the year indulging in such sports aa volley all , 9 bask r . badminton,and soft •- :Mw-r e chosen to ro. r r t Medical LaKo at eoo;i payday sponsored by the different J sen ois• T:ie Girls Atnletic Association s ponsorea two dances tills year both oi vnicn .-•■e 5v i ;cv ssOui. The first was a Ha: ;-ri Lv October J24th Each class ]no tinstec r lrl to run for ueen of the Ball. The nominees vere Oneta Spillar, a senior class; Zelma . ass Marilyn Mullenix sophomore clash g Donne Denny, freshman o o whole community voted for the girl they wanted Sfor queen. Zelma Freauff was electee. The second dance was a Hard Times Dance 3jj. lvev Marc. rycne came crossed b s t nay , . a lot of I fun. Peoj red in many varieties of hard timo garbs The officers v,;.. the! and we to . for ] icc ss to the G.m.A. oJ next ye r. •. ' '■ c1 1 ■ ' yr w 9 wv- 4V. f-Vih BAND Seated L.-R., Bob Brown, Glen Thienens, Jim Miller, Bill Schwartz, Jim Gilbreth, Ben Brown, Norman holoff, Beverly Miller, Donna Denny, Rose Mary Watson Standing L.-R., Joanne Larson, Phil Grub, Dick Eeyer, JoAnn Bacon, Gloria Puller, Merle Hackley, Dick Christensen, Gordon Connors, Ethel Christense Larry Larson, Jeon Arthur, Mr. Walden. L. TRIPLE - TRIO -R., Beverly Cummings, Marilyn Mullenix, Dixie Denny, Donna Denny, Jean Arthur, Zelma Freouff, Gloria Fuller, Beverly Miller, Marion Cummings. CHORUS Row 1, L.-R.: Velde Stanford, Betty Stanford, Beverly Miller, Beverly Cummings, Mr. Walden, Marian Cummings, Rose Mary Watson, Gloria Puller, Marlene Freauff how 2, L.-R.: Jeanette Wilson, Lois Johnson, Ethel Schafer, June Leroley, Pat Gilson, Delmn Murray, Donna Denny, Joan Arthur, Dixie Danny, Merle Hackley, Zelma Freauff, Ethel Christensen, Dorla Murray, Mary Jean Wilson, Marilyn Mullenix. - •j ra- yviwiaf‘ asftflWMt • ant Jtt wmiM NINE GIRLS Row 1, L.-R.: Bonnie Klaus, Jean Arthur, Joanne Larson, Dixie Denny, Joyce Wilkinaon Row 2, L.-R.: Zelma Preauff, Ruth Caufiold, Mrs. Moffitt, Marlene Preauff, JoAnn Bacon, Gloria Puller. pr ante in the -High school yumasium under the fine 3uper-vlelor if 're. 'jrii rofritt. 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