Mossyrock High School - Viking Yearbook (Mossyrock, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1937 volume:

EX-LIBRIS Q.xv.fP,1umu 5 F if H f' 5 2 E 5 3 3 E E E E Q f F Q ri 5 ,i -2 E Q PT li 1 ,may A I V: 1 'W W. A mf. J ?? IKI 1119037 Vublislmccl by . XssoCIA'I'liIJ S'l'L'l!lCN'I'S XIOSSYRUCK HIGH SCIIOUI Nlussvlmcx. XXvASI1lNli'I'ON L HNDIIRHEQ THE SET OF THE SAIL One ship sails east and one sails west While the self-same breezes blowg IL's the self of the sail and not the gafe That bids them where to go. Like the winds of the sea are the ways of fates As we journey on through lifeg IL's the set of the soul that decides the goal- flnd not the calm or the strife. --ELLA WHEELER VVILCOX. 5' ...E haf' gag Ki. N 1 ROBERT TOLER FRED STINSON WALTER PIERCE Z 5 'A B 2 F3 2 h 5 ,, E s IQ 2 Q 3 E SUPERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE LONG time ago Emerson Wrote, The test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of cities, nor crops, but the kind of man a country turns out. The wisdom of these words is now being definitely and practically realized. In this age of specialization it is not a difficult matter for business men to find a pure technician for any line of work. There is however, a vast difference in the amount of integrity pos- sessed by individuals. Integrity is a simple sounding term until it is analyzed into its mul- T titude of elements such as honesty, fairness, i cooperation and reliability, in other words, all those qualities which combined produce good character. Social values outrank economic values. Economic gains, even scientific gains, are worse than useless, if they accrue to a people unfitted by trained character to use, and not abuse them. It has been the aim of the faculty to teach you more than technical skill and factual knowledge. They have attempted to instill in you standards of con- duct and moral principles which, if taken seriously, cannot help but result in a more useful and satisfactory citizenship. -Lizwrs E. DUNCAN. PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE i ORICSICHT means seeing tomorrow's needs today. Planning means using foresight so that we shall be ready to meet future situ- ations when they arrive. Lack of foresight is one of the frailties of youth. Many students find it difficult to realize the importance of the present school life in relation to their fu- ture. The road to success must be found early in life. If it is not discovered until late in life, we can make little use of the road. Highly successful men of today are simply cashing in on the virtuous habits formed in their youth, habits of clean living and think- ing, promptness, neatness, dependability, and the desire to do and be something. You may count this school year as hav- ing been worth while if it has helped you form your life along these lines. --LAURENCE DEACON. Page Five FACULTY LEWIS E. DUNCAN WAJILLIANI BURT Superintendent of Schoolf, Agriculture Diftrict 206 SARA HUNT LAURENCE DEACON Typing Principal General Mathematicx Algebra Economicf and Sociology Cheiniftry Librarian Choruf H C Senior Clan Aalnifer ARQLD JEHRKE Hiftory RUTH REDMOND Biology Athleticf Coach junior Clays Aclwiyer Home Economicf Related Science Girly' Phyfical Education Freyhrnen Clan Adfoifer ARLENE LINDSTROM Englifh .IABIES NELSON fournalifrn Indufzfrial Arif Drarnaticx General Science Girly' League Aldoifer Sophomore Clary Aalniyer NORMAN JENSEN ARNE RANDALL Band Art Orcheftra BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. H. SENTER, Chairman ...... ....... R iffe, Washington PERCY BIRLEY ............ .... M ossyrock, Washington OTTO HADALLER, Clerk .... ..... S alkum, Washington Page Six STUDENT COUNCIL lilXIOCRA'l'IC school government is vested in this worthy organization which is composed of the student body president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and a representative from each class. The duties of Student Council are to introduce new questions and ideas to the Student Body so that there will be some interest and variation in the meet- ings. The Student Council holds its meetings the first and third lX'londay of month. The class representatives are to speak for their classes in the meetings. The members who served for the school year 1936-37 Were: ClRADY BRATC HER VERNE PERKINS JEAN EIARVIS . . .. lXIARGARI-JT XYEED Loiusw Swmi-:RT . DELIA BICAIURRY MARGALUJI' Ninos. . . . . . .. Student Body Prefiden! . . .... funior Class ... . . . . . .Vicf'-Prefident Secretary Senior Clary Reprefentative Rfpresmztatine Sophomore Clan Reprefentative F1'e5lzma1z Clam' RPprf,rf11tatif'P each ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY QRADY BRATCHER, the new student body president, called the first meet- ing to order, the business was discussed and a financial report given. Prior to each student body meeting, the student council met to discuss the business problems to be brought to the attention of the student body. Following adjournment, a program was presented. The faculty, each class and school organization was responsible for one program. On January 16, three boys were invited to represent the hlossyrock High School in the Young Men's Christian Association conference held in Centralia. The three elected by the student body were: Grady Bratcher, Bob Kerns and Lawson Snodgrass. When the floods were raging in the east last winter, the student body con- tributed to the Red Cross fund. The annual May Day was held May 14, with Mona Miller, May Queen, Lanora Collins, senior attendant, Lotus Thompson, junior attendant, Delia Mc- Murry, sophomore attendant, Wilma Kelly, freshman attendant. The student body officers for the year were: Grady Bratcher, president, Verne Perkins, vice-president, jean Jarvis, secretary, Edward Rittenhouse, fi- nancial manager, Margaret Weed, editor of the annual, Lanora Collins, assistant editor of the annual, lWona Miller, yell queen, Lindsey Senter, yell king, Thelma England, girls' athletic manager, Tom Gossan, boys' athletic manager. CLASSES 5 3 Y 5 4 3 H 2 3 Z X E 3 3 2 5 E SENIORS IN REVIEW XNANDA HUMMEL ..Senior Clary President Her finger: shame the ivory keyrg they dance ro lightly alongfi 666ilIliIlXIE lX'Iarches Onll' Here we are seniors, twenty-nine strong! We entered as freshmen four short years ago with thirty students. Now nineteen of the original number remain. Some members have dropped out and their places have been filled by transfer and special students. Lawrence Powell hailed from Onalaska, Bernice Adkins from California, Earl Reynolds from Randle, Wanda Hummel from Centralia, and Ralph Selfe from way back yonder in West Virginny. Our class has been well represented in various types of school activitites. To boys' basketball our class contributed Ted Perkins, Glen Schwartz, Don Adams, and Bill McDaniel. In girls' basketball we were represented by Mona Miller, Lanora Collins, Helen Hanger, Wanda Hummel, Bernice Adkins, and Mary Hensley. These girls won the interclass basketballlchampionship for three years. In other activities our class was well represented. In football, for instance, Law- son Snodgrass with his Tarzan strength and his unique words of inspiration did much to bring victory to Mossyrock. Tom Severns gave all he had to the game, fighting for his Alma Mater. Adams, with his speed and wily tactics and shifti- ness was responsible for the majority of Mossyr0ck's touchdowns. Others out- standing in football were: Degross, Brooks, Hagen, Gossan and Smetzler. For the junior play last year the class selected and presented Behind the News. As seniors the class presented The Gentleman From Hong Kongf' a three-act mystery comedy. Since entering high school our class has been striving to win the class day award for the best program presented on class day. Although we failed in our freshman and sophomore years, we were not discouraged and were rewarded for our efforts during our junior year. From the senior class we graduate to the class of alumni. No doubt we will always hold dear the memory of four pleasant and happy years spent in Mossy- rock High School. Page Nine '-Q80-M, SENIORS . . GEORGE BROOKS . . . Let him be what he is and seek not to alter him. GLEN BROOKS . . . What sweet delight a quiet life affords. CLARENCE DAVIS . . . 'fSilence when nothing need be said is elo- quenee of discretion. BERNICE ADKINS . . . Her pleasant smile has won for her a host of friends. GEORGE DEGROSS . . . Where there's a will there's a way. TOM GOSSMAN . . . 'Ullaking the most of life, that's all. LANORA COLLINS . . . There is no genius in life like energy and activity. GEORGE HADALLER . . . Newer known to say an unkind word. GEORGE HAGEN . . . rw' ' ' Ihe secret of success lies in constancy of purpose. ROBERT KERNS . . . His fine intelleet will win him a high posi- tion in the world. XXVILLIAINI lX'ICDANIEL . . . A good disposition is more 'valuable than gold. HELEN HANGER . . Short but sweet. CHARLES USBORNE . . . Think and speak for yourself. ART'IiUR PIERCE . . . He has learned the luxury of doing good, . . 1937 T ,W . IJ. , ., ' lull ERRINE . . . , '24 high heart lives long? LAXVRENCIQ PONVELL . . . What is life without a little fun mixed in? SIP V is 'YJ7' lXf1ARY HIQNSLEY . . . Of manners gentle, ana' affections mild. ICARL IQIQYNOLDS . . . Hear what others have to say then exam- ine it, weigh it, and judge for yourself. RAl.l'H SELEE . . . I am sure fares are an enemy to lifef' CILEN SCIUVARTZ . . . merry heart with a cheerful counte- IZQIZFEKU LINDSEY SENTER . . . ' The best thing in the world is wit, the next best thing is to quote it, IXIONA IXIILLER fl bloom that defies the blast. TOM SEVERNS . . . 'flle is a cvise person who knows what to flo nexlf' FRANK SLOBY . . . He lives most who tlzinles most. lX 1ARGARl'I'l' XNEIED . . . Earnest and ambitious worker. L, T' CIEOROE SMIQTZLER . . . 'l 111 Ile arts just as he ought. f Y .L A l A gm LAWSON SNODGRASS . . . Fields are won by those who believe in Zl'i7Z7l1'7lg.H LEONARD THOMPSON . . . We first make our habits ana' then our habits make us. X J. I J ml 39' . ' as kt SENIOR CLASS WILL , the senior class of 1937 of the Mossyrock High School do hereby will and bequeath the following for their own use and benefit: To the juniors-our dignity which they seem to lack. I, Tom Gossan, will all the broken-hearted girls which I leave in Mossyrock High School to Gordon Steele. I, Tom Severns, will my football suit to Eddie DeGross. I, Glen Schwartz, will my temper to Herman Hatfield, the timid soul. I, Lawson Snodgrass, leave my curly hair to Dick Rydman. I, Bill McDaniel, leave my froggie voice to Oliver Judd. I, Berniece Adkins, will my musical laugh to Alma Sherman. I, Bob Kerns, will my black whiskers to that dashing blonde, Homer Swigert. I, Art Pierce, will my recitation ability to Earl Quinn. I, Frank Sloby, leave my height to any Chinaman who feels he needs it. 7 I Mary Hensley, will my Mae West figure to Florence Bergen. I, Clarence Davis, leave my foolish jabber to Betty Anderson, who is so quiet. I, Earl Reynolds, will my glasses to Leonard Schwartz, my side kick. I, George Hadaller, will my superior air to Jean Jarvis. I, George Hagen, will my position as school bus driver to Louzena Metzker. I, hflargaret Weed, will my sophistication to Imogene Bratcher. I, Charles Osborne, leave a broken hearted sophomore to Alfred Taylor. I, Glen Brooks, will my size to Mr. Gehrke. VVanda Hummel leaves nothing. If she does she'll come back after it. I, George Brooks, will my southern accent to Effie McBee. I, Lanora Collins, will my riding pants and boots to HBO Kelly. I, George DeGross, leave with many regrets. I. George Smetzler, leave my ability to coach the girls' basketball team to my younger brother, Jack Smetzler. Doc Senter leaves his clownish actions at the lVI.H.S.--forever-fwe hope.J I, Helen Hanger, leave my ability to cook to the future Home Ec. classes. I, Mona Miller, will my position as yell queen to Dorothy Riffe. I, Ted Perkins, will my POPEYE MUSCLES to Cecil Baker. I, Leonard Thompson, will my peacock strut to Loren Swigert. I, Ralph Selfe, leave my Virginian wit and chatter to Bernie DeGr0ss. ffMother's Little lWan.I I, Barney Powell, leave my picture in the hall so all students can admire it. CAhern lj We, the Senior Class, will the ability to run the school to the faculty. Page Twelve TOAST TO SENIORS Here's to the seniors, Mossyrock's pride. They're leaving us now to go with the tide. Kerns heads the list with his ability to rule, Margaret comes next, the smartest in school. The five Georges are clever lads we claim, We're sure they'll go onward and upward to fame. Our May Queen is next, Mona's the lass. Then comes Wanda, president of the class. Doc is the boy who just can't behave, Clarence is the boy with the permanent wave. Who's next? Oh yes. Bernice, our young June bride. Too bad, fellows, she's already been spied! That Snodgrass boy can sure play ball, And where Powell came from, they grow ,em tall. Now we have Norie, our basketball champ, Frank, all the girls have been trying to vamp. Next is Bill who is on the staff. Here comes the two Toms, prepare for a laugh! Chuck has been hit by cupid's dart. Now we have Pierce, better know as Art. Helen is the girl with the laughing eyes. Perkins, we're sure in this world will rise. Ralph is the boy with the southern drawlg Glen Brooks you know, is exceedingly small. Next is Leonard who has fiery hair. Schwartz and Reynolds are a handsome pair. Last but not least comes Mary, so clever, We're wishing now she'd stay here forever. This ends our toast to the seniors true. VVe won't say goodbye, we'll just say adieu. --lvv FULLER and BEss1E WILSON, '39. Page Thirteen Cecil Baker Gordon Belcher Verna Bowen Grady Bratcher Keith Damron Thelma England Jean Jarvis Susan Kjesbu Al Leete Bonnie Jean Lowe CLASS OF '38 Virginia Martin Herbert,Meyers Lewis Meyers Verne Perkins Walter Pancoast Elmer Pries Karl Pries Paul Reagan Ed Rittenhouse Beatrice Sawyer Lorena Shaner Alma Sherman Bob Steele Clyde Strong Loren Swigert Josie Williams Lotus Thompson Frances Wright Joyce Wright AIL to our class, next year seniors, future politicians and presidents, we hope. Since our freshman year we have had the reputation of being a model, stu- dious and talented group. Now We complete our junior year, which is said to be the happiest of the four high school years. The year's crowning activity was, of course, the junior play, entitled Every- body's Crazyf, given hlarch 26. The work called for the largest cast that has ever gone on the stage of the Mossyrock auditorium for a high school play. It was a huge success and things look very encouraging for the next year's senior play, considering the dramatic talent uncovered by this year's performance. As the time came around for the juniors to entertain the student body, the class worked up several skits, musical numbers and a monologue. Our class was well represented in athletics. The juniors contributed more athletes than any other one class. The number includes: Bob Steele, Clyde Strong, Grady Bratcher, Cecil Baker, Paul Reagan, Eddie Rittenhouse, Verne Perkins, Carl and Elmer Pries, and Tom Overstreet. The girls who took out- standing part in athletics were: Thelma England, Beatrice Sawyer, Lotus Thomp- son, Virginia Martin, Esther Steele and Alma Sherman. It is an annual tradition that the juniors entertain the seniors each year. This year the juniors Tised the successful method of picnic supper and theatre entertainment. Here we are thirty-three strong, ready, willing and able to take over senior duties and responsibilities. Page Fourteen Bette Anderson Grady Auvil Raymond Bartley Florence Bergen Bob Branch Lorna Brannon Paul Caines Dora Collins Don Davis Helen Doane Myrtle Foister Bud Foister Dale Finstad Ivy Fuller CLASS OF '39 Herman Hatfield Lloyd Hammill Harold Hilton Wilma Hummel Oliver Judd Harold Justice Orianna Kjesbu Louzena Metzker Delia McMurry George Miller lone Milman Grant Murphy Karl Nikos Walt Pierce Tom Quinn Ned Rankin Dorothy Riffe Mae Sawyer Neva Sethe Leonard Schwartz Irene Smetzler Evelyn Sprague Merle Steele Elmer Stinson Isabel Swigert Homer Swigert Evelyn Thibodeau Bessie Wilson li ARE the scrappy sophomores, and why not? That suits us well for they say dignity comes when you are old and a senior. VVe're saving up for that time with a goodly store of knowledge and wisdom. Look at the good examples already set for us, so why not be gay while we can? The class was well represented in basketball by both boys and girls. Our boys turned out well in other sports, too, but of course every one can't make the grade. Vie try though, and are very studious but possibly not too smart. Some great singers are sure to rise from our classg some poets, some artists, too, perhaps. The rest are just good common people. Our class has to provide our own amusement anyway because we are left out, pushed around and for- gotten by othersg we do not even have the honor Cif anyj of being freshmen. At the Tilton River, a most favored spot, the honorable sophomores held their picnic amid much rejoicing and merriment under the watchful eye of a teacher or two. With our cheerful philosophy and ability to get along, we will make model juniors, the schoolis joy and hopeg and we wish we may be as happy and good scholars then as we have been this year. Page Fifteen Helen Ames Violet Armstrong Clarence Bergman Abner Belcher Reginald Blakely Katheryn Blakely Imogene Bratcher Carol Brannon Rita Brooks Lorna Core Rae Ramron La Verne Damron Clinton Davis CLASS OF '40 Bernie DeGrOss Eddie DeGross Donald Goudie Glen Hagen Opal Hammill Katie Hunt Flevvie Johnson Wilma Kelly Tom Newell Margaret Nikos Eva Ogle Winnifred Pierson Earl Quinn Dick Rydman Charles Sethe Aleta Shaner Bob Stewart Warren Stinson Gordon Steele Norma Swigert Alfred Taylor George Weed Anne Williams Lola VVoods Betty Wright James VVright ORTY, frolicksome freshmen-but just wait until we are a few years older. Vlie will be refined young ladies and courteous young gentlemen. Also we have the great ability to become famous athletes. You've seen our boys defeat the school in basketball now, so what do you think we can do when Weire Hgrown- upv? Some of the boys were good at football during that season but were still better in basketball. You remember our class did win the interclass championship for boysl The girls could at the first of the term be seen behind the wood-pile playing soccer. When this game stopped, basketball was the star game. A few freshmen girls were on the team and in later years we intend to appear clothed in red and black and make Klossyrock proud of us. The sophomore class entertained us at our initiation, September 27, 1936, which we enjoyed thoroughly until some of the boys appeared too rowdy for much pleasure. This initiation is always repaid to the sophomores, so on the night of hlarch 17, 1937, a return party was given. This was enjoyed by all who attended. Vl'e thank the upper classmen and teachers for helping us find the hlossy- rock High School a place of enjoyment, learning and understanding. Page Sixteen M Q W If ff mms f ag fire ,wi 4 , Tm-hr f1s'W'?w. when Smfzq W' Maw rib, L s-if 4 if HM 3 ww- Kaffe M1 55 ing 1-,sie-2 M3LW'WQ' 5iI , K 5g? 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E. -,,1,,,:. 0 ., ae . , , a 0 wk, 'w ers, second on Guernsey, third 5 EQ.. ffl 'li I an aa L f N14 The F.F.A. judging Team: Tom Severns, Lawson Snodgrass, Glen Schwartz and Leonard Thompson, alternate I 'fi FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLHLHE l937 F.F.A. judging team set a mark that has not been overstepped in the nine years that agriculture has been taught in Mossyrock. This year saw the addition of thirteen banners to the Ag Club's trophy case, among these thirteen are: Graild prize in dairy judging U00 pointsj, first on Jersey heif- on Holstein, and fourth on jersey. All these from the Portland International Livestock Exposition in which seventy judging teams from the western states and the team from the Hawaiian Islands participated. INIossyrock's team won second prize from Gresham, Oregon, first prizee in sheep judging at the Southwest Washington fair and first prize in hog judging at the Western VVashington fair. The F.F.A. gave its annual Father and Sons' Banquet in the fall and it was a fine success. There were one hundred fifty persons present including the Kiwanis Club of Chehalis, which provided the entertainment for the evening, several advisers and the presidents of F.F.A. organizations of other schools. After the school term ended last year, Mr. Burt and eighteen of the boys enjoyed a trip to eastern VVashington and Idaho. They began their trip on the Columbia Highway, went through The Dalles, Ore., Walla VValla, Lewiston, Idaho, Pullman, Spokane, Grand Coulee, Wvenatchee, Leavenworth, and Came home over Stevens Pass. All of the boys reported a fine trip. An annual trip to the Washington State College at Pullman is awarded to the boys having the highest grades and best projects. Those eligible this year - are: Tom Severns, Lawson Snodgrass, Glen Schwartz and Ted Perkins. As a perfect ending for a busy year, the F.F.A. boys plan to take a trip to Yellowstone National Park. FOOTBALL BOACH GEHRKE coached the Mossyrock football squad through the most successful season that Mossyrock has seen for several years. Out oflfive games played, three were Wong all by wide margins. The first game was lost to Pe Ell, 13 to 6, on the Mossyrock field. It was a piece of bad luck for the Vikings, they just missed scoring a second time by inches. In the second game the Vikings walked over Toledo, 25 to 6, on the latter's field. Next Mossyrock played host to Adna and trounced them 47 to 6. VVinlock fell the next easy victim on her own field 40 to 6 to the Mossyrock eleven. In the last game played with Onalaska on the Mossyrock gridiron, the Viking line went in a slump and in spite of scoring first, the game was lost to Onalaska 30 to 14. Out of the first eleven, four seniors are lost: Snodgrass, Severns, G. DeGross, and Adams. Adams made a majority of Mossyrock's touchdowns and performed some excellent running plays. DeGross played in the half-back position and Snod- grass was on the line. Severns, because of a leg injury, did not play the whole .season, but did play the whole of the Onalaska game. Coach Gehrke did good work building up his team and gave the boys many new plays that were yardage gainers for Mossyrock. Next year, eight of the main string will be back and there is good material present in that group. A Weak line and some formation to take the place of Adam's running are the two ,main problems of the coach. I Page Eighteen BASKETBALL HIC Nlossyrock basketball team didn't bring home any honors this year or perform any glorious feats. but in the face of defeat it did buckle down for everything that was in the game and lost by close margins and with a smile. Out of the eight games played, two were victories. both with Randleg 36 to I2 and 33 to 19. The rest were defeats, but the opponents fought for all they got. This season's outcome was due chiefly to lack of experienced players. This year's games gave a number of boys some good practice and experience which should prove valuable next year. Both juniors and sophomores promise good material, and Coach Clehrke predicts an improved team within the next two years. Three first string men are lost as seniors. They are Perkins. Schwartz. and Adams, the latter being the Yiking's high point man for the season. The Nlossyrock second team deserves honorable mention for their playing this year. Out of the eight games played Con the league schedule of the first teaml six were victories, one tied with Onalaska and one defeat by Morton with only at one-point margin. Don Davis was high point man on the second string. ranking next in line to Adams. Yerne Perkins, Elmer Pries and Harold Hilton also played on the second string. Those four soon proved their metal and were raised to the first string squad. lt is not definite as to just who is to fill the exact positions next year. This, as a matter of form, will depend on the development of the individual player. Page Nineteen GIRLS' BASKETBALL G:lITlHlf Yiking squad, coached by Miss Redmond, was made up of a group of girls who were full of fight. Xlossyrock began its season playing eight games, winning two and losing six. Two court basketball was played this year, instead of three court. This method proved to be more successful because the girls were allowed more freedom. The following girls played on the first team. Forwards: Dora Collins, Lanora Collins, Wanda Hummel, Beatrice Sawyer, Bernice Adkins. Guards: lVIona Mil- ler. hlae Sawyer, Yirginia hlartin, Lotus Thompson, and Thelma England. Because of the large number of girls turning out, a second team was or- ganized. The girls who played on this squad Were: Evelyn Sprague, VVilma Kelly, Louzena Metzker, Carol Brannon, Frances Wright, Bessie Vlfilson, Helen Hanger, Alma Sherman, Irene Smetzler, and hflary Hensley. Interclass games were played this year. The seniors Won the championship and sophomores took second place. juniors and freshmen tied for third place. GIRLS' LEAGUE I Hli first Girls' League meeting was called to order by the adviser of the Girls' League, Miss Lindstrom. The freshmen girls and new girls were welcomed and made members of the league. The following officers were elected for the year: President, Delia Mchlurryg vice-president, Vl'ilma Kelly, secretary, Isobel Swigert. One of the projects sponsored by the league was the pie sales held on several days. These sales proved to be very profitable. Another means for raising funds was the faculty dinners held the first Monday of each month. The girls also had .several shoe-shine days. The hlothers and Daughters' Banquet held lN Iay 7 was a big success. The mothers of the boys as well as those of the girls were invited. The program con- sisted of the following numbers: Vl'elcome address, by lN'Iary Hensley, lN'Iothers, Return, by hlrs. Swigertg a song, by Lorna Brannon, Isobel Swigert and Carol Brannon, a trumpet trio, song by girls' chorus, and two skits. Ns BAND AND ORCHESTRA Dl'R band which consists of thirty members has had a very successful year under the direction of Nfr. -lensen. There are eight beginners in the class who play violins, accordions and saxophones. hlembers of the class concentrated on numbers for the Spring Concert instead of entering contests. Included in the Spring Concert were the following numbers given by members of band and orchestra: Several instrumental trios and duets, four marches, three waltzes and two characteristic pieces. One of the activities which was greatly enjoyed by all was participation in the pep band which played at the athletic functions. This group also played at several entertainments given at the high school. This year the band bought sweaters to wear while playing. These were red and black with large emblems. The group ended the year by playing for the Commencement Exercises. Next year they will probably surprise everyone by playing even better than they did this year. GLEE CLUB Giillgl-Ili Clee Clubs under the direction of Mr. Deacon have enjoyed singing together and have worked toward the presentation of several numbers which were given in public. Although the group has not performed very often as a whole, several indi- viduals have shown remarkable ability in trio, quartette, and solo numbers. Lorna Brannon, Carol Brannon and Isobel Swigert were much in demand for trio numbers for programs. Bob Kerns and Norman Kellison were two very well liked soloists. The Spring Concert was the most important public performance of the year. At this concert the group sang: ulndian Dawn, Green Cathedraln and 'SPale in the Amber West. During the year the group also practiced singing: Friend O' Kline, f'Ciribiribin,v and Shortnin' Bread. The year was closed with the group singing Friend O' Minev at the Com- mencement Exercises. SENIOR PLAY THE GENTLEMAN FROM HONG KONG,, . The Cast- , Ke Yung .................., ...................... ............ F r ank Sloby June Montgomery ..,.., ,....,,. M ary Hensley Boyd Garner ........... ................. B ob Kerns Elin Joy ............... ....... W anda Hummel Benita Byron ..,.... ........... M ona Miller Cecily Saraja ....... ........ H elen Hanger Ricardo Revell .,...... ...... C harles Osborne Sophia Shedd .......... ,....... M argaret Weed Andrew Tompkins .... ....... L awson Snodgrass Capt. Henderson ...........,............................. ...,.........,.,.... L eonard Thompson 66 HE Gentleman From Hong Kongf' a thrilling mystery play, was pre- sented by the Mossyrock senior class on December 18. The moonlight scenes were very effective, and the interior was one of the best yet. X In the first act many mysterious persons come and go. June Montgomery has a secret formula in her home. Many come to help her find the formula, Boyd Garner, the actor included. Others came for the sole purpose of finding the formula for themselves. Lights on and off! Mysterious and weird noises! Silent figures gliding softly in and out! Gun fire breaking the silence of the night! Everyone suspects everybody else. All have ac-ted suspiciously, even the stuttring and comical maid, Sophia Shedd. Ke Yung always keeps his eyes open and has the reputation of a cautious thinker. In the last act the crooks are discovered by Ke Yung, who turns out to be a detective story writer. He is assisted by Benita Byron of the Secret Service. The unsuspected gypsy girl, the Russian spy, Ricardo Revell and the supposed sheriff, Tompkins, were the crooks. All of this was topped off with the spice and gaiety of the newspaper reporter, Elin joy. Captain Henderson takes the captured ones away and the final curtain falls on a successful mystery comedy. Page Twenty-two JUNIOR PLAY uEVERYBODY,S CRAZY,, The Cast- Herb Stanley, joint owner of the Treasure Trove Tavern ......... . Elmer Sneed, his pal who is interested in psychiatry ............., ........ Tommy Wilkins, a pal who hates to he a lady ,,,,,,,4,.,,,,,,,,,,, William Bates, the landlord who wants his money ....,... Ketura Katt, an old aunt who dabbles in spiritualism ......, Julie Mather, her niece who is in love with Herb ........... Mrs. Spooner, a widow with a bundle of nerves ................ Caroline, his wife who enjoys poor health ............,.....,.........., Celia, their daughter who enjoys a good stick of gum ......... . Adam Pottle, an old man who has nightmares ...........,...... Libby Ann, the cockney cook who is afraid of spooks ..... Gladiola, the colored maid who doesn't blame her ,........ Jasper, the bellhop who thinks 'ieverybody's crazy ..... Messenger Boy .........,...,............,..........Y..........,............,........... .......Verne Perkins ....Gordon Belcher Eddie Rittenhouse Leete ......Lorena Shancr Thelma England ......,....,.Jean Jarvis ,......Paul Reagan Godfrey Van Gordon, a guest who walks in his sleep ....i.... .. ......... Joyce Wright ......Aln1a Sherman .........Clyde Strong Virginia Martin ........Beatrice Sawyer .........Grady Bratcher ....,.........Karl Pries P 9 P P P P 1 The Ghost .............,....................,..... ......v...........,..,......,...................,,......... ...,.....,......,.,,. ....... UTSTANDING among the junior class activities of the past year was the presentation of the play, Everybody's Crazy, March 26. It was a rollicking humorous play all the way through. It was so weird in some parts it almost made cold chills run up and down one's back and so hu- morous the audience was held from the moment the action started until the final curtain, and was swept along from one hysterically funny incident to another. The plot centers around the purchase of a hotel by three college boys. Their desire was to make a pile of spondulex and splurge their last year at college. After they were there awhile they found there was a blood-curdling spook running around. Thy nearly lost all their customers and were in an awful mess. But they finally found the ghost and for their efforts a mere three thousand dollar treasure. The three college boys got their Wish, the girls they loved, and Tommy Wilkins got a brand new pair of breeches. Page Twenty-three SCENES AROUND SCHOOL E s 5 Y E 2 F rf: 2 5 .2 5? F? 3 E . 5? F: i E E Q E N 5 'vi' 5 l 4 K T CHEMISTRY l'1Rll.-XPS you've notieed the pe- culiar odors pertneating the halls and science room during and after the third and fifth periods. These odors can he easily traced hack to the chem- istry class experiments. These experiments involve one of the essential abilities that a chemist must have: that is, to state clearly what you see and smell. Chemistry is also interesting in that it deals with the constituents of our environinentg air, water. wood, rnetals. their properties and relation- ships. .Xll this proves interesting and shows how many things of seeming unirnportance are invaluahle and how we are henefited hy the knowledge of their properties and constituents. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Illz agriculture classes were for- tunate this year in having the new large workshop in which to work. ln addition to this niany new tools were purchased. .ks the result, the lwoys turned out inany fine products. .Xgriculture lll and lk' worked in the shop entirely. having very little text-hook work. 'llhis class turned out sonie fine hunting knives, floor and talvle lamps and also made the forge and workshop tahles used hy the .Xgrieulture classes and had eharge of the installation of tnuch of the Ina- chinery used. gkgriculture l and ll worked in the shop two days a week. 'llhe other three days were spent in studying 'Ukniznal llushandry and HSoil and Klanagetnentf' 'l'hese classes carried horne-projects in addition to their daily class work. 'l'he following boys are eligible to take the trip to Pullman in the spring: Tom Severns, Lawson Snodgrass, fllen Schwartz and 'lled Perkins. Page Twelity-five k e 1' HOME ECONOMICS i fx S, T. -l Hli home economics department has been a very busy place this year with the varied activities of three classes being car- i. X -' ' ried on. ln addition to the regular cloth- .. Qu- A ing construction and food preparation work .i 1 in beginning and advanced classes, there 'i ' have been interesting units on personal ap- It 2' pearance. social relations. child care and E - home furnishing. .l N TL- 'Z The girls have demonstrated their abil- 1' ity in various ways throughout the year. l 'Z 'l'he hot dish for the kindergarten was pre- l ljo ' pared by girls in home economics classes -- l 1 - until 'llhanlisgiving 'l'he faculty dinner . I l each month was planned and prepared un- ? der their supervision, and the pie sales tl E gave everyone a chance to judge the girls' 6 i- ability in the kitchen. ln the advanced class the girls took some educational tripsg one to the Southwest lliashington Fair held at Puyallup in September and another to the lmversity of Xliashington, home economics open house day in April. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'l'l'lDl'iX'l'S taking shop are very fortunate in having the modern building and equipment they have this year. At the beginning of the year, the shop stu- dents. under the instruction of hlr. Nelson. began fixing up the new quarters. Cupboard space for students equipment was made and additional shop tables were constructed to accommodate the in- creasing number of students taking the course. Une special innovation was the stool raclt where stools used by drawing classes can be put out ol the way when drawing classes are not in session. Drawing boards have been made to lit in the vises. In this way the boards can be held securely while the pupils are at work. The new lathe purchased this year has proved very useful. Another addition to equipment is a bench where tools can be sharpened and lumber is stored underneath. All in all. the new shop is a decided im- provement over the cramped quarters of former years. Students have the advantage of more storage space, working room, bet- .ter opportunity for systematic arrangement and use of materials. Page Twenty-six TYPING Hli typing elztsses nnder tlie direetion of Xliss llnnt eonsist of twenty-four stu- dents. 'llliis year for tlie lirst tinie soplio- niores as well as juniors ztnd seniors were allowed to tztlie typing. 'llliis tnztde snelt urge elztsses tliat some ol tliose wisliing to tztlie typing were foreed to tzilae it ontside of tlie regular elztsses. ' e eonrse eonsisted ol at daily speed and zteetlrztey test and also tlie eopying ol drills from tlie textslvoolq. Un ezteli of tliese drills tnrned in only one error wus allowed. 'l'lie liigliest speed Vllllllg nizide during ntztde lay ,lean xlztrris. ll was lorty-tliree words per ininnte. l.ztwrenee llowell. ,Xltnu Sliertnztn :ind lfddie Ritten- lse also inztde over lortv words Z1 ntin- t., 4 . JOURNALISM tll'RNrXl,lSXl elztss tltis yeztr wzts eotnposed ellielly ol tliose students wlio took rt eonrse in l nndz1tnentztls of lonrnztlisnii' lust veztr. 'lllie worlt ol' tlie :td- vzzneed eonrse tliis Venn' is eoniposed ol' tlie writing ztnd pnlilisliing' ol' ll rnontltly seliool pztper, Nllllk' liking. 'llliere ztre severztl depztrttnents wliieli inelnde editorinl, inelnding eonnnents lw' tlie editor gtnd ztssistztnt editorg tlte section on seliool news. inelnding ull tlie dililierent elnssesg :ind tlie sports section. dealing entirely witlt tlle seltool :ind leztgne gznnes in zttlileties. 'l'l1e lust depztrtnient is eoniposed ol' tlte jokes :ind lezttnre stories. 'l'l1e linztl edition ol tlie seltool pztper was at speeiztl nnnilver. ln tliis edition tlte lonr elztsses were zillowed pages for wliieli tliey eonld eontrilinte articles. l'iZlCll elztss liztd Z1 speeiztl eorrespondent Io wlioni :trtieles were snlnnitted by tnernliers ol ezteli gronp and turned in Io tlie JtJllI'llilllSIll elztss. 'lllle stztll' ol tlie Yiliing is as fol- lows: lfditor. Snsztn lijeslung nssistztnt editor, Xlztrgztret Vleedg seliool news, Aleztn xlztrvis :ind George Brooksg sports :ind joke editor, lfddie Rittenlionse. 'lllie typists :ire Nliss llnnt, Hill Xlelkiniel, Xlnrgztret Weed and Lzinorzi Collins. Mr. llztndztll. instrnetor of tlie art class, wats responsible for tlte cover dc- sign of tlie tnontlily Xiking tliis year. Kliss Lindstroni was tlie journalism class adviser. Page Twenty-seven f1'11f1H+1+'111''11HHH''+' ''''1'1 1111+'+'1HH''''''f'' 1+1'iHH1-'''-''''1HH'''''''''''HH1''' ''''fHH '1HH'1 1 E Om Thanks! - To thoye buyinefs firm: which have 5 2 helped make thix yearbook poysible 2 2 MossYRocK ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY 5 2 extends it: xincere thankxf 5 IillIIIlllllllllllllIIlllllllIllIIIlIIIIIIIllIIlllIlllIIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllli EJ IllliIIIIKIIHKIIIHIIIXIII!IIIIkllllIIIIIIII1IIII1IIHllllNIIIIIIIHIIIIIlllllllllllllIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIII M BOYNTON'S SHOP and BOYNTON'S SMART SHOP Smart Tags For Smart Women CHIQHALIS CENTRALIA Trade at M!iDANlEL'S GROCERY Where Prieef Are Right and Service I5 Dependable SALKUM, WASH. ADKINS' STORE EAT AT THE and CLUB CAFE Service Station Good Eats Ajlunc Wash. Chehalis Wash G. GHOSN MERCANTILE The Store of Quality G. GHOSN Mossyrock, Wash. EI mm PgT ty EIIIIIIIIIKIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIKIIIlII.lIIIlIIIIIIIllllllllHIHIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIHIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E1 WARREN Bnos. cl-IEVROLE1' co. Sales and Service NEW CARS AND TRUCKS - Guaranteed O. K. Used Cars 5 MODERN EQUIPMENT 24-HOUR SERVICE 2 CENTRALIA Phone 273 FINE WQRKMANSHIP is FOUND IN THE MILLWORK Buildings are often judged by the millwork, for there the craftsmanship is most important. Years of experi- ence have enabled us to supply the new hlossyrock High School and lXfIanual Art Building with the highest qual- ity of workmanship-a quality that goes into all Work produced in our large factory. PALMER LUMBER 8: MFG. CO. 5 Phone 418 CHEHALIS E -FROM LOCAL PRODUCTION TO NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION- Quality, Price and Service RIFFE SERVICE STATION 8: GROCERY LFRADE WITH- M, D. STELLAH - - Prop. El!IIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHI Q Page Thirty Q1 IIIKIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIVIIIIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll L B1'unSWig'S CITY LAUNDRY SELF SERVICE SHOE and Dry Cleaning CO' Corner Chehalis Ave. 957 Chehalis Ave. and Main St. Chehalis Wash. Hearty Congratulations to the Class of 1937 MOSSYROCK HIGH SCHOOL White and Indiana Busses Studebaker Sales and Service THE SPOTLIGHT CAR OF 1937H MADSEN MOTOR CO., INC. MADSl'IN'S CORNER Phone 378 SALKUM GARAGE Hadaller Bros. General Auto Repair Salkum Wash TEXICO SERVICE STATION Good Service PAUL MARSHALL Super Service Firechief Gasoline P ge Thirty lI!IIlIIIlKIIIIIIHllllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIII1IllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll U IIIIIIIIIIIII Q1 IlllllllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIllIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllI!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BARTEL'S SECURITY BARBER The Men's Store CHEHALIS 5 FIRST IN EVERYTHING NEW Adrian Duncan Cheham Wash. I GAS FEEDS ROY'S CORNER GROCERY Formerly Literal's Corner TRUCK SERVICE Corner Park and Pacific Highway ROYIS CAFE GROCERIES WHEN YOU THINK OF TYPEWRITERS THINK OF GABEL 8: GABEL CHEHALIS WASH. BROWN 85 HARTMAN Carlson and Hughes - THE FOOT FASHION Hardware Store 872 Market St. Phone 640 E Chehalis Wash. Chehalis lj lllllll ll! IIIIIIIIII IXII Il llllllllllll lllll Illlll ' E1 Pg Th tyt IJ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIHIIIllIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIllllllllIllllIIIlIlllllllllllllIllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII El FOB THE FAMILY - THE HOME THE FARM OH CAR SEARS ROEBUCK 8: CO. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE CHEHALIS, WASH. BOONE'S GARAGE 933 Market Street Chehalis, VVash. SERVICE CAR -- DAY OR NIGHT - PHONE 888 PLYMOUTH DE SOTO REO CALDWELL HOTEL PRICE MUSIC CO. Sill Sififif. Pianos Comfortable Beds Radlos . Correct Prices Sheet MUSIC Mayfield Wash. Centralia Wash. PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN GEORGE SEARS DRUG CO. The Progressive Druggistv CHEHALIS, WASH. Phone 77 We Pay Portage on All Money Orderfn E llllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIl IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII QI Pg Th tyth fq IIIIIIINIIINIIHNIIINIIHIII!NIIINIIIHIIIHIIUIIIHIIHI IHIIIHIIUII4IIIIIIIHIIIHIIVIIIIIIIYIII l FRESH MIQATS GROCERIES TALBOTT'S The Save More Store SALKUM, WASH. FISHIN' TACKLE DRY GOODS LEWIS COUNTY HARDWARE Chehalis, Washington Phone 35 1080 BOISFORT ST. COWLITZ VALLEY POWER and, LIGHTS WE SERVE YOU MOSSYROCK, WASH. BECHTEL MOTOR CO. Chehalis CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE PgT1 tyf PlllllllllllllIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIIIIIIII1IIIIlllllKIIIlllllIllllllllKIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllllllllllllll FORD V-8 and LINCOLN ZEPHYR The Outstanding Value of 1f7 ST. JOHN MOTORS CHEHALIS, WASH. Phone 67 Congratulations CLASS OF 1937 SCHWARTZ MEN'S STORE 833 MARKH1' sr. eaemiris TERRILL PRODUCE OSTRAND CO. Al1f0 PHITS Chehaiis, Wash. 1019 Market Farm to Market Chehalis Wash, Wholesale - Retail GAS OIL GOODYEAR SERVICE 1040 MARKET STREET CHEHALIS Phone 175 Goodyear Tires Accessories L IllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll J Pag Thirty-f lj HIHIIIHIIINIIIHIHVIIIHlllIIIHIIHIIIIIIIVIIIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIHVIIIIIIIIIIIHIIY U LOUIS A. VIMONT Printing, School Equipment SHEAFFEB PENS and PENCILS C00LEY'S The Best of Meats Buster Brown Shoe and Groceries Store WALTERS' 831 Market Chehalis MARKET LAWSON , BEAUTY sHoP J. C. PEN NEY, Inc. Expert Beauty Service Chehalis Wqsh Upstairs, Columbus Bldg. C Chehalis Phone 461 Congratmations to CLASS OF 1937 VIRGIL R. LEE Insurance of all Kinds Phone 376 890 MARKET CHEHALIS H IIIIIIIIIHIIIIII IIHIIHIIHIIIH I'lIllllllllIIINIIHIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIVIIIHIIIIIIHIIIHII I lj PgTl ty FLOES GARAGE INTERNATIONAL 1 i w TRUCKS BUSSES THE MOTOR TRUCK SHOP Heavy Machine Work and Welding CHEHALIS, WASH. FOR A GOOD .IOBV Come to CHET'S BARBER SHOP CHIQHALIS WASH. Congratulations to CLASS OF 1937 TERMINAL BARBER SHOP Charlie Osborne Roy Nigh lllllllllllllllllllKIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIPllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllVIHlVIIllII!llIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Thirty-sev COMPLIMENTS OF MERCHANTS I TERMINAL BUS STOP, Chehalis, Wash. NUCE'S DEPT. STORE, Chehalis, Wash. SALLY ANN BAKERY, Chehalis, Wash. MARGARET'S GIFT SHOP, Chehalis, Wash. LEWIS COUNTY ADVOCATE, Chehalis, VV ash. COOK'S JEWELRY, Chehalis, Wash. CHEHALIS PHARMACY, Chehalis, Wash. THE FLOVVER SHOP, Chehalis, Wash. 2 SILVER CREEK MERC., Silver Creek, Wash. MeMURRY'S, Mossyrock, Wash. STRONGFS STORE, A jlune, Wash. BEHREND'S SHOE M. Sz D. ELECTRIC co Popular Prices , 207W West MQIH E SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Z CENTRALIA, WASH. E Go Ds Phone 3 E1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mmm: IIIIIIII1 E1 P g Th ty ght lllllIIllllllllllllllIlllHlllHlllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllHllllllllllllllllllllll SEARS' BEAUTY SHOP A HAIR S'l'Yl,li FOR ICYICRY WOMAN Chclmlis lllxsli +'- -' - '4 - - - - - - 'N'W - - 1' - - -- - - - - - - - - '!' f 'lllllS 1937 SliUOlQUlNl XYQX XVJX IS 'X l'lQUllUf'l' Ulf OUR lNlUlllQRN l'lQlN'l'lNil l'l,.XN'l'. A I ' l '11, 1111. Gale pfunfmg 0. i -i-'-- ---- ---- 1fi- - 1'-' - '1-1 -H- -'-' - '1'1 - h'i' - '--' - - '-'- - N' - - - - X ' - - -- - -'wi' DRESSLER STUDIO Official Photographer for This Annual In Lcwis-Clark Hotel Bldg. c1cx'1'1mL1A, WASH. lmxmllwm,lMHWlmllwlmllm age Thirty XX IX llllllllllll FAIRVIEW MERCANTILE CO. 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