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

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NORTHERN LIGHT INGRAM COON General course Swords and Scissors, lead BUELAH PARRILL Commercial course Glee club Girl Reserves President, '19, '20 Gaucho Land The Fire Prince Mn Mlkado Swords and Scissors EDWARD NELSON Scientiflc course Aquatic club Water carnival, '21 Rooters' club Sans Souci News staff Northern Light staff LEWIS HODGINS General course Routers' club HERNDON McKAY General course Commercial club Vice-president, fall '20 Routers' club Treasurer of News, fall '21 Honor roll Honor emblem NETTIE RUSSELL Household arts course Girl Reserves ROY CLARK Scientific course Delta I-Il Jinx, spring' '21 Traffic squad News, '17, '18 DALE VAN DE WALKER General course Rooters' club Treasurer, fall '21 Grub Stret club Federation representative, Sans Souci Engineering society Band Orchestra MILDRED G. LIVELY Household arts course Senior English club Girls' League honor roll ERWIN YAKE General course Delta club Engineering society Masque society Commercial club President, fall '20, fall '21 Football, '21 fall '21 Class play, Mary Jane's Pa Trafflc squad

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NORTHERN LIGHT AUDRAY MARIE SMITH General course Glee club Amphion society Japanese Girl Fire Prince Mr, Mikado Swords and Scissors Girls' League Central council, spring '19 Social committee Cchairmanj, '20 l'rog,'1'a1n committee Cchairmanb, '21 Completed course in three and one- half years HAROLD BIGGAR Commercial course Entered from Otis Orchards high school Aquatic: club E Executive council, Boys' Federation ADELINE L. ALLEN Commercial course Completed course in three and one- half years Senior English club Girl Reserves MILDRED QUAM Household arts course Blue Triangle Spring Breezes Baseball, '18, '19 Girls' League New girls committee CchairmanJ,'21 Central council, '19 EVELYN B. SELLARS General course S. P. Q. R. Spring Breezes Class treasurer, spring '19 Amphion society Secretary-treasurer, fall '21 Girls' League honor roll, t' ree times Girls' League orchestra, '21 Scholastic honor roll Senior English club Class play, Mary Jane's Pa Honor emblem HOBART SYMONDS Scientific course Rifle club Sergeant-at-arms. '21 Vice-president, '21 H LORAN G. SHAW General course Entered from Stadium high school, Tacoma Completed course in three and one- half years KATHLEEN RILEY General course Enfgred from Holy Names academy, Senior English club Blue Triangle VOX Puellarum President, '21 Girls' League Department director, '20, '21 Central council, '19, '20, '21 Associated Student Councils, '20, '21 Class secretary, '21 Student activities council, fall '21 Class history committee fchairmanj Honor emblem IVAN F. HAINUVIITT Scientific course Rooters' club Cross country, '19, '20, '21 Track, '20, '21 Class football, '18

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CLASS PROPHECY 2 NORTHERN LIGHT M THE Spirit of North Central, gQ'S,f3 do, hereby declare that, on the thirty-first day of the month of 'QBLQWQ5 December, in the year of our H- A Lord, nineteen hundred and ,AV f' thirty-tive, Merlin, soothsayer E of his majesty, the late King 2255, Arthur, did appear before me, ' saying, Hearken, ye spirit of North Central, for I, Merlin, dogrant unto you one wish. I, the spirit of North Central, thereupon did declare unto the soothsayer, Merlin, that I desired before heaven and earth, to see the people, nay, the dignitaries with whom I held session and audience in the best years of my life. Little did I believe that shortly would appear before me the august personnel of the class of January 1922. I grant thee thy wish, quoth Merlin. Thereupon, in a procession of state, there reviewed before mine eyes, the members of the class of january 1922. Professor Zell Spry lead, in dignified pro- cession, his stalf of spinsterly school marms, his fiery locks almost cancealed by his enor- mous, entirely dignified bone-rimmed glasses, rented from W. J. Sanders for the period of his, Mr. Spry's, contract of principalship at the Hillyard high school. The worthy profes- sor's staff was found to include Misses Myrile Sheets, Wilma Maycumber, Mildred Quam, Dorothy Wurhman, Alice McKay, Arlowene Riggin, Luella De Witz and Minnie Toms. Harold Berven was with them as he-is athletic coach at Hillyard. Then, singing as if their hearts would break and as though their voices had already broken, danced Audrey Smith and Dorothy Jennings, famous vaudeville vamps. Following close upon their heels, Myron Bostwick, Donald Morissey, David Auld, Mil- ton Steiner and Morgan Allen tramped, clothed in overalls, grease and grime that mark out the successful ones in engineering. Then, I beheld the three famous surgeons, Ivan Hamrnitt, Harold W. Bigger and Clair- mont Seikerman in earnest consultation over a sick cat with Sarah Lowry as Special nurse. Miss Bergete Maydahl was taking dictation from Harvey Brassard for whom she is pri- vate secretary in his wholesale slam establish- ment. She is at the head of the list of stenog- raphers including Cecil Skinner, May Miner, Irma jones, Gwendole McKay, Gladys Buss, Isabel Henry and Zona Hubbell. Clerking in the same establishment were Misses Erma Koentopp, Marjorie McConahey and Lorraine Preston. Next, a scene came to my eyes which start- led me but brought back the old days in room 305. Before me, I saw O'Leighton Bailey who had been unanimously elected to the posi- tion of managing the hot air furnace for Me- phistopheles. Gthers who had contracted with his excellency for furnace work because of misdemeanor at North Central were Ralph Olsen, Donald Miller, William Hunter and James Symonds. Israel Miller passed earnestly engaged with Mr. Salzmann, whom, he declared, he was en- deavoring to teach Spanish, but Whom, it was rumored by Helen Straub, the next in line, he was in reality trying to instruct in ancient He- brew or American slang, which one she could not tell. Roy Clark, Homer Skidmore and Dale Van de VValker rollicked by with their saws and axes, floating their Saw Log Degrees. Ruth Hamlin mothered a group of small orphaned Samoans, for she is a matron in a Samoan orphan asylum. Careening by on a bucking broncho, rode Neita Arrowsmith, cowgirl from Colorado. Irving Anschutz strutted by next escorting Misses Kathleen Riley, Helen Honefenger and Hazel johnson, and a chorus including Ber- 'nice Witt, Ruth Wollmuth, Marjorie Kitto, Isabel Roberts, Lucile Edgington, Margaret Acker and Elizabeth Poole, followed by Vic- tor Miller, stage manager. It seemed that Ir- ving Anschutz had at first started as a weather man but his predictions seemed to fit any cli- mate better than the one he was predicting for he was kindly asked to resign. Thus, we fnd him at the head of a musical comedy show. Then came Harley Olson, champion heavy-- weight, accompanied by his sparring partner, Jay Isham, and Eddie Rule, his manager. Following this came a long line including