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

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THE TAMA RACK J A N U A R Y, 19 8 4 anuary Krancis W. Pearson Scient ific Course Delta club: Hi-Jinx, ' 32; junior grandmaster, ' 33. Federation executive council, ' 31, 32, ' 33. Financial secret- ary, ' 33. Rooters ' commission, ' 31, ' 33. Veil king, ' 31. Associated Students ' council, ' 31, 32, ' 33. Masque club, ' 32. Hand : Assistant manager, ' 3 1 ; equip- ment manager, ' 32; bandmaster, ' 33 ; pep band, ' 32, ' 33; leader, ' 33; Clari- net quartet, ' 33. Orchestra, ' 33. Kdythk Peachev Co m m cr( inl Co u rse Roll checker. Bank teller. L,eague honor roll three times. Girls ' Other Graduates Roberta Soby Commercial EUDEUL Taitch Scientific Course Ara Woodhurst, Jr. Scientific Course Cora Oxrieder Commercial Course Eugene A. Adams General Course Orchestra, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. Cantata, Man Without a Country. Con deputy. SOREN JUUL Manual Arts Course Helen Livingston Commercial Course Girls ' League: Secretary. ' 33; honor roll four times; representative, ' 32; cen- tral council, ' 33. Associated Students ' council, ' 33. Health chart head. Class will committee. Spanish club, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. Scholastic honor roll. CuNNAR Carlson General Course Robert H. Johnson General Course MiLO Smith General Course Ronald Ross General Course Clark Rott General Course Robert Sitterle General Course Frank Battan General Course N. C. Hi-Y club No. 2, ' 32, ' 33. Patricia Eichelberger Home Economics Course Page twenty-five

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THE TAMARACK JANUARY. 1934 1934 Fred Yahwood Manual Arts Course Comanche guard, 3 1 . Con deputy, ' iS. Library representative, ' 33. Scho- lastic honor roll. CORRINK KnAUBER Scientific Course dirls ' Ueaguc: Senior counsellor. 33; honor roll, eight limes. Senior drama- tics, one-act plays: The Flattering Word, ' The Teakettle on the Rocks. Senior A honor roll. Scholastic honor roll. Tennis, ' 32. ' 33. Basketball, ' 31. ' 32. Volleyball. 32. Cantatas, The Village Blacksmith. The Man With- out a Country. Four years ' perfect attendance Girls ' League, nurse mes- senger chairman. KaKI. MlTIIAUG Co Ml ni ercial Co » r i r Entered from Flathead County high, Montana, ' 32. News representative, ' 32. Room representative, ' 32. Federation representative, 33. Comanche guard, ' 33. Traffic squad, 33. Library moni- tor, ' 32, ' 33. Harriet Jones Commercial Merlin L- S a v General Course Freshman representative. Frosh foot- ball. ' 30. Track, ' 30, ' 3L Interclass basketball, ' 30. Comanche guard, ' 33. Orchestra, ' 30, ' 3L ' 32, ' 33. Grace Jounston General Course Perfect attendance. Senior A honor roll. Girls ' League honor roll, five limes. All-activity letter. Hiking. ' 30, ' 31. ' 32, ' 33. Cageball. ' 33. Baseball, •33. Basketball, ' 33. Tennequoits. ' 33. Delbebt Patrick General Course Football, ' 32, ' 33. Track. ' 33. Hi brard R. Moore General Course Graduated in three and one-half years. Fetieration representative, ' 33. Pow Wow patrol, ' 3L News representa- tive, ' 3 1 . I.ocker monitor, 32. Cross country. ' 32. Radio club, ' 31. Kngi- neers ' club. ' 32, ' 33. Band, ' 31, ' 32. •33. George Muem.kr General Course Band. ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. Traffic squad, ' 33. Uktty Jo Hoppe Home Economics Course Hiking club, ' 31, ' 32. Nature club, ' 32. Ci.AVToN Bond General Course Myrna Palmquist Co m mercial Co u rse News representative. Page tu-enty-four

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T H F, TAMARACK J A N U A R Y, I 9 3 i Ye Classic Handout Good evening my dear Frans, Being in sound, bill and wody — we mean bound, sill and sody — never mind, anyway af- ter deep progn ostication and considering the idiosyncrasies of tile members of the graduat- ing class, we have prepared the following manuscrii)t for your approval — Marie Sharpless wills her Mae West figure to Lillian (Irimsrud. Marion C ' la]))) leaves some of his surplus to Kranie Johnson. Karl Fossum wills his old jokebook to the next would-be humor colunmist of The News. W ' assie wills his ability to get out of Mr. Collins ' psychology class to the next Spokane that enters N. C. K.ugene Adams lends his ability to saw a fiddle to CJeorge I,ow. L. C. Anders m wills her crown to any- one who can wear it. Sjuid Paddock wills his ability to run u)) the curtain to Billy Brown. Frances Cole and Ruth Ofelt, those two blond demons, will their [jeroxide wigs to Hex Kod- gers and Vernon McGuire. Hazel Burr wills her frown to Jerry Sage. Ada May I.yon and Marguerite Mehlert will their worn out hiking shoes to Leslie Frazier and Dorothy Tess. Cliff Hultgrcn wills his technic for slopping on jjaint to any girl who may need it. Virginia Jones wills her ginger, pep and what have you to Mary Hurd. We ' re sure you appreciate that, Mary. To Leona Meyer and Barbara. Heil, two good debaters, are given all the old i)encil stubs and twice-used rebuttal cards they can find in room 108. John Ross gives his excellency in chemistry to Joe McCraekin. Joe has taken Cheni. 2 but he wouldn ' t have known how to use it anyway. Frank McDonald gives his chi.seling ability to Sid Piper. Jack McEachran gives his good luck to Johnny Hackett. Marjorie Millar wills her granny character to .Mary Armstrong. (leorge Mueller gives his shiny new badge to Frances Mitchell. ' I ' sk! Tsk! Catherine Oliver wills her diligence to re- frain from bothering the boys during football training to Duckee Nord. Kleanor Peterson wills her L. C. buddy to the i)0(ir Elsie girl that got left. Lorna Porter and Ilo Hemer give their artis- tic ability to David Hanson. Bernice Senn shares her peroxide hair with Harry Jarenko. Robert Sitterlee wills his he-man ))liysique to Richard Beebe. (Where you gonna ))ut it, Dick?) Dale ' ni Hook wills his great intellect to Don Conners. Ivan Emley wills bis cute mug to the kitchen vat. (Ain ' t that something?) Pearson and Melson, those two Swedes, will their ability to horse around to Esther Hoefel. (She doesn ' t need anymore but we wouldn ' t think of anything else.) Dick Waller, ye olde sports scribe, gives his A-riting ability to the next sports editor. Bernice Doty wills her exceptional ability to make mistakes in typing to Catherine Bullis. Vincent Sherman wills his .spats to Lawrence Loughbom. He needs a new pair. Be.ss Adams wills her domineering attitude In the library to Dick Alverson (nuf .said.) George Finch wills his squeaky voice to Les Jreening. Charles Frazier wills his pull with the teachers to the millions of oncoming fresh- men — goodness knows they need it. Mary Blood wills her henna to the next l)runctte who wants to be a red head. Milt ' I ' liompson wills his 19l:j model Ford to anyone else who wants to get stuck fifty miles from home on a moonlight night with his best girl. Alyce Nystrom wills her eating ability to Eloi.se Doolittle and Maude McCannon. (What! Enough for two?) We, the renowned members of this distin- guished group of Will Drawers-upi ers, will our doubtful ability in the aforesaid field of occupation to whoever in one .of his weaker moments accepts the honor of dra vers-upi)er of wills. WILLARD ROE, Chairman BILL GOLD HELEN ' LIVINGSTON Paye twenty-six