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

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THE TAMARACK JANUARY, 1935 Future Meanderings of Our Political Colleagues Name Party Platform Sinecure (Appearance) (Desire) (Destiny) Don Page Super Salesman Fuller Brush Maji Tarzan, 2n i Duokee Sard Venus Modesty Herself Miss America Grace Ktlson Garbo, 2nd Swedish Accent Sunday S ' hool Teacher Budd Biinkson Innocents Abroad Hani Acting Butcher Ted Hagen Chubby little rascal Interior decorator Secretary of Kxterior Cienevieve Baltzell ... CJentle maiden Housewife Secretary of Labor Koland C ' oolbaugb Tough guy Traffic cop Bus driver Sam Co . .etto Giant killer Football player Butler Tom C ' orrell Politician S])eecher President -Van t;ioth Cute Uucky Duekee Robert Davis Deep Thought Dee| er thought Medical Lake Paul CJronemeier Dude Hanger City Slicker „ Kindergarten teacher Kdna Glascock Just okay-dokay To be a highbrow Fan dancer Ernest Stowell Fast Man Lady ' s man Track star Maurice Swank Hun down Beardless wonder Santa Claus, 2nd Marvin Taltch Huge Big Shot Little gun Beulah Wadhara Dynamic Social worker Orator Doris . bbott Blonde Blonde Blonde June Jen.sen Quiet Musician Jazz band leader Marguerite Kanehl ....Congresswoman Donut saleswoman Editor of Life Hazel McLachlan Ahhhhhhh Bob Mrs. Felber Henry Kae Komeo and how Slot machine vendor Mickey Carrol Tribbey Engaged „ Engaged .; Married Clifford Ward Tiny Horn player Mickey Mouse ' s double I.enelle l.isco Silent-like Minister ' s wife „ Milkmaid Jack Harwood Smart Shyster lawyer „ Quack Doctor Mildred Mootz Bouncing Betty Radio speechtress Back yard gossip Gloria Stauffer Inspirational Kate Smith, 2nd Adagio dancer Elbert Outlaw Farmer ' s daughter-- Innocent Winchell N ' o. 3 Winnifred Redmond ' .ip boom hah girl l )wer drill driver Hard of hearing Charles Hoadruck . Something or other Sports writer Messenger bov Marjorie Robinson Prim and Pretty Storybook Princess Ping pong player Bernadine Turner ...Yellow hair Blue Moonlight Red Carey Burton Porter Cherubic Eternal youth Pan handler Oscar Stockton Type setter Bigger and better type ? ?:-????? Mary Jane Griffin ..Dainty Artist ' s Model My wife (H. D.) Heid Wallingford Farmer „ Farmer Fields Barbara t) ' Neil Orator Much talk Side Show barker James Bn)wn Light headed Jennie Balloonist Earl Clapp Fast and slick Ice skater Oily mechanic Eldon Miller Brassy Diamonds for LU Woolworth s Dave Chatterton Dashing . lways in a hurry . Linotvi e operator Terry Barton Fire chief Ed Wynn. 2nd Firebug Howard Larson Rather large To grow two inches more . King Kong ' s sidekick Ralph . nderson High financier . Bank i resident Blank president Doug Howard No gentleman S miething different I-adv Ruth liuchanan Talkative Phonograph Gagged rili-nt- Fresc Sophisticateti .Man hater Man baiter Florence Forrester ... Imi ortant First woman president Indies ' Aid Head . 1 .Merry Some guy Lots of publicity Garbage collector Ruby . nderson Demure President ' s secretary His wife Bob Grimmer Rough and ready Be prepared Boy Scout George ' Squirt ' Gunn . Talented Sousaphone player Editor of the BaUvhoo Jane Harvey Eye catcher .Man catcher Dog catcher Dan .McCauley Actor A hard man to beat Jiggs, 2nd Edna Dumbolton N ' ot bad Not good So-so Ruth Kuhlman . bout 5 ' -T ' (She won ' t tell) i We haven ' t found out) Pafft- tn ' rmty-ciitkt

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SClioiiiA ' InlVs litT five feet two Aoli son. ' fh iwiilitliin oiiiilit to iiaki- CidU ' llopk his Miiylc l!irr N icoli s cd.ikl iisi- Uarb C. ' Nili ' s toe (lanciiip ii iiity. He ' ll ntetl it for the luxt Pelt Hi-Jlnx. ' (m Ciloth ' s habit oJ ' falliiiB tlirouph win- (Uiws (tois to tile puy wl ' .o pays for them. We )HTsua.li ' (l Gertrui ' e Jackson to leav ' ail the letters in 111.- print shop tx;ei)t tiie initials I.. IS. .Max Mickey leaves his croonin.a ability I.) .Muriel I.unil. It siie accepts it she il b? a sure- fire torch singer. Bus.ues:; s ..IcUin;; ir,). Horothy Tecliman has aftrc;d to l ave In r ma.stcr ni!nd to any one who can inak; ' use o. ' it bL ' . or- ' a lo.ilc tt.st. ( ne at a time, phase. CiDr. e Gunn Ua.e.; his leci ' .niciae icr liaj. t- ing and ptsleri:ig v o.- ' -e (salesmanship) to . 1 My r.s, his ]:al. Pius ( aputo will receive .Mr. Saiiiuei Co letto ' s I ' air, more i)ro ile. (He ' s pot a mill on of ' em.) To Carol Jean Davis, Katherine . ;hre wills her red hair, but v. e won ' t guarantee the re- sults of the combination. Hob Davis leaves his wonderful ability it cliiseliiiB to Harvey Frazier. (Not that he needs it.) Hay Hards (rift of (Tab goes to the self- conscious adolesetnt, commonly called the freshman. Ralph Anderson leaves what he got (Uit of North Central to Hob Dickson (the sum total of two pym towels). Hudd Hankson has left his actin); a.nd sin:i:- ing to Hen Thorson along with a course on luuv to effectively dodge grap;fruit, tomatoes, ix ' nnies, etc. Koland Kay Coolbaugh leaves his I adge to the next commissioner (it ' s only gold i)Iated anyway) with the hoi e that he kteps it !is shining a.s Roland did. Mary Heaton ' s senior coun.selors are lieing left to all the freshies who need them. The whole class leaves .lohniiy Harris along baked s-. c t ))i)t.it()i ' s of w ' .iich I ' arbara .s .s;) icnd will be left to •••.n one v.lio i d to lat iiuni every l,.iu h like .s: e Ills !r..in;el aii:l his ga ' o.liis to the •A as o:ie oi ' the pernian;-nt fixt.ires. It s not ojr fault, Johnny. To that Irlsliman, Harold Mur;-.liy, v lios- anibition It Is ui ..oi.i the Hou. ' .e o. ' l-avid, . ■ have Manual I r ce ' s clean cut, well shav;-.! a niarance. I ' l r.iu.ilir. ' ' ruriur lia ' cv; h r blonde lo ks to Irene Sehumachir. With this a I i On Ir ne ought to be a regular Je in Harlow. .. ' an. ' H srvty wills her v inning wa; .s lo a I.: ml cr o. ' ConLiviOCgo. Tli!- let we co;il ' l do, Ja;ie. That line ' of A] M rry ' s to s o llie Sil.vli- c t d.l r a o the o..;d-b, Rom.ors In li o lien or ! ' cla;s. Princess ruehee N ' ord has v.i ' Ud her loii-r Lralded tre.sses to that luai) big In.iun, l.o}.er Sr.ow. I c (ar.ful, an.! don ' t trij) on tlitia. r.o; f r. The Hie! c. ca.i s ' i caji. h ' lor. nee Ji.ter:. Forrester leaves her tv. o dancing feet lo Ph 1 Frazler v ilh the l.o that t ' ley -vT; be a i llcd o.i tl-.c rlg!-.t place. ■■ha; d bat.- (alalogue whch Ha bara H 11 1 :is carrltd arou d . ' o lalthfully II es? miiny y ars h;;s bten av ardcd to Dorolliy Pradfor.l. 1 rnist Stowiil has consented to leave his horn riiiis to Flhn McDonough jirovided she wears Ihtni on the end of her little norey wosey every day. nd .so, with ir.allce towards none and no murdtr aforethought, we do hereby invest upon the Senior H ' s the privilege of willing what they will next year, and they will. And so : With a loving gooniliy And many a sigh We go wearily on our wa - We ' re sorry to go Hut this we know We ' d be sorritr yet to stay. Duly inscribed and attested and witnessed thereof this day we hereby ascribe our sign.i- liev nonnv nonny and a ht. ' t tures with eha cha. HL ' DD H, NK.S()N, Cha rinan JANK WILSON VAI.INK I ' KHDl ' K I ' agr tuciity-sevc-t

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J A N yr? R Ari 9 3 6 Class History This is station N. C. H. S, broadcastinp over a wave length of four years with an eight semester program over the senior A broiuicast- ing system. Ill the bleak and wintry month of January, the mighty eight A s became lowly freshmen and jiassed through a year of ob- scurity. Hut during that first year they gathered no moss and blossomed into well- informed sophomores in January, 1982. This semester they were joined by a hundred or more comrades from HavermaJe. With the su|)er-knowledge of the original class the ad- dition from Havermale soon learned the ropes — after ten iiiontlis. These months i)asse(l quickly and they soon found themselves upper classmen. During this year many entered .school activities. Ten months pass. We ' re aJl seniors now. We liavc at last reached the goal which has been our aim for three years. Almo.st everyone is doing .something for tlie little frosh. Now as we are ready to leave North Central, we look hack hoping that we have given something which will cau.sc us to be remembered as stu- dents with lots of North C entra.l spirit, who loyally su))i)orted the school. Please bear with us now as we grow remi- niscent for a little while and look back to our activities while here among our fellow stu- dents. Several of our members have been active in athletics. Ralph Anderson and Francis Hansen set the pace for cros.s country and Sammy Cozzetto was outstanding in football. Carrol Tribbey i)roved she could do something besides high jump when she defeatetl William 1-ce in tennis. The Girls ' League and Hoys Federation have held the interest of many of our class members. During the past semester Bernadine Turner has ably led the Girls ' I. ague and Rali)h . nderson the Boys ' Federation. Ralph ha l also been the president of the senior B class in January, IQIW and is now president of the iire.sent senior A class. Several other .senior A ' s have had this same distinction. .Fane Har- vey and Ruby Anderson were vice jiresident and secretary resiiectively of both the senior B and A classes. Harvey Frazier held the purse strings for the class as senior B ' s, his duties being assumed by Maurice Swank as a .senior A. We are also i)roud of Duckee Nord, who had tlic lioiior of being elected Football Princess this last semester. Joe McCrackin has shown his ability in editing the .school paper for the last semester. The Tamarack has just been put together through the efforts of Gloria Stauffer. Death ' I ' akes a Holiday presented by the senior dramatics class under the direction of (ji-ace Douglas Leonard was one of the most outstanding i)lays in years. The difficult lead role of Death, or Prince Serki, was jilayed by Dan MeCauley. The other leads were: Duke Lambert, -Maurice Swank and Grazia, Mildred Mootz. There arc other.s, too, who have done much for the school but as time is brief we senior . ' s are signing off, lea.ving the air to our senior B friends, who will soon follow in our footsteps. We hojie that we, as a class, have left something at North Central that will make your senior A year as pleasant as ours has been. Take it away, .senior B ' s! Dorothy Beckinaji Paul Groncmeier Henry Rae Page twenty-nine