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

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I ' HE TAMARACK JANUARY. 1936 Class Prophecy — N-C MARCH OF TIME! Time marches on! (HIast of Music) March of Time — Brought to you through the courtesy of the January graduating class of :«). Madison Square Garden — Hay Sinokey Joe Johnson legal contender for the heavyweight chaJnpionship of the world, signed a contract for a fight with Keinliardt Flash Jacohson. Africa — Armand Colang, noted game hunter, cap- tured the one and only white elephant of its kind singlehanded. He says it will make an excellent watch eharm. Washington, D, C— The h()noral)le Senator Don Davis will he a candidate for j)resident on the Wanta Buya ticket — so the rumor runs. New York- Muriel Lund, Metro) olitan Ojx ' ra Prima Donna, suffered a severe shock today when she read of the engagement of Mr. Julian Teddy to Miss Sylvia Fischbach — a. Park avenue debutante. Texas — Jack (iary t ' oo))er (iilliland noted Cow Poke recently i)urchased the IJ. H. Q. ranch from Fred Kirsch, a local rancher. -Mr. (iilli- land plans to settle down to a blissful life with his wife, Elnia Meyer. Spokane, Washington — Ainonir the .June brides was Miss Margaret Hoffman whose engagement to Mr. Leonard Sullivan was announced last week. Mr. Sulli- van is a graduate of W. S. C. and Miss Hoff- man a graduate of North Central high school, ' i ' hey are living at Ka.st 708 Baldwin. Atlanta, Georgia — -Mr. .Marvin Kull, world famous cartoonist and author of the comic stri]) In Our Way has just returned from a round the world flight. -Mr. Kull told news rejiorters that he had had a very en.ioyaJ)le tri)). The only casualty was a forced landing in which the plane was smashed to bits. Mr. Kull finished his trij) by boat. England — I.loyd (jrot)e, ace tennis player, was de- feated in his attempt to regain the world ' s tennis title. The title went to Karl Thorn- burg, who played a brilliant game. Juneau, Alaska — Commodore Kugeiie Bean, seemed to be quite a hit with the Kskinio ladies. He was recently presented with a trained seal from his many admirers. New York Qty— Michael McCiarvey, jiresident of the Snow White Bi.scuit comjiany, file l a suit of divorce against his wife, the former .Madame Pa.uline Cecelia Von-der-Sniith on the grounds of cruelty. Hollywood — Eddie Toffle, idol of the screen, has just signed a three year contract with M. ( . M. His salary was rumored at lf!U),(HH) a year. Not bad for a beginner. Anywa) ' , good l uck, Eddie. West Point- Cadet Hardin Burdette Holter, wa.s awarded the distinguished honor of being the first in the graduating class of ' id to completely fin- ish reading Anthony .Adverse. Catalina Island — Don Eagle and his Hoyal Aniba.ssadors are an overnight sensation according to the re- l)orts. At the close of his present engagement, his band is planning to tour the Cnited States. What a break for some local dancers! Reno, Nevada — E. . ustin Raney, local attorney, was dis- missed from the bar. It .seems the judge, Neil Dickson, found him guilty of illegal practice. Long Beach, California — Only a dime, ten cents, that ' s the caJl that rings up and down the Pike and there ' s Lor- raine Bruce winding things around her fingers as usual. She draws good pay being a snake charmer. Florida- Gladys Aurelia Wellhau.ser was awarded the title of Miss Florida. H er feminine pulch- ritude api ealcd to the judges, Riclwird Miller, Phil Kincaid and Floyd Nichols. . 11 the judges were chosen for their eye for beauty. Mexico — John Bixby, famous bull fighter was slain before the eyes of 70,000 witnesses. Many friends mourned his death — especially Senor- ita Kathleen Cuffel. Page twenty-mne

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I HE TAMARACK JANUARY, 1936 Other Graduates Charles P. Neighbors General Course Boys ' Federation: Executive coun- cil, ' 33 ; speakers ' committee, ' 32; transportation committee, ' 35. Associ- ated Student councils, ' 32. Hand. ' 34 ; drum major, ' 35. Comanche guard. ' 33; captain, ' 34. Engineers ' club, ' 32, 33. Aviation club, ' 32, ' 33. Fire squad, ' 33. Traffic squad, ' 33, ' 34. Ground squad, 33. I.ibrary monitor, ' 33. Locker monitor, ' 32. Dick Bergman Scientific Course Charles Clarke Manual Arts Course Mavnard Haskins Genera l Course Traffic squad, ' 35. Kari.e Morris General Course Ray Benjamin General Course Leona Sinfikld Commercial Course — T-A-M-A-R-A-C-K — Senior A Honor Roll Maxine McFarland leads tlic Senior A honor roll of the January ■id graduating class. This honor roll lists 23 students. All of the stu- dents listed on the honor roll had high aver- ages. Pauline Miller receives second place on the list with Gladys Wellhauscr coming third. Iner Anderson, the first boy on the list, fol- lows, being fourth on the list. Out of the T.i names on the list, 17 girls received recogni- tion. The list in the order of ranking is: Maxine McFarland, Pauline Miller, Gladys Wellhauscr, Iner Anderson, Austin Raney, Ruth Sloanaker, Virginia Ristau, Kaniona Dicker, P ' .Isie Skoglund, Lucille Anderson, Kenneth Kohle.s, Violet Fhyrie, Alice Brooks, .Aladine Van Order, Jack Meadows, Rodney O. Rca.udette, June Hardan, Aurora Stein- hardt, Bessie Schneider, Geraldine Collins, Mary Simons, James Symbol. Page twenty-eight

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T H i: TAMAHA( K J A N L: RY . 19 ;» () Los Angeles — Otis Yandon, one of our more ambitious young men, signed a. life long contratt with his chief critic and lyric writer, Miss l$etty Brenner. Paris, France — The Follies Bergerc has opened once more and the cast includes Jo Ciilbert, Jane Weaver and Kathleen Worrell. Chicago — Phil Krazier, our fighting mayor, jilans to erect a monument in honor of Willard M. Talhott — professor of advanced psychology at the I ' n iversity of Chicago. Little Theatre off Times Square — Klash! A l)eautiful coat was seen going into the theatre at eight this evening and snuggled inside was Josephine Ditmar. Her arm was linked in the crook of a very tall ajid hand- some man — James Symbol, a noted hanker of Wall Street, is the lucky fellow. London — A mysterious kidnajjping has taken jilace and poor Doris Kichelberger is one of its vic- tims. It all hajjpened while she was returning from Marian Hartman ' s i)layboa.t on the ' I ' haine.s, hut it will turn out (). K. as soon as the fog lifts. Switzerland — Yo-Ho — I am way uj) there! were the last words of Marjorie Minor as she jierched on a lofty peak before her great calamity. Now she ' s looking for her eye pencil in the deep snow below and feeling not so toppish. Pullman, Washington — Wayne Best, jirominent senior of tlie grad- uating class of 46, was elected president of his fraternity at W. S. C. Good work brother Best — we are ))roud of you. Wayne says he en,joyed his first three frosh years the best of bis school career. San Francisco, California — Mrs. Harry Bates (our former .Margarite Snow) just returned from Kuroiie. Her trip wa.s enjoyed by the pleasure and company of those two attractive French models, u u McKinney and Bess Dow. Ethiopia — Miss Luella Zapf and Miss Bernadine Feldhahn have been i)laced in the chief Hed Cross hosi)ital as head nurses. Their excellent work while in training won tbe.se high posi- tions for the young women. We wish them much success. Duluth, Minnesota — Officer Fred Wright was successful iu breaking up a riot cau.sed by Jacqueline Jones, .lemina I.ockhead, Farron Page and .lean Red- man. It .seems the four young ladies became enraged when a street car ran into their car. The young ladies were .settling the argument with the helj) of a ball l)a.t when Officer Wright arrive l upon the scene and stopi)ed the disturliance. Strange as It Seems — Anyplace — A car, a rattle, a bum)), and a crash and sure enough fair weather or bad, our travel- ing hugs, Jimniie Cilencross and Dorothy Jcuies climb from beneath their ' ' Mth wreck and say nonchalantly Hi, Kid. Hong Kong — Harriet Sullivan and Aurora Steinhardt had to run for dear life last night l)eeau.se for the first time in their lifes they tried to work. ' I ' bey tried to show a Chinaman in a laundry how to wash a shirt. Statue of Liberty — .lust Kay Hadkey trying to get a light for his cigar off the torch on the Statue of Lib- erty. That ' s not all folks — with a very con- cerned look, Charles Neighbors is climbing to his aid with a cigarette lighter. Boys will be boys. Tittle Town — Betty Lyon selling dolls to all the little tots. Now with a store of her own dolls she sells till father has milked the cows. Ju.st a farmer ' s wife in peafe and contentment. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania — Joy Thomp.son turned out to be Thomi)Son ' s Joy for she was seen with that contented look on her face. .Maybe it ' s because Bob Little, a former friend of hers, is paying her a visit from her home town — need we .say Spokane? Moab — ' irginia Locke and her very dear friend, I ' auline Miller, have left for a trip to the big city. They arc planning to stay at her aunt ' s. During her stay, Virginia will consult that eminent physician. Dr. P. ,1. Caputo. It seems that she suffers from insomnia. And so Time Marches on and we l)id you a very plea.sant good night. Your announcer for the past hour has been Bill Jesmer, and may I remind you that this ])rogram comes to you through the facilities of all the mem- bers of the senior cKiss of .lanuary iKUi. Good night ladies and gentlemen. Chief . nnouncer — Bill Jesmer. Assistants — Otis Yandon, Ruby Rogers. Page thirty