Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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E IAHO e stole x g xnce xt cn w o sxt tx y x sext loo xn straxght ahead of hxm Dale thought xt would be wxsc to try x dxf erent argument Xou ve mxde Qrxnd xd xnd Grandmother hxppy Dont g,,xve up now old chap Lxy off all thxs wxld stuff You ve been goxnf the pace too hard l am not goxns., to lend you the money to spend xxlzxnv around th xt fxst xrowd xnstexd of doxnw wh xt you should do wrxtxng your speech e ant xgonxstxc te crept spxte of D xles hrm resolve to be gentle en vwhxrled xroxxnd xn hx sc xt t rec xt se you rc s 4 n old poker you expect me to nxxss xll the fun XX ell l won t xnd th xt xs xt l xntend to lx e whx e l c x Xnythxng you sxy or xnyt mg voxx do wxll not xnfluence me xr the le st ext cott Dxle e human come wxth mc xnd lll Introduce you to the crowd You d be xll rxght xf you d just try x e xdly hook hx e xc xxx now xh xt don t mm w t em ,lhey dxslxlce me xnd xt s too late now he east c xn xs to help you xnd th xt x wh xt l xm tryxns., to o rx CJ cn rep xe xx, ty xxe xt your own wx l nxust haxe money lxe 'xsked Margery to go and l xnx 1 txke her She x x wonderful gxrl Dale N ou dont know h x l lxHOW lll l C IIC' to lxflflw llJ0llt hC'f l'F9pOI1ClFd xle llumph' tou rc too narrow mxnded ust bec xuse those vxr s xrc peppy you d nt lxke them That IS not xt and you know xt but just the sxme l wouldn t to a party wxth boys xnd gxrls luke th xt Well do l get the money3 If you promxse to make thxs the lxst dxnce txll you are sxfely xduated l won t pronxxse All rxght l wont lend you the money L-len colored angrxly and replxed xn a low tone All rxght Dale lll show you' And swung, the cxr xround and drove home absolute sxlence Glen dxd not show up for supper that nxght Wxth troubled heart Dxle xte alone feelxng th xt he had fumbled the ball qxnee chxldhood Dale had borne the responsxbxlltxes It was through hxs untxrxng effort and study th xt Glen was such a brxllxant student Dale usxxxlly worked out the dxfhcult problems for both of them When the boys were hve years old thexr parents had been kxlled xn a traxn wreck leavxng them to the care of the grandparents The grandfxther was x wexlthy old farmer Wxshxng the two boys to have the best of everythxng he put them xn an ap xrtment xn town hxred a capable housekeeper gave them a fine car and put them xn the best school xn the Cxty I2 'l4 ll 1 44 M A H. J 2 K la ' z Cl- , h .2 s 'ffl in hs .' 2 , k' g -4 4 4 L . ' 'l4h ' aj A' 4no ' . in, in G1 ' ' , 4 ' 45 : 'Q , Hjxxs l 2 'z xx 4 ' .'ll 'h ax Hz . A , 4v 4l 'ar. x- ' j sz 2 h' A 1 4 4 ' -41 ax.: Grz 5' , 1 ,b. Da l . Sz S ' Vs h 2 l. 4hYc k ' 2 l ' 4. ith h . 4 4 4' ' 1 4 ' , . 4l4 . l ' 3 l 'z do 1 2 As 2 2 4 7 cl All 4ght,'4 4lf l' d l4,'h l '. Mhz 4 ' ' sy. But J x '. . ' ' 1 J ' . j, A . 2 2 goxng to 2 ' . .4 4sz ' , -1' , ' . 4 ' ' r--H. Q ' o 4 4' ' 4 4 ' ' 4 , , 3 Q2 4 go gre ' 4 Q ' . . Af , 2 z ' in

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IAHO hrllcd any krndly feelrng they mrght have towards hrm Only Glen knew the real reason for hrs brother s reserve and often rrrf ed hrm rn hrs careless way to be more frrendly and come out of hrs she Dale was not rn the habrt of broodrns., oxer hrs own troubles and yet on thrs wonderful sprrnc, afternoon when everyone and everythrng was happy he was strangely sad and drscouraged To begrn wrth hrs best frrend hrs own brother had been drrftrns., aw ay from hrm For some weeks Glen had seemed drfferent and now e om tlld hrnr about hrs affarrs at school Dale had wondere and worrred about thrs but one day he recerved hrs rnformatron from an unexpected source Comrng home on a street car he sat Je rnd two grrls c notrccd that they were rather pretty Ju! they talked a trrfle too loudly and seemed rather overdone to hrm from trme to trrne he caught fragments of therr conyersatron was mostly dances cars and gowns buddenly he heard omethrng that rrrade hrm rt up and strarn hrs ea s for more lrrr gorng wrth Glen one of them was sayrng Glens so cute and hrs car s a dream he wouldnt be half so nrce wrthout hrs c ar We re gornv to a dance and we ll probably have a wonderful trme lhey rattled on for a trme about the next dance and then rot off leavrng Dale srttrng there rn mrsery lr wasnt so bad that they should drslrke hrm but to thrnk that they should lrke hrs adored brother for the sole reason that he had a car' He decrded to tell Glen all about the lrttle conversatron he had overheard As he reached the apartment Glen drove up rn a large tourrn car On seerng Dale he stopped the car and crred Hello Dale want to go for a sprn3 Dale gladly jumped rn and they droxe rn srlence for some 'rnre Glen suddenly started talkrng about the car how well rt ran and how every one lrked rt Yes grrmly responded Dale feelrnf lrke an executroner r s the car they lrke Glen l heard Margery and 'Now dont drag 'Vlargery rnto thrs' l know you dont lrke her so dont say anythrnv about her What l wanted to a lc you rs how much money c an you loan me3 Wh at do you want rt for3 meelcly asked Dale realrzrng that he had been skrlfully srde tracked Well rf you must know l want rt for gas crgarettes and o forth bluntly responded Glen Now look here Glen you promrsed Grandad youd put your best srde foremost and so far you have You re popular clever brrl lrant and you re gorng to be a valedrctorran You re supposed to be wrrtrng your speech rrght now Dont you ever take anythrng serr ous y3 Tlllf M MA ll c' A ' 8 ' A A .' I. 5 A 7 A ' ' 2 ' 5 J , Q g ll. ' gr V ' I 1 I' ' A. 2 y l, A N, . . s ld c A 2 z QA 3 ' .' . i 2 ,d I sh' -A .. lla 'fa ' ' 1 '. l 7 ' A 5' Q' 2, . ' ' .' ' . lr 5 ' I 2 . ' SA ' . A 'r - 2 ' '. 4 2 - ' ' A ' '. 'z . ' y A ,, 1 ' . ' A ' ' ,. I . r Y 4 fs , k Q A .. . . ' 1 r - . A s , , , , E gl .' , ' K . 2 's ' H' s s- v 1 .' . 4 . 2 y , , , ' , 5 2 kv v4 I 4 s n . lv' ' 2 K l ' Q 1 - i V . - ' - A A- 1 A Ay. .

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FAHO lhrough the lrrst three years of Hrgh School the boys had been rnseparable going, to school together studyrng together taking part rn rthletrcs together and rrdrng around together IH therr car lhe senror yerr however found Glen rn practrcal possessron f the cxr whrle Dxle remained at home stuclyrng for both Untrl now two weeks before graduation they had had no actual break 'Vlr Rrelly the good ,ld housekeeper hovering around her charge notrced that he seemed troubled What s the matter Dale3 e rsked rt Glen3 Where rs re3 l only wrsh l knew responded Dale wrth a worrred frown he s so rmpulsrve We had a quarrel md l m afrard he s gone off and done somethrng rash e does rt be my faut l shou c have loaned hrm that mrserrble old money lqhere tht re sud Mrs Reilly soothrngly dont you worry about that brother of yours lf anythrng happens to hrm rt ll be hrs own fxult not yours He needs some krnd of a lesson You re too good to hrm Dale Mrs Rerlly have you seen any notes or papers of Glen s around here3 Mercy no Glen never studres There are some papers f yours though rn the desk Dale rose slowly and started towards hrs desk determmed to wrrte Glens speech lts all rn the famrly he told hrmself know I ought to force Glen to do rt but he ewrdently wont and r would krll Grandad and Grandmother lf we both dont grad rate wrth honors l mrght just as well wrrte rt now and get rt over wrth Maybe Glen wrll be thankful enough to learn rt It was no hardshrp for Dale to wrrte He loved rt but as he worked he kept thrnkrng that he was not dorng the rrght thmg h was humorrng Glen too much Dale became rmmersed rn hrs work Mrnutes hours pa sed strll the quret boy at the desk wrote on Hr harr was rumpled hrs face flushed yet determmed He wrote easrly and as one accustomed to such work Frnally he lard hrs pen down wrth a srgh of relref Glen wrll lrke t was hrs hrst thought But where was Glen3 Glancrng at the clock he saw that rt was nearly two gurely Glen would not stay out Just to punrsh Dale for not grvrng hrm the money He began to pace the Hoor from the HYCPIBCC to the door the door to the hreplace Thrs rs foolish lf l just had my harr done up rn curlers and a rollrng prn rn my hand Id make a perfect prc ture of rggs wrfe wartrng for hrm to come home from hrs poker game l wonder rf l am gettrng stale and narrow mrnded lnr so doggone shy' Perhaps Glen IS havrng more fun than l am l Turf ' MA 13 r fs. V , . , 1 - .. V, In ' r g .rfrr r- rr 11. F rr H , 1 3 o . s -N - .s Q ' . . 'sn I . S . ..l ' . ' 'A 'A 'K 'hz e J. L, . I. ..x . ' .