Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE TAI-IOMA ALISON ADAMS She's just the quiet type whose 'virtues never vary. Alison has spent most of her time studying and making high school in 3V2 years, although she has proved herself to be a true Stadium- ite. Honor roll student. LUCILE ADAMS Smooth runs the water where the brook runs deep. Like her sister Alison, she has made high school in 316: years and is an Honor Roll student. We are mighty glad they left the Class of '25 for the Class of '24. WESTON ALDRICH Nothing is more ample than greatnessg in- deed to be simple is to be great. We were certainly sorry that Weston left us in January because it's mighty hard to find his equal. He is vice-president of thc Senior Class and was president of the Junior Class, Students' Council, '23, '24, Chairman of the Library Committee, '24, and first team basketball, '23. RONALD ALLEN There never was a man like this 'young Loehin'uar. Just think, Ron has made high school in 31,5 years and in 1920 he was on the Honor Roll, and when it comes to dancing he surely is there and is lots of fun. Pirates of Pen- zance , Vamonos Club and Vamonos Club program. ROSALIE ALLEN Cleopatra, thy day 'is past, A rival thou hast found at last. Rosalie has lots of pep and is always on deck when it comes to having a. good time. Carmencita in Spanish play and lead in French play, ad chaser for annual, Le Tri- color Club, Vamonos Club. Honor roll, big sister and social committee of Girls' Club. RUTH A. ALLEN '4She is so darling in everything she does and speaks. We all know Ruth, that goes without say- ing. She is one of the peppiest and prettiest girls of the Class of '24 and as for activities -she certainly has done her share of the work of the class. World Stafl' '23 annual staff '24, senior act of junior prom '24, refreshment committee of Le Tricolor club '22, '23, '24, swimming team '22, senior banquet committee '24, social committee of Girls' Club '23, '24, all-Stadium vodvil and Triple S Club.

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L n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ALICE DARR, Secretary WESTON ALDRICH, Vice-President HENRY NORTON, President JAMES MIFFLIN, Serg't-at-Arms WINIFRED GOFF, Treasurer

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THE TAHOMA RUTH M. ALLEN Ever jolly, ever happy, never giddy, never snappy. Ruth is quite the horseback rider and is full of fun. Freshman basketball team, assembly speaker and social committee of Sahasa, Club. GRACE ALLISON Happy I am, from care Pm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Pep is her middle name all right, as We all know. She typed the Class Play If I Were King . She has taken a commercial course. ANNA ALMAAS Fm a firm believer in the power of silence. Anna is one of our quietest girls and one of our most earnest students. ALICE ANDERSON What sweet delight a quiet life affords. She has been rather quiet around school but we all appreciate her just the same. Mem- ber of Vamonos Club and on service committee of Girls' Club. JOE ANDERSON I am a 'man and nothing that concerns a man do I deem u matter of indnference to me. Joe is fond of a good time but that doesn't keep him from being an earnest, dependable worker. VIOLET ANDERSON Happy art thou as if every day thou hast picked up a horseshoe. Violet is a good worker and is lots of fun at the same time. Flower girl and decora- tion committee for commencement '23, class pin committee '24,