Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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ll-IE. TAI-IOMA LUCY DENNIS She was a queen, among usp A queen so 'mild out wise. Lucy lives up to this quotation. She is a fine, jolly girl with lots of friends and is a fine student. Flower girl '23, Sahasa Club. JAMES DEPUY What a heavy burden is a 'name become too famous. Jimmy is one of the busiest men around school. He is an expert dealer in Fords. Besides being a capable ad manager of the Tahoma '24, he has been business manager of Junior Prom, business manager of senior banquet, business manager of senior recep- tion, commencement decoration committee, sports reporter cf World '24, Tahoma nd staff, roll room manager of Tahoma and World, Pirates of Penzance , all-Stadium vodvil, class football and soccer, Vamonos Club. WILLIAM DERBY He has a look of gladness and oh, what a smile. William has been rather quiet around school but he surely accomplished a lot. Posessor of a wonderful smile. Member of Dramatic Club, class play of '24. JOE DOAN There's something marvelously engaging about this young man. Joe left us in January and we are sorry to ay that he hasn't been back to see us very fbeng but business is business. He is one f those fellows we all like. Joe's car- when it ran-was certainly useful to us. Sons of Cicero, orchestra for two years and circula- tion manager of Stadium World '23. BERNICE DODSON The hand that made you good, made you fair. A lovely girl with a quiet, unassuming grace. She is a jolly good friend to those who know her. She is a good student, and have you seen her drawings? Bernice is an artist of no little skill. Dancer in the Happy Highway Pageant , page in class play '24, ED DOW A superior man, modest in his speeches, but superior in his a.ctzons. Montana is certainly the producer of skilled athletes. It surely was lucky for us that Ed came to Tacoma and Stadium. He was a strong player on our football team and one whom all the boys are proud to call friend. Letter in first-team football and basketball: two years first-team football, basketball and track at Teton High, Choteau, Mont.

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THE TAHOMA CAROL DAMMEIER Tongue nor heart cannot conceive nor name Uwe. Her charms are only exceeded by her ability and enthusiasm She ce t ' l ' . rainy IS a good companion to have around. Freshman basket- ball '20, spring fashion parade '22, Sahasa Club. ALICE DARR A faithful workerg a delightful friend. Alice has done more, bar none, than any- one else in school. Look at this: secretary Senior Class, secretary Junior Class, secre- tary annual cabinet, associate editor Tahoma '24, feature editor World '23, president Le Tricolor '23-'24, social chairman Girls' Club '23-'24, speaker senior banquet '23, manu- script committee Literary Club '24, Student Council '23-'24, Triple S Club, freshman basket- ball team '21, vodvil dancer '24, dancer in class play '24, chairman of constitution com- mittee and organizer of Literary Club, Le Tricolor, Literary Club. JOSEPHINE DAY Strong in will, and rich in wisdom. A real, earnest student. Although one of the best of students, she found plenty of time to make many lasting friendships. A jolly good friend to all who know her. She en- tered Stadium from Lincoln High, Seattle. Four years of Latin. FREDERICK B, DEAN I believe that they talked of me, for 'they laughed consumedlyf' Some people are naturally good-natured all the time and Fred is one of them. He is famed for his musical ability, we will always -remember him as the master piper at the football games. Played saxophone in orchestra for two years. Played for matinee dances. HAZEL DEAN To be merry best becomes you. Hazel has stayed with us without raising any undue disturbances or commotion. A jolly girl whom everyone likes. Passed life- saving test. Gym exhibit of '22. JOHN DELAMETER Hc's sure a card. As everyone who knows Johnny will tell you-and there are very few who do not know him. Not only could Johnny be relied upon to make everyone around him have a good time but he also was active in many school activities. First-team baseball, second- team football, orchestra, class basketball, box- ing team and Sons of Cicero.

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THE TAI-IOMA MARTHA DUBOIS Her smile was undisturbed and sweet, Her courtesy was free and gay. An excellent student. She has made high school in three and one-half years and has been on the honor roll several times. Won typing medals. Is a good musician and has played for us in assemblies. Le Tricolor. BLANCHE DUFRECHOU A dear little miss and clever. Blanche entered Stadium in April '23 from Roosevelt High in Seattle. We are surely glad she joined our class. Le Tricolor. EARLINE DUNHAM Music is love in search of a 'wo1'ri. Earline is quite a musician, having played in many orchestras. Entered Stadium in '23, Class play and debating club at Centennial High School, opera, glee club, school violin choir at Ordway High: Glee Club, orchestra, Sahasa at Stadium. Completed high school in three years and played in an orchestra all the three. LOIS EASTMAN She moves a goddess and looks a queen. Lois is one of the most attractive and best dressed girls in school. A wonderful dancer and really a good student. Decoration com- mitee Spring Time Revue, waitress for senior banquet '22, '23. MERLE EDMINISTER All her free, impulsive acting Is so charming, so distracting. Merle is full of pep and one of the livest girls in the class. She is sure to get by any- where. Triple S Club, Speakers' Bureau. RUSSELL EIERMAN My tongue within my lips renuzins, for who talks much talks in vain. A studious boy who finds time to partici- pate in school activities and is popular among his friends. Spanish club, class play, first- team soccer letterman '24.