Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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1 This edition of The 'Tahoma has, as nearly as it is possible to do so, conf formed with the laws of uniformity set down by the authorities. The school motif is used, entwined in detail into the makeup of the book: the cover design-a tiger, symbol of our athletesg the color of the cover- purple extracted from the Senior Class colors and gold extracted from the school colorsg the dedicaf tion-Seymour Davison, a characteristic student of Stadiumg the frontispiece-Mr. Perkins, under whose guidance is the destiny of the institutiong the shape of the grouped individual pictures-that of the arched front entrance. It is our earnest desire that you like it.

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l. Miss Miller and Miss Dzivies -g they'i'e smiling 'cause zinuther selnml day is iiVCl'. 2. Mr, Giltnci'-lmiks :is il' he's just nut of college. 5. Mr. Cziri'-we'vc ull heen in conference with hini. 8, Miss Arntsunsdun't purse! Smile pretty. lil. Miss Kills tluesn't luuk like her. hut it is. l l, Miss Hiirtm1in-iin- other who is glad when ,ljqil comes. l3. Mr. Prentice -- one who agrees that No. 13 is unlucky. Eight N s, Mrs. ju l l 1 i l e --she lnolcs interested in sinne- thing. Scandal! 4. Miss Larsen-the smiling one of the office crew. 6. Mr. W'estgute-he was cut out of the same picture with Miss Larsen, hence the scuwl. 7. M r. Engehretsen-- not quite on the level. 9. Mr. Clark - - lumuus for his jokes. 12. Miss Black-lay un. MaeDulf!