Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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f 17 , M .fd X, Since the advent of intermef diate high schools to Tacoma, a student may no longer enter Castle Stadium as a green freshman, but rather he is a lowly froshmore for the first semester with the sole ambition of gaining some slight recognition in the eyes of the lofty seniors. True, this subservient person may term himself a sophomore since he is represented in the government of that group-but a name doesrft always make the man. Then, with good luck and a few lenient teachers, after a year or so he becomes a junior'-a real Wup- perclassm-an, mind you-with the right to go to lunch five minutes early half the year, and attend the junior prom. Finally, after years of patient struggling, he is allowed to become a member of that greatest group of human beings imaginable-the Senior Class! Ah, divine feeling-what could be more exhilarating? Privileged to enjoy Friday roll concerts, the best banquet ever served, and a glorious reception-the blessings of a senior! Scuuntc 11

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.1 15-fenior banquet, Wadsworth Welch, toastmasterg graduation exercises announced to be held in Heilig Theater. Zi-Opera, The Sultan of Suluf' 22-Opera. 23--Opera. 27-Lincoln matmen win from Stadium, 6-5. 28-junior girls' baseball team becomes champions by defeating 10A's. APRIL 2-Teachers' progressive dinner. A 4-juniors win girls' baseball championship. 8-15-Spring vacation, rain and hail. 15-Stadium World rated allfAmericang 13 new members approved for Quill and Scroll. 16-Tiger trackmen defeat Sumner. 17-Count Ilya Tolstoy's lecture in auditorium, senior girls decide to wear white, boys to wear white flannels and dark coats. 18-Girls' Mixerg Marion Lea valedictorian, Murray Kirkwood salutatorian of Class of '29g Edith Sinclair leads honor roll of 117, names. 20-Aberdeen first, Stadium second, Olympia third in triangular track meet at Stadium. 27-Stadium track team wins at Centralia. MAY 3-Senior Class Play, Lady Windermere's Fan. 4-Class play repeated. 10-Track meet with Lincoln. 17-World banquet for spring staff. l7fl8-State meet at Pullman. 25-Penn Relays at Stadium. 28-Tahoma published. 29-Memorial Day assembly. 30-Memorial Day. 31- Cub issue of World. JUNE 7-Senior Day, reception, juniors and seniors. 14-Commencement exercises in Heiligg school out. Sixteen

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lllS'l'0llY 0li CLASS 0l' F129 SENIOR YEAR OFFICERS Seymour Davison ....................... President Gordon Gillespie ............... .... V ice President ---Vice President Howard Johnson-- Helen Robbins -- ........ Secretary janet Card .... Harold Anderson ................. Sergeant at Arms REPRESENTATIVES TO LIBRARY COMMITTEE ---------Treasurer Marjorie Pierce Dick Link REPRESENTATIVES TO STUDENT COUNCIL Paul Savidge Virginia Phelps YELL KINGS Franklin Sumner Eddie Le Penske CLASS PICTURES COMMITTEE fSelection of Studio, Leonard Higgins, Chairman SEYMVUR DAWSON Seymour Davison Janet Card Paul Savidge ,lane Leuenberger Virginia Phelps CLASS APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE fto Photographerj Paul Savidge Jane Leuenbergei' SENIOR CONCERT COMMITTEE Kenneth Fanning, Chairman Flora Dix Dorothy Gamer David Noonan SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE Anthony Kane, Chairman Edward Peltier Roy Dunning Priscilla Magill Gladys Schuh Francis Devlin Margaret Miller Karen Jorgensen Alberta Kongsli Elghlucrx