Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE TAHOMA, 1930 E1 . Nlarrh lil. ll, I5 A great nnlnlier uf Stadium lraakvl liall routers attended the state basket hall tourna- ment ut the l'niversity of Washington Ullarvel John- -on, Wilbur Meier. Betty Arnold. Holli, Day. four of the rruwd.l Vlarrli IS'-Aviation ronr-rw at l'iz-rre ennnty airport started. llmng Shelton. Geneva Hnbly and How- ard W1-lls.I lllxirrh Z0 Rerorul Grat- niizhl rrowrl at operzt Su eelheartsf' Llanr- Kirklanal as one of the W'liile Geese.l Marrh 21 -Capnrily house attended opera. tlllargurot Lowrie. one ol' the mlanrers.I Mareli 1!2fl,ual night of opera. Total ol' 4.000 peo- ple paid over SL300 to enjoy prndnetion. Mun-h 25 The Rev, Harry 0. Anderson spoke on The Real Yon. tHarnlml ,larohsa-n, who gave an an- nonnreni nt,,. and Fred l Haley. rl irmnnil if . ffff.2'6?7t., - .ag Nlarrll 26-Many students and parents attended Stn- llents' Night. an innova- tion at Stadium sponsored by Student Council and the l'.-T. A. 4The Trolllia- donr--Marino Sensi. Surn- ner More and Gus Carlson --wlio gave several good rural niunherr.P Nlarrh 27-Sophomore niixer -nrrvesfnl. 1Sidney l.nnrl and Ann Robinson, lneniluers of the play rast.l April IR -Popularity ron- te-t ended. 4Thr winners Certie Hunt and Lennie Molina! April 18' Easter Assembly, at wllirh the Rev. C. H. Yi-azie spoke. llllon Dav- enport. who was chair- lnan.l 1 J ear in ri f 10. April Ill l'ir-t Girl- Llnlx lnnelu-on. l l l0r4'n1'e Ell- wnrds. who had a parl in llu- play presente1l.l April 2-l+Tropliy runes Iiniahed. tlloli Sulniner- and Marian Hoslul. the eonnniltve in rhar5:e,P April 25 l.ilrrnry Night. Hilary Hickey, in her eo-- lllmc from the Sladinna nrt. and Harney Gunderson as the ghost who mlver- li:-ed the progrunnl May Il Shilo Typing Con- test. tRnthelen Garvin. Isabel Payne and Winifrrd Vinipany, three partici- panls.l ,, 4.105-'Aft-fs--4- X.- Nlas 'l. ill- Senior Clan ploy The Devil! Ili-- eiplef' lllill Sli:-dd. Bill Slixrml and .lane Ming. thru-e of the lnain Clmrnr- I1-rs.,l 'llap 20 - Yleniorial Daly A--1-lnluly. Hliriani Cohen and Rntli Day .I June I Jnnior-Senior lea. tllorolliy York and Vir- ginia Hedberg. two meni- lner: of the 1'mnnlill1'e in rliarg:e.l .lnne tv-,lnnior-Senior rr-- vcplion iM ill Wiomlarll. head nian. l Jnne ti Lust dag nt' -rlinol. tMeIviIIe Brown. Ra:-hael Srllneinler, Cindy- Al-koog. Boli lirown and Carl An- tler-on. five glall ar'nior..b S1-wn lm-n

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THE TAHOMA, 1930 I. lfelnrllnry Il S1-fond -1-- lnrnlrl' lu-yum with Si-nior Clin- inrrea-I-al to lIl3. Junior Clan- lo 480. Soph- nlnorr Cla:-ri to I.lfl3. llllll and lllA'n plttri-cl in sepa- rate- roll- hy Mr. Curr. New vlilninalinn plan for an--1-ruulnlisw introilnre1l.tDon Ka-ya--, t'rushir .l 21. F4-Iurllatry I2 UN:-grin in Illslirryu was talk aiu-n hy H. ll. Aldrich. Tarulnt nr-:tru lawyer. at l.invuIu llirlhslay as-rmlrly. llfred llarlter. rltairntan.P It. I-'ehruary II Senior han- qnel at an-at uirvn-5-. lfnml ns-elle-nt: il ernrut ions nov:-lg program, hvadml hy Gin Marvin an tonal- lnaxtor and the lh-v. llr. Charles Ma:-tlangluey main -pi-alter, highly rnlvrtuin- ingg ilani-e lo nuntir ol' ' ' Broadway ony. Ht..-.1 ft.-f. um. I-Irs-In-1. who -ang on thu- propgrntn.l Imam Mill, I. lfelvrnury ll junior Cahi- net elected. lSylsta Kant' anil Marguerite Mrllflaatcr, Inu of the lnrmherr..l 5. l-'u-Inmary IT Srrlp and Plums- organized. tllorl- Hiluarzla. a lnelnlrer of the ru-rltlitr 1-onus-il.t N. ffv N A--I x- QV .4 tr. -'rhrnary Ztl Slailianu It nqna-t with Dinna. n Hrs-4-ln pwtl4lrs-- idea. l'I'wo nl' tha- after-dinner ,peak- era. lfranree Watltnn and ll:-rnirr lfoylznt .. l f-lnrnary ZI Wmltingtnifs llirlhlluy ap-mnhly llllarl- rltn Hilton, rnarh of llu- fanlasy pn--ent:-ul and Ilill Hansen a rharartu-r.l ! V . I 1 J t N x Sixu-on A I ear in rief Il. 9. Ill. Il. I 12. 13 ll. lfelnrttary 25-Girls' mixer for big and little sisters. tlilsie Voorhees, whore rlnvrr readings made a hlt.t lfehruury 2 8 - S t a d i n In World won subscription rontesl for third consecu- tive time. lBill Thomp- son, circulation assistant, and Mary Loomis, who got lttll per rent subscription list for her roII.l March -I - Stadium Tigen nun rily hasket hall title by defeating Bellarminr. llrene Busch. Vivian Havel. Grarn Weller. ron- si-quently I h re e h a p p y girIs.l Marrh -lvjitnlnie Phelan, head football rnarh of Ihr lniversity of Washington. spoke at the football ah- sembly. Illarl Mcllonnell, whn made an announce- lnent.l March Ill-Olytnpir Clulr again organized. 15am Klegman. Clayton Burnard and Emmett Wilson. three arilenl trark booster-a.I March ll v- .l. ,l. Hand- snker, assoriate aecretary for the National Suri!-ly for the Prevention of War, ad dressed students at World I'1-are a s :- e nt h I y . tllnrris Rnnnell, who made nnnouncr-ments ,I Marrh Il--Oratorical run- tesl won hy Fred White: Ralph Johnson and Marion Hay plared second and third, respectively. lFred heing congratulated hy Dorothy Snowden and Mar- garet Culter.I

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THE TAHOMA,1930 1. 3. 5 7. 8. Jlf , M Pearl Anderson and lsahel Chisholm-a Swede and a Svotvll- man-what a combi- nationl, Mary Agnes Ferrier and Dixy Lee Ray, two, hold, had, hloody pirates. Boo-0-ol Covnor Teats-Aha! At last you're vaughl loosing your dig- nity! Ed House, our sen- ior king., jester, or what have you. Hernelha Der y- 1-urly-head. ' U fr Rarhel Hartley and Wes Henry-thass funny. We didn't know you went to- gether. Marjorie Moore- another good-loolv ing optimist. Eighteen e 11. Eslfier Mort-we Herbert Arntson- attahoyl Keep Your Sunny Side Un!! Jimmy Cashion- nonchalant and dar- ing. Andy Coppock, our smart little ive- skater-arnd .no bu ookingy either I f I r 4 ' .4 Q ' 10. 'Eldred Mt'Mille - spring fever or fmt- not? 1 ,lt ' rw fooled you, didn't ywe? 12. Milt Woodard- gosh, no wonder he gets there! 14. Leonard F ri e dm an -all wrapped up in his feet-or feats.