Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE TAHOMA 1930 HEI - IEE Sonior Class Honor l2oII Thirty-eight members of the Class of 1930, 26 girls and 12 boys, have an average for their three years of high school at Stadium of 90 per cent or more in their studies They are: Elizabeth Spencer ,.,,..... ......... Dale Reedy .................. Lee Rickabaugh ....,.r,.. Virginia Olson ........ Sum Stocking ...............,. ..,...... Meredith Mxnter ......,..........,... ......... Elizabeth Wainwright .,..,...... ......,,. Margaret Janes .... ...,....,...... ..,...... Tommie Yano ................. ......... Florence Edwards ....,..., ..,..,... Leah Davisson ........ Betty Arnold ......., Robbin Keir ..., Helen Berg ........... Robert Eccles ....., Robert Brown .,..,..... Rhoda Firmin .......... Marion Berkie .....,....r, Mary Lou McClure .... lkuko Okada ..,...,..,...... Virginia Marvin .......... Herbert Johnson .,........ Ralph Towne ..,.,....... Loie Roberts ......,..... Bernice Mersom .......... Amanda Leland .,......,. Elma Rosenberger ......,.. ......... Muriel Thompson ....,. Yoshiko Konzo ....,,., Fred Haley ............ Ralph Johnson ..,..... Alfred Waterman ........ Gertrude Hunt ....... Glenn Holman ......., Josie North ................. Rachael bchnender ....,.,.. .,.....,. Annie Rademaker .....,..,.... ,..,..... Mary Jane Wilkinson ...............,.. ,... ,........,.....,..........,.........,...,. 95.40 94.74 94.62 93.47 93.46 93.33 93.26 93.12 93.00 92.12 92.03 92.00 91.85 91.82 91.75 91.70 91.66 91.51 91.45 91.29 91.25 91.12 91.00 90.97 90.90 90.79 90.78 90.77 90.62 90.59 90.52 90.51 90.33 90.33 90.10 90.08 90.07 90.00 Besides this :lumber there are three members of the class who have an average of 90 per cent or more in their high school work, but because they had attended other high schools part of the time they could not be included in the foregoing list. They are: Twenly-fuur Helen Johnson .........,. .... ....,...,..,. 9 2.40 Marjorie Kelley ........ ., ......... 91.80 Meyer Mandles ........ , ........ 90.65

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THE TAHOMA, 1930 Class Son We've sailed along together, we've weathered sun and shade, We've cheered our school together, and fairly we have playedg It was not always easy, and now that we are through, We proudly bring in harbor, the Silver and the Blue. Our ship has sailed serenely for many happy days, lls crew has worked together, in sev'ral pleasant ways, And now that we are leaving on other ships to go., We safely sail in harbor, the good old ship Three-O. We're loyal to our colors, old Stadiumis Blue and Cold, Deeply engraved in memory, our good old school we hold. Now at the time of parting, it's hard to say, Good-bye, Dear 1-lass of Nineteen Thirty, and good old Stadium High! -By Annie C. Class Motto fs Rademaker 1 i X 4 Now for the tafe-offg we're throu h with the round-work. 5 B g 1 ! -By' Robert Brown Twenty-three

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J I f- L 1 ., J, J, f - 4 , 5,1 M I J' THE TAHOMA, 1930 ' g 'X h 1 ,I ' GLADYS ALSKOOG Skoogy was a member of Triple S: oflicer Stadiana: ln- formatory Corps: city plunge record: 3 athletic letters: ln- ternational and D ra m al ic Clubs: jr. life-saving badge: home nursing and bookkeep- ing certificates: Red Cross room 2 semesters: I of 10 best swimmers. GLAD YS ANDERSON Babe won 4 shorthand awards: typing pins. , ff . 1' f ,ff E ERSON Ferrell ent d Stadium in ,the spring es H' Y , main anti 'Vw ,rs A inf ' tb. .fl ff DON E. ANNING As a member of the reserve football squad Don showed ' lotfuof fight. ' BETTY ARNOLD Betty was vice president and treasurer Girls' Club: presi- ,dent Quill and Scroll: associ- ate editor Tahoma: -two ath- letic letters: Sophomore and Girls' Councils: sophomore representative to Student Council: honor roll ll times: French, Dramatic. Triple S, Stadiana clubs: World staff, spring '29: Speakers' Bureau: glee club: junior life-saving dge: in matory recording . 'lerkg iniur prom. junior- J en' ea programs and coni- ' s- Senior Class play. LOUIS BACALICH mall 2 years: varsity tennis, rs man '29 and '30g inter- mediate football captain '29: i K midget football '27: midget basket ball '27 and '28: var- sity soccer '28: second team soccer '27: Hi-Y: Tahoma staff: sergeant at arms Beaux Arts Club. Artie played varsity basket 4 M fi i Y GILBERT BAKER As Gilbert attended Lincoln in the afternoon all the time he was enrolled at Stadium. he was unable to participate in school activities. CARL E. ANDERSON Andy made the varsity football squad in his first and only year at Stadium. He attended Pacific Lutheran Col- lege during his sophomore and junior years. A s ' O. EDWARD ANDERSON Ole was in the Senior Class play: World roll man- ager sophomore year: French. Camera. Olympic. Tumbling clubs. f -r -.-ff THOMAS ANDERSON Tom's activlties include gator roll once: president , ' e Club. band '28 a All 'N room cashier. .v--1. 7 WI LLA MARIE ARM INGTON Dimples won a horne- nnrsing certilicate: t y p ing awards: French and Dramatic clubs: Red Cross rooln. ' HERBERT E. ARNTSON Herb was best known as a musician and poet. He made the honor roll twice: vice president Le Tricolur, secre- tary Scrip and Plume: World reporter spring '30, MARGARET BAISCH Margo was treasurer Girls' Club: circulation man- ager World spring '30g circu- lation assistant World fall '29: Tahoma ad staH': Girls' Coun- cil 2 years: vice president Camera Club '29: chairman membership committee lnter- national Club: Jr.-Sr. tea, Jr. Prom programs: Triple S, Dramatic and Girls' Rifle Clubs. ff Y W w ' Wor roll mun- AM :Y ' ediate football '29: baseball '29. Twen ty-li ve