Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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ra X 'P' , N, 11 Senior Honor Roll Lennard Anderson Sidney Anderson Martha Baker Rachel Barter Louise Beckman Iviarian Beckman ' jane Bellinger Sigrid Bergerson Dorothy Brodsky Dawne Buckner Lucile Calef Betty Carlson Carl Carlson Russell Chamberlain Betsy Chase Philip Cheney Genevieve Clark Paul Clement Morton Cone John Krilich Giro Kubo Betty Kuhl Lois Kuhl ! Ruth Lisle J' Bertine Loomis Sadie Lunn Phyllis MacGregor Kathryn Mahaffay Roger Mastrude Q Elizabeth McCoy7ji Dorothy Miller Lois May Morton Edward Murray Furniko Nakamura Carol Nootnagel Helen Norman Mary Pearson Margaret Perkins Helen Poe john Croxall Dorothy Daniel Donald Roberts -C Eleanor Emmons john Rockway Carolyn Fogg Agnes Shortt Maggie Franich Frances Smith Genevieve Glenn Sally Spencer Douglas GOHYSH Helen Stalwick rcgfarktcgoucgdl Elmer Stewart iurs on riggs Eric Hagberg llivelygl Swanson Florence Hiller lf X F' Oy, Wanstrom Scott Huston Pauline Thaut Yaeko Izaki Rosamond Thorne Grace H. Johnson Jean V63-Zia Robert Karman James Vidos Dolores Klapstein Ruth Ward Franklin Korsberg Harvey Warren Outside Honor Roll Ted Abstein Carroll Frank Frank AUSICY Cora Luttrop Fern Beaudet Elizabeth McDougall Mae Rose Munroe Q il alla' 1 f ,th X FX J , claw X.

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Senior Class headed by Richard Metzger, to be presented as the Senior Class play. Splendid perf formances were given May 18 and 19. Since the number of parts was small and there was a large, enthusiastic and talented group trying out for the positions, it was decided to have a double cast, one presenting the play on' one night and the other the following night. The leading parts were portrayed by Rowena Ball and Muriel Knapp in the character of Sarah Moonlight, with Ralph Benson and Jack Ricker playing Tom Moonlight. In an effort to get better attendance at the matinee dances, each dance was sponf sored by a class. The first one, which came on Jan. 18, was promoted by the Class of '34, and was a successful event. In the spring of 1933 the student body elected oflicers for Student Council for the next year. All four of the successful candidates were members of the Class of '34 who had distinguished themselves already in high school. The oiiicers were: Roy Wonders, president, Richard Metzger, vice president, Carolyn Fogg, secretary, and Kenneth Powell, treasurer. At the beginning of the next year when Kenneth resigned to become senior president, John Fukuyama, another senior, was selected to fill the position. . The Girls' Club also elected its officers from the ranks of the seniors, choosing Helen Poe for the position of president, Yaeko Izaki as vice president, Dawne Buckner as secretary, and Virginia Hawkins as treasurer. Girls' Club did not stop here, it chose three of its four departmental chairmen from the ranks of the mighty Senior Class. These chairmen were: service, Virginia Keener, school welfare, Evelyn Swan' son, social, Mary Davis. The opera 'LThe Vagabond King by Rudolph Friml was presented in March with many of the leading parts being taken by seniors. These included Castle Arpke, George Duncan, Elvina Whitmyre, Judy Brush and Gordon Tuell. Many of the members of the Senior Class have distinguished themselves for their journalistic ability. The Class of '34 claims as its own three editors of The World- Helen Stalwick, spring of '33, Elmer Stewart, fall of '33, and Dawne Buckner, spring of '34. Helen was also editor of the 1934 Tahoma, being the second person to hold both positions. Cther seniors who have been outstanding in journalism are: Sid Anderson, Eleanor Emmons, Bill Dammeier, Dorothy Brodsky, Betty Kuhl, Lois Kuhl and Dorothy Daniel. In the cheering section the seniors have two representatives-Castle Arpke, yell king, and Dan Andersen, yell duke for two years in succession. As usual the Stadium basket ball team won the city title and with it the right to go to the Washington state basket ball tournament at the University of Washington. Recovering from a bad start the team won fifth place in the state. Cf the eight who went to Seattle four were members of the Class of '34. They were: Roy Wonders,- Bob Eewell, Charles Soper and Jerry Gipple. Bob Grimstead, the other senior on the Hrst string, was injured toward the end of the season. Other seniors who have been outstanding in some phase of Stadium activity are: Evelyn La Motte, threefyear debater, Roy Swanstrom, threefyear debater and busif ness manager of The Vv7orld, Phil Nakane, threefyear debater and sports editor of The World, Bill Donaldson, Boys' Council president, Duane Mellinger, HifY presif dent, and Sigrid Bergerson, Stadiana president. To trace the history of this mighty group we find them as sophomores with the following group of oiiicials: Karl Richards, president, Helen Poe, vice president, Clive Moore, secretaryftreasurer, Thurston Griggs, boy representative to Student Council, and Louise johnson, girl representative. The next year finds a most unusual situation. The same steady hand remained at the helm-Karl Richards was reelected class president. The other officers were: vice president, Evelyn Swanson, secretary, Maurita Shank, treasurer, Kenneth Powell, girl representative to Student Council, Virginia Keener, boy representative, Gerald Gipple. ll7l

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TED ABSTEIN was a member of Beaux Arts and Stamp Clubsg Senior honor rollg he attended Berkeley High School fCalif.j one semester. BILLIE ACTON was a World roll managerg Thanksgiving and Christmas committees. EVELINE M. ADLER QEVJ was a student nurse. She Hn' ished her credits in January. MARGARET AKESON fMargeD was vice president Senior Classg honor rollg Stadianag student nurse, Rifle Clubg hike leader, typing awardg Girls' Club committees. GEORGE ALAVEKIU 1CurlyJ was a wrestler '33. ENNETH V. ALLAN fliennyl was in midget footballg midget basket ballg track, band, Radio Club, Senior Class play. JOYCE ALLBUTT majored in shorthand, typing, bookkeepf ing. DAN EQ ANDERSEN was yell leader two years, opcrag Football Night master of ceremonies '33g Glee Club. EDNA O. ANDERSEN fNenaJ was in style shows. SOLVIEG ANDERSEN fSolJ was in Stadianng shield win' nerg Girls' Club committees. .5 1' 1 .. Ili. as new A A' DERSON was in HifY: secretary Boys' Councilg swimming team, usher at commencement '33, assembly. ALFARETTA CATHERINE ANDERSON majored in book- keeping and history. She attended Lebam fWash.J High OILS tefm. ' 1 BURRITT ANDERSON fBurrJ was president Rille Clubg Student Council, Chess Club secretaryg honor roll, World roll manager, Radio Club. DORIS A. ANDERSON fSwedej worked after school. She majored in shorthand, typing and art. ELEANORE ANDERSON was a student nurse: booklceepf ing Eertificateg Girls' Club Committees. HELEN B. ANDERSON majored in Latin, science, history and art. LENNARD ANDERSON U..enJ was in Sophomore Councilg orchestra, operaq Senior honor rollg World roll managerg assemblies. MARGARET JOAN ANDERSON was in bandg Girls, Club orchestrag pep bandg assemblicsg committees. She attended Grant High CPortland, Ore.J three semesters. NORMAN ANDERSON CNormj worked in lunchroomg bookkeeping certificate. He finished his credits in January. SIDNEY ANDERSON KSidJ was HifY presidentg Tahoma sports editorg World sports editor, fall '33g sports writer, spring '34g Senior honor rollg World and Tahoma roll man' agcrsg Stadium Red Cross representativeg Boys' Council. ll9l'