Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Bob num, cnsfmlsn Mum.. lmy wsmfsy, nan mlm, swim canm, aah williams SENIOR CLASS HOWlNG fhe same spirif and willingness lo cooperate which made him so valuable in alhletics. Chief Bob Davies successfully guided fhe desiinies of the Tribe of '38 lhrough a year of achievemenl in every field of endeavor. To assisl him lhe class chose Charmian Munson as vice preside-nr: Belly Wether- by. secre+ary: William Taylor. freasurer: Frances Collier. girls' represenfaiive io Sfuden+ Council: Bob Williams, boys' represenlafive. Evelyn Decker capiured valcdiciory honors wifh a perfect record of 28 A's for The ihree years. Virginia Laniz. who also had a fine scholaslic record, was chosen saluiaforian of The class. Boih girls spoke ai commencement Evelyn was secreiary of fhe Vocafional Club. chairman of fhe coslume commiffee for fhe Senior Class Play and a member of Sahasa. Virginia was a member of The Senior Class play-reading commilfee, assisfanf edifor of The World and an aclive member of Sradiana and Triple S. According fo precedenf 'rwo boys and iwo girls musf make up 'rhe quarfei of speakers. As boih The valedicforian and salulaforian were girls the faculfy and class had 'fo make iheir choice from among The boys. Dwighl' Cus'ris was chosen by ihe class as one of fha speakers. Dwighf had been presideni of Chrisiian Union, a member of l-li-Y and on ihe Jayvee looiloall squad. Lawrence Henderson, faculiy choice, was a prominenl debafer. a 'member of Hi-Y and was on The championship midgef baskef ball learn. I-le was also circulafion manager of The World. In ils Sophomore year The class of '38 had for ifs leaders Ray Bucsko. presidenf: Jean Ray, vice presicleni: Belly l-lealon, secreiary: Mary King, ireasurer: Marie Joseph and Douglas Hicks. represenlafives +o Sfudenf Council. This cabinef chose ivory and crimson as The class colors. T81

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The following year ofhcers were: PresidenT. Ray Bucsko: vice presidenT. Dorofhy Swan: secreTary. BeTTy Wefherbyz Treasurer. Vivian Schofield: represenTaTives To STudenT Council. ElizabeTh Decker and Douglas l-licks. The Firefly. i938 opera. had seniors in many of The leading roles. Janice Green did a fine iob in The TiTle role. as did Phil Garland who played opposiTe her. Ofher speaking parTs were Taken by Regina Hoover. ElizabeTh Decker. Richard Laursen and Theodore Picard. The hiT STage Door. which enjoyed a long run on Broadway and was made inTo a markedly successful movie. was presenfed May I3 and I4 by The Senior Class. Mary Jane Hendrickson and Earl Fisher ably handled The leads. They were supporfed by Marie Amef. David Davies. Jean Ray. Gladys Brodsky. Regina Hoover. Ennid Miller, Rufhye Halverson. Jean Palfreyman. Edward Webb. Graham Moore. Emer- son Elder and Donald BurneTT. Three of The Girls' Club officers elecfed in The spring of '37 were seniors: Jean Ray. presidenT: Dora Mae Rice. vice presidenT: RiTa CroTeau, Treasurer. All four deparTnnenT chairmen were of The graduafing class: social. Elizabefh Decker: welfare. Mary Louise Williams: fellowship. Jane Mclnfoshq service. Lucille Decker. Eileen Henry headed boTh The fall and spring sTaffs of The World. This is The second Time since The paper began publicafion Effeen years ago ThaT any one sTudenT has held The iob for a whole year. Mary Jane Hendrickson. Gladys Brodsky and Sam BaTT were awarded medals aT The UniversiTy of WashingTon speech fesfival where Sfadium debafers walked oTf wiTh second place. As juniors The class sponsored The annual Junior Prom. Under The general direcfion of Ray Bucsko. The Theme of a Chinese New Year was carried ouf. Clearing more Than Twice The amounT made The preceding year. The dance lisTed a profiT of 546.45 On April 29 The Class sponsored The senior sweafer dance. Bob Davies was general head of The dance. Johnny l.ong's orchesTra played. This was The lasf all-school affair To be given by The seniors. WiTh novel decorafions carrying ouT The Soufh Sea lslancl moTif and adding To The afmosphere of The occasion. The seniors held Their banqueT on May 20. Programs were also in accord wiTh This unusual mofif. ToasTmasTer for The banqueT was Don Boyle. The class creed was presenled To l-lerman Kleiner. presidenT of The Junior class. by Bob Davies. head of The Class of '38. WiTh Johnny Long puffing his orchesTra Through iTs paces. a dance in The gym followed The banquef. uwlgm cum, Euiyn num, virgin. Lanh. Lawrence Hlndarxon t 'A 'si is T J UT