Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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STUDENT ARTS

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- - V V V --.-K 1 -- --rr--v f---Y-----1 Chorba, Blom, Bateman, Donley, Cullis, Benson, Aldrichg second row-Fielding, Brower, Fosburg, Braley, Dalzell, Brachvogel, Gillespie, Edwards, Geissler, Dun- ham, Bennett, Eaton, third row-W. Bitar. M. Bitar, Brown, Blonski, Barnes, Ehle, Dobrovich, Bryan, Broad, Beckenliauer, Drazich, Duncan, fourth row- Garietz, Carey, Chemeres, Draper, Dunsire, Bok, Bunn, Corsette, Neef, Lewisg fifth row-C. Erickson, E. Erickson. Curtis, Bockh, Flaherty, Crowder, Bubnick, Brecht, Brinkley, Hawkins, Danekerg sixth row-Gaillac, Bancroft, A. Gaspar- ovich, Anderson, Bridgham, Francis, Bramstedt, Daugherty, J. Gasparovich, Cowell, G. Dean. MIDDLE PICTURE: Front row-Koskinen, Niska. McDonald, Johnson, Hanninen, Jackson, Hartshorn. Mill-er, Hereford, Murchison, Murphy, Manwell, second row-Makila, Meldrich, Lant. Malysz, Nurmi, Heintz, Nelson, Hollon, Klingberg, Mannion, Ing, Olesiakg third row-Hansen, Monahan, McMinn, Lund- quist. Leiden, Lauzon, Haapanen, Hubacka, Oliver, Hulbert, Hoonan, Jasper, Mattisong fourth row-Pettainen, Oleson, Lehtinen. McFerran Mead, Miller, Hansen. H. Nelson, Hill, Matich, Krieger: fifth row-Pfahler, Losli, Lyse, Picker- ing, Johnson, Keller, Klan, Homchick, Jones. Kullander. Paine, Newell, McKinley, May, Hogan, Morgan, Pavletich. Johnston. BOTTOM PICTURE: Front row-Stevenson, Thompson, Zweth, Russell, Sliva. Tripp, Shalliar, Timo, Ripley, Wuest, Williams, Young, second row- Weatherwax. Strommer, Roberts, Salo, Rice. Zark, Schultz. Towne, Routt. Sund- quist, Steinback. White, third row-Rattle. West. Russell, Zaputil, Seater, Ras- anen, Seyler, Hopkins, Werner, Soma, Raven, Solberg: fourth row-Vekich, Questi. Ross, Walk-er, Ranta, Winberg, Shapton, Stancin, Winnett, Stroh. SOPHOMORE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE The class of ,35 has not only quality but quantity. having over three hundred members, the largest sophomore class in the history of the Weatherwax High School. There is unlimited talent in every field that Weatherwax has to ofier. I believe that the class has sincerely tried to uphold the splendid record they made in the junior high. The sophomore officers and I have been backed in everything the class has undertaken. and it has been a great honor and sincere pleasure to be its president. BILL MORGAN , . f - ' .eijfli Jywf 1 Z wi? HMUltf' ref' , .4 PM ,f 4 'f WJ UMW, fp wc. V I ,. affrolmj . J , ,, afoot 'X ,.ff,' V' 1893-1933 28.

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ASSEMBLIES October 1932 B111 Douglas was Master of Ceremonles for the alumm assembly There were songs musical numbers and pantomlmes November II 1932 Mr john Graham spoke on War Days at the Arm1st1ce assem bly Judson Klmgberg and D1ck Forbes dramatlzed a poem entltled Metal Checks After the assembly school was dlsmlssed for the day November 23 1932 The Thanksglvmg assembly was g1ven by the G1rls Rooter club In concluslon the members formed an A and sang Rooter club songs December 22 1932 The C O G gave the Chrlstmas program whrch took place 1n Mother Goose land June McM1chael as the Old Woman Who L1VCd 1n the Shoe had a hard trme keep1ng her unruly brood 1n order A large number of g1rls took part 1n the assembly and amused the aud1ence w1th thelr ch1ld1sh pranks A spec1alty dance number was g1ven by Mrs Robert Taynton and a group of hmgh school g1rls February 1 2 1933 In remembrance of Llncolns b1rthday Rev Cameron gave a very 1nterest1ng talk February 21 1933 The sophomore class gave the George Washlngton assembly glrls from M1ss McDowells oral Enghsh classes There were also muslcal and dance numbers Apr1l I4 1933 Weatherwax took an hou off and spent lt 1n Hell whlch was the settmg for the Junlor assembly D1ck Balkema was Master of Ceremomes Skeletons dev1ls and other mhabltants of the land CU danced and sang May IO 1933 The senlors showed everyone how condltlons 1n prlson could be bettered There were three cells on the stage wh1ch were f1lled as the entlre senlor class walked by The warden and hls asslstants were Judson Klmgberg and Vlctor Alblno There were a varlety of good acts whxch mcluded The Marx Brothers a medlclne man and hrs barkers an orchestra songs a drlll and a sk1t Th1s was one of the best assemblles of the year and one of the best 1dCaS Nearlv fifty senxors entertamed the audlence Dur1ng the year there several pep assemblles one of the best bemg that before the Aberdeen Hoqu1am basketball game Another was glven by the Alpme club Soon after the Declamatory contest an assembly was held at whlch the wmners gave thexr selectlons 1893 1933 , . 7 bt V, ' ' - n n l ' ' Y ' Sh D7 . 7 . . . I , ' l ' GI . , . 7 . , . , . 7 There was a skit by the Sophomore Playmakers and another by three F 4 . . - . Y ' 7