Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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 The Slillaguamish Trail Page Seventeen Mildred Spoerha e— Annual Staff (3); Junior Pr im C m. (3); Pep Club (4); All-HI Revue (4); Eagle Staff (4). So Nice.” Ida Sten en—Eagle Staff 4). ' Sweet Ah Apple Clda. Rjy Stevens. What a Life.” flrmonn Stout- Honor S?clety (2-3-41; French Club (3- 41; T. O. T (1-2-3-41; Annual Staff (2-31; J’-Mor Prcm. Com. (3): Cla s Yell Leider (1-2); Clans Vtcc- Pres. (3-4); Sec.-Treas. T O T (3); Pep Club (2-3- 4); Eagle Staff (2-3); AU-School Plays (3-4); Vod’dl (2); AI1-H1 Revue (4); Operetta 41; Office (1); II. R. Sale man (2): Campus Day Dir. (2-3). “Ecnle. Meenle. Minle. Mo.” Ilirrv Strickland—Honor 8oclety (2-3-4); Ole? Club (1); T. O. T. (1-2-3-41; Junior Prom. Com (3); Eagl? Staff (4); Vodvll (1-2): Paddle Squad (3-4); Debate (3-4); De lomatlon (1-2-3); Campua Day Dir. (1); Boys Club Com. (4). “Hush Your Fuss. Donald Swanson Older B-'V ' Conference (3): Junior Prom. Com (3): Annual Staff (3); Senior Play (4); T O T. (1-2-3-4); P »s. T. O. T. (4); Track Mgr. (1-2); Stage Force (2-3). ' Somebody Looks Good.” Robert Tronson. Ooin' to Heaven on a Mule.” Oliver Tyler. Anything Goes.' Pearl Vandcrhoc' Junior Prom. Com. (3); Pep Club (2- 3-4); Eagle Staff (4); All-Hi. Revue (4). Contented. Che ter Walt err—Football (3-4); Track Mgr (2); T. O. T. (2-3-4); Senior Play (4); Junior Prom. Ccm. (3): B'V3‘ Club Ccm. (4); Track (1-3-4). What’s Good for the Goose D Good for the Gander. Frances Wlberg-Honor Society (2-3-4); French Club (3- 4); T O. T. (1-2-3-4): Ass't Editor Annual (3): Stu- dent Council (2); Junior Prom. Com. (3); Pep Club (2-3-4); Sec. Pep Club (4); Sec. French Club (4); Girls- League Rep. (3); Office (4); Class Will Com- mittee (4). Where Am I?” StePa Wick—Pep Club (2-3-4); Eagle Coterie (3-4); T O. T. (2-3-4); Office (4); Annual Staff (3): Ea ’e Staff (4); H. R Salesman (4); Campus Day Dir. (2-3). “There Are Smiles That Make Me Happy.

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Page SiJt een The S'illaguamish Trail t Emmett Ramaker—T. O T. (2-3-4); Junto- Prom Com. (3); Football (3-4); Track (2-4); Basketball Mgr (4); Paddle Squad (2-3); All-8tar Football Game (4). “Ah. Sweet Mystery of Life. Adeline Roal—Eagle Coterie (3-4): Pep Club (3-4). Eagle Staff (4); Office (3); Junior Prcm. Com. (3); Typing and Shorthand Contests (3). “Sweet Adeline.” Norman Ronning T. O T. (2); Basketball (2); Paddle Squad (2-3); Stage Force (3-4). To Whom It May Concern.” Juliet Rudolph Honor Society (2-3 4); Sec -Treas Hon- or Society (2); T. O. T (2-3-4); Annual Staff (2-3); Junior Prom Com. (3); Class Treas (1); Pep Club (3-4); Eagle Staff (2-3-4); All-School Plays (1-2-3); Senior Play (4): One-Act Play Contest (3); Vodvil 1-2); Office (1-3); Library (2); Chem. Content (3). For All We Know. Velda Schmoker Orche tra (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (2); Music Festival (2-3-4); T O. T. (3-4); Eagle Coterie (3-4). “Can You Make a Cherry Pie For Billy-Boy?” Violet Schuhart—Entered from Everett 1933; Honor So- ciety (2-3); French Club (3-4): T. O. T. (4); Eagle Staff (2-4); All-School Play (4): All-Hi Revue (4); Class History Com. (4). “Laughing at Life.” Alf Schulberr—Football (l-2‘: Basketball Mgr. (1). “In the Middle of a Kiss.” Agnes Shudshift—T. O. T. (1-2-3-4); Vlce-Pres. Class (1); Sec. Class (2); Treas. Class (4); Honor Society (2-3- 4); Sec.-Treas. Honor 8oc!ety (3); Sec. Girls' League (3) ; Pres. Girls' League (4); Vlce-Pres. County Girls' League (4); Eagle Cote-‘e (3-4); Vlce-Pres Eagle Coterie (4); Pep Club (2-3-4): Student Conference (4) ; Bus. Manager Annual (3); Glee Club (1): Tyn'ng Contest (2-3): All-School Play (1); One-Act Play Contest (3); HI-Jinx (1); Senior Play (4). I’m Satisfied.” Ora Singleton—Honor Society (3-4); French Club (3-4): Orchestra (1-4); Library (2-3-4); Annual Staff (2); Eagle Staff (3-4); Bockmcndlng (4); Music Festi- val (1). “When the Work's All Done This Fall.” Maxine Smith—Entered from Snoqualmle 1935; Glee Club (4): T. O. T. (4); All-Ill. Revue (4); Operet- ta (4) Quiet Things In Life. Mable Smith T O. T. (1). Gosh Darn.” Ray Smith—T. O. T. (1-2-3); Football (1-3-4); Band (1); Junior Prcm. Ccm. (3). “Death. Where Is Thy Sting? Loyal Smoke—Entered frem East Stanwood 1936; not graduating. Helen So berg—Entered from Everett 1935; Honor Soci- ety (4); Clee Club (4); All-Hl Revue (4); Girls’ Ath- letics (4); Operetta (4). A Little Bit Independent.”

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Page Eighteen The Stillaguamish Trail s Liemoi We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Six, of the Arlington High School, of the City of Arlington, in the State of Washington, having acquired comparatively sound minds and memories duringg the four years we have pleased to grace this school with our presence, do hereby, on this 27th day of May. 1936, A. D., testify to our san- ity and declare, sign and publish this to be our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I. To our class adviser, Mr. Barnett, we give our sincerest appreciation, admiration, and affection for the interest he has always placed in us. ARTICLE II. To Mr. Hartz, our bloved Superintendent, we do hereby bequeath solitude derived from our departure. ARTICLE III. To Miss Satre, we leave a drawer full of make-up slips that she may give them lib- erally to the lower classmen. ARTICLE IV. To the next Senior Class we give and bequeath a collection of Magic Puzzles, the solution of which prove to them an enjoyable pastime when the preparation of their lessons becomes monotonous and other diversions lose their attraction. We give and bequeath to the Sophomore Class a large pail of unused brain-glue to be used by them carefully and persistently while preparing their lessons. We hope this will prove effective in fastening American History data and other dry matter in their minds without too much exertion. In order to show our good will towards the Freshmen, we bequeath to them all our poor-work slips so that they won’t feel that they are being left out of the ups and downs of A. H. S. life. ARTICLE V. 1. Florence Aberge and Maxine Miller leave their singing ability to Glen Madson. 2. To Jorun Peterson, Fred Arnot leaves his tapping ability. 3. Laurence Blair and John Contento leave Marge. 4. Harley Bovee leaves a test tube full of NH S(CM)g to Whitey Tondell. 5. Don Brame leaves his talking ability to Wilbur Quake. 6. Leonard Bowles leaves nothing, he takes everything with him. 7. Mildred Bioe, Dot Knutson, Maudie Gruwell, Ella Anderson, Roy Stevens, Oliver Tyler left early. 8. Mable Bulle leaves her good grades to Tut Maurstad in order that he may graduate sometime. 9. Elburn Collins leaves with a sigh of relief. 1 0. Gladys Cooper, Roberta Davis, Dot Eads and Lila Haskins leave with a dia- mond on their finger. 1 I. Dean Field leaves on a Kiddie Car. I 2. Roy Hanning leaves his tracks to the office to Bob Leach. I 3. Margie Leach, Celeste Murray, Dot Bundt and Mary Blake leave their Loud Noise to Gretchen Heaton. I 4. Carol Meier leaves her height to Gordie Brown in order that he will grow to be a man. I 3. Pearl Paulson and Frances Pecnik leave their chewing gum beneath the desks. I 6. Floyd Persson leaves his bashfulness to Jarl Sesby. I 7. Emmet Ramaker leaves his dancing ability to Mr. Henrichsen.