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

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MARGIE FISH— 8onJa Helnle on wheels. Glee Club (2-3-4); Eagle Staff (4); Operetta (3). HERBERT CARLTON— • Man was not made to question. but adore. Class Treas. (4); T. O. T. (3-4); Camera Club (4). EDNA GREGERSON— Like a circle, ending never, does her talk flow on forever. Pres Eagle Coterie. Girls Athletics (1-2-3-4); Operetta (3). GEORGE CARVER— Ear- ly to bed and early to rise, makes a man—” Dramatics (Operettas. All-School Plays. Vaude- villes. Senior Play (1- 2-3-4); Class Vice-Pres. (4); Band (1-2-3). ESTHER HAALAND— Her ways are w ys of pleas- antness and all her paths are peace. En- tered from Lostine. Ore- gon: Com'l Club EARL CHANDLER— For he’s a happy farmer.” F F A. (2-3-4); F F A Judging Team (3-4); Band (1-2). GLADYS HANNING— For ‘.he’s a Jolly good per- son.” VERNON COLLINS— Mav be I'm small, but re- member mighty Napol- leon.” Honor Society Pres (4); Class Treas. (1); Stage Force (1-2-3- 4). RETSY HEALY— Readv willing, and able. Vice- Pres. Pep Club (4); Ass’t. Annual Editor (3); Senior Play (4); All-School Play (3). MAURICE CROW — Thinking is but an idle waste of thought.” A. S. B. Bus. Manager; Football (1-2-3-4); Track (2-3-4); Baseball (3-4). VIRGINIA IIILI Arling- ton’s nice, but Belling- ham's nicer. Vice-Pres. Girls’ League (4); Pres Pep Club (4); Annual Editor (3); All-School Play (1-2-3); Senior Play (4). JOHN CYRA— When big- ger and better men are made the Cyra’s will take them. Football (3-4); Annual Bus. Manager (3); Class Vice- Pres. (2); Sec. Boys' Club (4). CAROLYN IIOI DAL— She gets a smile from every girl and almost two from every boy. A. S. B. Pres. (4); Senior Play (4); All-School Play (1- 2); A S. B Sec. (3). E L M E R DAVIS— The strong. silent type.” Torch Society (2); Base- ball (1). —■122):—

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VIOLET AKEN—' The best things come In little packages. Vice- Pres. Eagle Coterie (4); Bus. Munager. Eagle (4» DICK ALLEN— Life of the party. T. O. T. (I- 2-3-4); Football (2). EDITH BOYD— Intelli- gent. courteous, and quiet. Entered from Port Angeles. Wash.; Pres. French Club «4); Fa«le Editor (4); Vale- dictorian. DONALD B A L L— Ain t love grand! Football (2-3-4); Pres. Angling Club (4); Eagle (4); G L D Y S Oh these maidens! 3); Office Bus Manager Band (1-2-3). ANDERSON— Scandinavian Library (2- (2-3). LESLIE BALL— What a man! Band (1-2-3); T. O T (1-2-3-4). CATHERINE BLOXHAM— Say It with Music. Music (Operetta. Band and Orchestra. School Musician) (1-2-3-4); Dramatics (Senior Play. Vaudeville) (1-2-3-4). WALT BERTON— Quick as a flash. V.ce-Prei. Bovs Club (4); Basket- ball (2-3-4); Football (3-4); Tennis (1-2-3-4); Pres. Stamp Club (2). FLORENCE ALBIN— One of the fatal three. Vaudeville (2); Glee Club (2-3-4). LEE BEIINER— Dashing- Eagle Staff (4). GRACE CHANDLER— My thoughts are my com- panions. DONALD BJORN— O h these Sophomore girls! Football (3-4). T. O. T. GRACE FERWERDA— Si- lence Is golden— I'm getting rich! GORDON BROW N— What's behind that .•mile? A. S. B V ce- Pres. (4); Basketball (1- 2-3-4); Editor. Eagle(4 ; Cla -s Treas. (2); Cla a Sec. (3). —:[21 ]

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II K L E N IIUSBY— Dili- gence Is the mother of good fortune. Honor Society (2-3-4); Prom Com. (3). I.AKKY FOWLER— Hid i hi. let's go to town! Football (3-4); Baseball 3-4); A S B. Yell leader (4); Basketball (3-4). ELAINE JENSEN— Life is no longer if you hurry. Honor Society (2); Vaudeville (1). CLAUDE GRANT— H e rises early every after- noon. Football (3-4); Basketball (2). EDNA JOHANSEN— Per- sonality plus. Com'l Club Pres. (4); Eagle Bus. Manager (4). JACK GRAY— For every why he has a where- fore. Bovs Club Pres. (4); Student Confer- ence (4); Football (1). R A M ON A KIM B A L L— ‘ As she thlnketh in her heart, so she is. Glee Club (1-2-3); Girls' Ath- letics (1-4). JOHN GRIMM— Say lit- tle and people will think you are wise. Band (1-2-3-4); Eagle Gen. Manager (4). JANET KNUTSON— Pri- vate property—No tres- passing! Vaudeville (1- 3-4); Senior Play (4»; Eagle Bus. Manager (4). BURKE HEATON— He's the movie man. Cine- matography (3-4); Jun. Prom Comm. (3). MA RIE LAWSON — Where'd you get those grades? Honor Society 2-3-4); Girls Athletics (2). JACK HEMEKE- Life’s a bowl of cherries. BETTY LLOYD— Sweet as a song! Entered from Granite Falls. Girls' League Pres. (4); Music (Band. Orchestra. Operetta) (3-4); Dra- matics (Senior Play. All-School Play) (4). R A Y JACKSON— We don't want him any longer — he's long enough already. Ease- ball (2-3-4): F. F A. (4). -:[23]