Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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INEZ BUSCH Post Graduate I will not budge for any man's pleasure. HELEN FRAZIER Post Graduate There ain't no use in gettin' riled. BOYD COOKING Post Graduate But what of this? Are we not all in love? WILLIAM SWEET Post Graduate Not only a scholar but a gentle man FLOYD MA'I'I'HEWS Post Graduate Steadiness is a foundatlon for all virtue N0 PICTURES MYRTLE BROWN English Glee Club ll 2? 'The hand that made you an hath made you good ETHEL GE1NGE Commexclal The fashion glrl MICHAEL MENKAL Industxlal Rifle Club 141 K O M C43 I'm Irlsh I love to wmd my mouth up I love to hear It go ANNIE INFLSON Sclentlflc Luck lS all llght but hustllng IS greater If NINIA NELSON Colnrnexual Promrse is mont gxven when the GOLDEN STURGELL Seientlfrc I lovok WISE? Correct that error Q Il .. I1 .. - i ll ' , H , J , . A V f ' , ,. v , - Y u ' ' n . , . . . . ,, . . , - ,, , . . , . , . . . . 4 . 4 L , I 'YY Y 1. Q Q . , . ,, . . - - sf least IS Sald. Y H . u . 5 20 ff: Lf., r xv

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ANA xxvl xi! 3 En ifjxiisq ,H 7 4 I YI E WALI ACE Commerclal Operetta 143 Glee Club 143 As proper a man as one shall see on a summers day MAXINE VVILKINS Classlcal Iunlor Play 133 Vaudevllle 12 etta 143 Dramatlc Club 13 43 Art Club 143 Glee Club 12 3 43 Annual Staff 133 Orchestra 13 43 Song Leader 133 Quartet 143 VICSPFGS dont 113 Secre tay 123 Glrls League Cablnet 12 33 benlox Play 143 Evangellne wlth but one Gabrlel WILLIAM WOLTER Sclentxtlt He was tall and exceedlngly lank WILMA WOLTLR Commerclal Paper Staff 143 As calm as the waters of the shaded pond DeWITT LARDWELL Sclentlflt Football 133 Basketball 1 3 Baseball 123 I 'lm not an orator but as you know me all a plaln blunt man HARRX MCKINNEY Sclentlflc Gone but not forgotten TED ROBINSON Manual AltS Football 11 2 3 43 Track 133 H1Y 13 43 Student Body Ser geant atArms 143 Holder of W O Grimm Cup 133 Presldent of Boys Athletic Association 143 I flnd you want me to furn sh you wlth argument and lntellect 003 ROBERT STEPHENSON Classlcal Action IS nobler than elthel thought or theory ' Post Graduate There IS nothmg so becomlng as modest stlllness and hum1l1ty EDITH GALLOWAY 24 17 P33367 V ' r ing f :Zn I I , fi 'Wi Y is 'A ' ' 1, E 3, E 5 y L -:, 5, 1 . - A 1 1 , 2 3 . , . ii . , ' . V9 ' s 1 3, 433 One Act Plays 13, 43: Oper- ' 1 ' l 1 3 f : ' : 5 ll , - 3 . , .. 1 ,, I . I , A . . . I 3 1 2 1 3 , , . . . ' , 2 ' ' 7- ' , . . . . . H ' -i'

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SLN IOR CLASS HIS IORY Freshman X ear In the early days of September nrneteen hundred and twenty one A D the members to be of the class of nrneteen hundred and twenty frye entered C H S as green green freshmen We were not reccryed Joyously by the upper classmen because we were always gcttrng rn thcrr roacl or clsc talkrng, too loud Nlr Barley the prrncrpal at that trrne soon strarglrtened us out so that rn a short trrne we came to possess some lrttle drgnrty The first thing that the class of Zn drd w as to orgarrrlc Iclwoocl lxalahan was elected presrdent Olryer Acker yrce presrdent Lucrle Robrnson secretary Frank Lulp treasurer Mr Smrth was chosen class adyrsor 'lhese members of the class of 20 gurded. our freshman shrp of state successfully 'lhe next tlrrng we aceorrrplrshed was to capture a skull cap whrclr was placed upon a hrgh pole by the sophomores lhe ophornores were supposed to keep the freshmen boys from clrmbrng the pole and obtarnrng the cap But the sophomores proved themselyes weaklrngs corrrpared to us and rn less than frxe mrnutes we had clrmbed the pole and captured the cap llhus ended the trrst yrctory In January 1922 we freshmen gave a party rn the hrgh school gym An PY cellent trrrre was emoyed by all Sophomore Year When we met the followrng September we were hrghly elated over our prorrrotron At the trrst class rneetrng the followrng offrcers were electcd lcrank Qulp presrdent 'laylor Harrrson yreepresrdent Dorothea Dalrlstrorrr secretary lanc Lhlrnann treasurer Nlrss YN errner was elected class adyr or Agarn thc class of 20 chose rts offrcers well 'llrrs year we began to produce some regular Spartanlrke athletes for eharles Martrn Devlrtt Lardwell Frank Bras and Fllsworth Pratt won therr letters rn football hear the end ot the school year a real prcnrc was enyoyed by thc l lake Patterson Hence ended the sophorrrore year of the Llass of 20 unror X ear In September 1923 at our frrst Junror class rrreetrng, the offrcers wc elected to gurde our Noble bhrp of State were Jane Llrlmann presrdent Irank Bras xrcepresrdent Dorothea Dahlstrom treasurer Iuxcrnc Sutherlrrrcl ccrctary Nlrss Drrks and M1 Hay es were elected class advrsors Those rnerrrbereg of the Junror class wrnnrng lootball letters were Prank Bras Delhtt Cardwell LeRoy Hall Inll worth Pratt and Bruce Berrncr Dorothea Dahlstrom became edrtor of the Lentralra Lolumns llrrs cer tarnly shows that the Llass of Zo never produced slackers The Junror class of 2a began the precedent of the hrg,h school sc al for therr class prns and rrngs lhe class play lNothrng But the Truth rn whrch Fred Oyerly took the leadrng part proyed to be a trerrrendous success 'lhc play was drrccted by Mrss Chrrsterrsen Phe school year cncled wrth the annual Junror sc nror prcnrc at Black Iakc According to the reports of the senrors rt was a trcrrrcnclous success Senror Year In the month of September 1924 the class of 'Po entered the hrglr school un rts last home stretch Vle elected Fred Oyerly presrdent lane Lhlmann vrce presrdent Jessre 'laylor secretary and XI alter Bclka treasurer Mrss Dun can was elected class adyrsor We were soon assured that our clrorce of offrcers 70 I -,Vs .ti- V V V 'V s -Vs 1 - 7 Y I I ' 'I . Y . 1 ' V V V ,V'V ' V V .- Vn. 1 . V , VV. V L. VV V . V VAV V ' ' V'. . V . V VV , V' , . V . I . V . . Y V . r . , ,V . . 1 1 I 11 11 1 I I I y .V ' V VV 'fr' ' V V . 'V ' V ' V .V V . .. 4 1 1 1' I Iv 1 1 vI ' u 1. 1 V' I 1 1 v ' V , , V. . , . V V 1 . V . V . r ' . V , V V' V Y V , . V V. ee - . V. V V Yr ' V UV ' V 'Y V VV V . I 1 L, LV 1 1 ' V , '. . V . , V ', . . , ' V V V V 11 Q . V V V . VV 'X' ' ' UI I II I bl V . V . V V 1 V - ' ,- , V ' .V . . V V V., VV, 'V ' V V ' 1 . . V V V ' ' VV V - , , - . ,V V V V . 1 ' L 1 V . ' V 1 . ' .V , VV V ' V' , , .V V VV V. 1 - W-1 1 . V V . V . 1 V' . 1 . V', . V' . . .V -1- 1-1- , , , V , . , V ,V V I l 1 I 1 I11 Y I 1 - 1 11 vI1 s II 1 3 , V . . .V . .' -. F . ,- V V . .V V V r 'VV . V . V . A ,' V VV 1 . V V' Y' 1 . V V V V V V V . .V 'V ' 1 1 - 4 . ' . V ' V. V .V . 'V '. V V ' V V Vl,.Qg ,t V V . V , AV. rl 11 1 1 1 1 KEY 11 I 'II I 1 nf' ' 1. 1 JI C I In1 I I 1 11 I I1 11 1 l 1 , 1 , ' V. ' V, 3 ' .U Y ' ' 'Y V . ' .V.' . 5.1 V V s , . , ., 1I 1 1I 1 1 1 1 1 1 s 11 1 1 l V V 1 1 11 . . . , . l V 4 ' FL 2 , bl' X . V V. . - V V . VV ' V . . ' ' . , V' ' ' V., VVVV 'VV V 1- 1 V ..V . . , .V . . . , . V VV -V1 1 1 5 - . V. . ' . H1 . ' 1 V rw 'V V .- I 1 v1 lil! 1 :A-U 1 1 1 1 11 V . V. .. V. ' ' V . VV Y' V, . ',. D., VV V ' rv VV HY ' V ll ' V ', V V V 1 1 V 1 . V . .. VV Y V . V V,. ' V V 1 ., . V Y VV. V . V V' ' ' ...V ' . ', ',, .,V 4. VV V V ' V V V ' VV ' V V .V V ... , VV... . 11 I I' 1 I 1 , , . ..- , . I 1 V I V Q 1 1' 1 I ' V , V, , 1 , 1 - - 1 1 V W 1 V .1 .1 V AV. V 1 .VV V . . - V , . ,. , . , . . .V 1 1 1 1 V'V V ' V . , V .V V , ' '