Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1939 volume:

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Ska srgximm ossx ed a ooX X4 O V03 Wax Q ss. dodx e scio a'xYx 'x 'x'xOx Y , We, The Staff AL The 1939 Chehalin to WZUVVZJ H0266 ,HAH-df , our most interested and devoted boosters, who through their own efforts, have helped to make us what we are. ll IHCATHI R mary Graham Bob Clelan Editor A Manager F17 V' W I H51--' Anm I 'l'RATl0 QL' E fl? I I fi Q? lv aff' QXYSOAH V a V' oxgxxfwixeaqk-NI - . 5 . 9 . J acc,e9xLlZ1X0Vo0 X fb' , f a +8601 C009 , Y O TQ, QR.. X N W 9 X F JJ f 4+-fly if Q Q Q f E3 Iohn D. Clann Superintendent Boyd C. lacobs ,Principal 1 I fi I0 f ,M . Q I , I 5 21 --EN-x Inlli I iiiliiio I believe in boys and girls, the men and women of a great tomorrow, that whatsoever the boy soweth, the man shall reap. I believe in the curse of ignorance, in the efficacy of schools, in the dignity of teaching, and the joy of serving another. I believe in wis- dom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of a printed book, in lessons taught not so much by pre- cept as by exampleg in ability to work with the hands as well as to think with the headg in everything that makes life large and lovely. I believe in beauty in the schoolroom, in the home, in the daily life and out of doors. I believe in laughing, in all ideals and distant hopes that lure us on. I believe that every hour of every day we receive a just reward for all we do. I believe in the present and its opportunities, in the future and its promises, and the divine joy of living. EDWIN ASGOOD C-ROVER ESTHER B. FLAGG jliffv MARCUS W. BOETTCHER Washington State College, B S Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Phlogistons Advisor, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, lunior Home Room, lunior Class Advisor FAC L'l'Y YP. F . ARLSON Whit an College, , S. Commercial Lavv, Advanc Math, Geometry, Boys' Advisor, Golf Coach, CATHERINE BARNES , University of Waghirggton, 7 77- rB. A, lurior an enior ' English, Dramatics lnstruc- ',, x ,N , W tor, Managing Assemblies. f Ng W ROBERT BRUMBLAY MARGARET LUET Washington Stale College, B A, Biology, Home Rela- tions, Related Arts, Home Economics, Home Econom- ics Club Advisor, lunior Home Room lj Washington State College, B, A World History, Eco- nomic Geography, Physical Education, Football and Basketball Coach, Letter- men's Club Advisor M11 9 ld it fve- M,l'10s 11, , Washington State College, B. A, Latin, German, Amer- ican Problems, Honor So- ciety Advisor, lunior Home Room WESLEY M MOORE Linfield College, B S. Sophmore English, Sopho- more Home Room, Camera Club Advisor, Hi-Y Advis- or, Crimson and Gray Ad- IOSEPHINE FISHBACK Ellensburg Normal, Secre- tary to Superintendent visor, Chehalin Advisor, ERTRUDE OGDEN University of Washington Physical Education Girls Sports Girls Athletic Associat on Advisor Health -Tumbling Club Advisor, FLORENCE HANDY CORA L HARMS Washington State College, Washington St te B A Art, lr. High English B A Typin , rarian lunior Clas A ,or, Stu upervisor HENRY S PORTER Washington State College, B S Vocational Agricul- ture, Advisor of E F A L R MlT'l'EN Pacific University, B A American History, Civics, Vice Principal, Chehalin Advisor, Senior Class Ad- visor, Senior, Basketball Coach F B SMITH South Dakota State Col- lege, B S ,Shorthand Typ- ing, Bookkeeping, Student Body Treasurer's Advisor Commercial Club Advisor: Soohom re Class Advisor THOMAS K, VAN Oregon State College, Industrial Arts NlCE B S CALVIN STOREY Washington State College, B A Graduate College Work National Music Camp, Michigan Band, Chorus ivies A l WHITE Purdue University, Indiana B. S Horne Economics Girls' Advisor, Honor So ciety Advisor, Student Council Advisor G Q 1 r P. - :..,I IQ. A . I, if-3-.-si ' A W 5 7 UW Im fig, L, ffm xi gg' QW Qi c,x00Xat5 Em s 6 A bgfwrn O i:e9?L L N e v Xe?-W' QQQQXN Q, XX :QTL t - . L, C? MJ Q aww DAN HOCBERG Vice President President 6 I a, HARLAN soivieizviue CERRY MCDONOUGH Secretaryflreasurer ll lllli CLASS One hundred and twenty-five of usl Not only have we set a precedent in being the largest class to graduate from Crimson and Cray, we have also achieved distinction in attaining a high scholastic average. You won't be forgetting us soon. We paved the way for future frolicksome fun when we as Sophomores, spon- sored a dance under the leadership of President Dale lvlaier. Nor did we stop therel All through our junior and Senior year, we maintained our rugged and staunch individualism. The junior Prom proved the social high spot of the season, thanks to the executive management of Bill junkin. Those good looking blue and gold class sweaters were also chosen during this eventful year. Let us not forget our senior personality, l-larlan Somer- ville, under whose guidance we have arrived at the close of our high school acreer. David judd will be remembered as the state champion cornet soloist, Don Payne for his public speaking, and Elva Lewis because of her 4-l-l work. We leave with fond regrets despite all our nonchalant bravado and extend a hand of appreciation to lvliss Barnes and Mr. Mitten, our class advisers. ,.,..-v WARREN SNllTH Sergeant at Arms Sll lllll NORMAN ANDERS College Preparatory Honor Society 2, 3, 4' Plwlogistions 3, 4, Ba l-li Y 3, 4j Intramural Bas ketball 2, 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3 4 JM' E SYLVETA ARMSTRONG General Entered from Prosser Girls' League 4, Skff Clu 4 , ,fl ROBERT ALBERS General Boys' Club 3, 4. ON nd 2 El'l'l'l ll PAUL BAlLEY General 41 Stage Crew 2, 33 Field b Crew 2, 3, Skit Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4 ROBERT BARNER College Preparatory Entered from Tacoma 4 Skit Club 4, German Club 4. ELLA MAE BENNETT General Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Skit Club 4 g i im DICK ADAMSON General Field Crew 4, lntramural Nr Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Carn- era Club 4 Of LOIS ALLENDER General Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Band 23 German Club 4 6 r f GERALDINE lvl ANDREWS Ccmmmflal DONALD BALFOUR ' College Preparatory German Club 3, 4, E, F A 4, Band 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Corn- mercial 3 l 1 l b KX ! - Camera KATHERYN ElLEEN BEIERS Home Economics Home Economics Club 4, Skit Club 4, Girls' League Plays 4, TED ADOLPHSEN College Preparatory German Club 3, 4, Big C Club 4, Football 3, 4 Football Manager 2 PETER L. BAl LEY General Intramural Basketball 2 3 4, Field Crew 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Football Manager 4, Blg C Club 4 4, Skit ALFRED BENNY General Band 3 4, Orchestra 2, Track 3, lntramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, fl IACK E DUGAW I lr! lJ V ' Q K :'I i ri , BETTY l3RAUTlGAlVI Fx N 2 General - Skit Club 4, Honor Society br . 2 3, Girls' Athletics 2 HAZEL BROCKWAY General 4, German Club 3, -l CATHERlN College P IACK Braiooss ' C A A -4, College Preparatory Home Economics Club 2, 3, ,X E BYRNES reparatory President 3, Crimson and Gray fl, Honor 3 4 Day , Play .N , nd2,3,-1,Li rurarian 4, Rltlogistons 3, 4, cil 3, Home nt 3' German Clterialin -l, slwington Mu- fl Ttlmbling fl C ll P t ' i f H Footballlggg3,leG3:lTajll3, 4, Cmmaf Clllb 3- lr Clloflla 9flClC'TY 2, . gig Crm 3! .4! infra- L, Field Crew 2 2 3 4' Ba i ,l B k tb ll 2 4 mlm ag il 2 3 Slll l9VTl Coun Room Prewle Club 3, flj A Soutlrwest Wa sic Meet 3. , 'K ? 1 S o iRENE ELMGREN ARTHUR F BROWN Commercial College Preparatory 2 fr lfifiliri Eillitlii re ir Hr- f Q ' Q - C - V LFC E on nillcs Club 2' 3' -l, Field Crew 21 German Club 3, 4, ,lunior Prom 41' MARY SUE DUNCAN College Preparatory Entered from Bend. Oregon 3 Crrmson and Gray 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Flirt Club 4 Committee 3 BOB CLELAND KAT Banrl -l, Tbnnli 2 3, -l, Honor Society 2, 3, fl, Rrees Club 3, Clam Treasurer 3 BUD FOX , General Entered from Yakima 3 lunior Prom Committee 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 fx THELMA FOOTE Entered from Olympia 4 Bti-L45 QABEL Girls' League 4, Skit Club . G Cgllggg Prepargtgry 4 , -,., Girls' League Plays 2, 43 f Crimson and Gray 3, -l, W5 German Club 3, 4, Phlo- gistons 4, Secretary 3, Hon- i lf' or Society 2, 3, l, Home Room Hostess 7, lunior Prom Committee T, Home Economics Club 2, 3, -l, Class Secretary 3, Slit Club, Vim-Cttarrrnan -l College Preparatory College Cltelialin 3, -l, Crimson and German C HLEFN DOW Preoaratort. lub 3, -l, Fllwlo- Gray 3, Football 2, 3, ln- gettin: 3, 4, Girls' League tramural Basketball 3, 4, ltlaye 2, 31 Honor Society Hi Y 3, 4, Pnloglstons 3, 41 7, Skit Club 4 E lllll RGSEMARY GRAHAM College Preoaratorw' Clwelwalin 2, 3' Eflrlflf Gerls' League Vicoapresi- clent 3, Girls' League Cone ference Girls, League Plaxs 2 3 4 Gxrls' League Cabinet 3, Pblogistnns 3, 4 Band 2, 3, Qerrotary 4, C 4 tufent Council 4, lunior Prom Corrrnittee 3 Plat Day 2, 3, iCllllll,',C'iT Waslw- rnglon Music Meet 3, 4, G A , 3. 4 Honor So- BETTY lEAN GRAHAM College Preparatory Honor Society 3, Tumbling 3, Secretary 2, Presrdent 3, Home Room President Z, Girls' League Treasurer 3, G A A 3, Play Day 2, Girls' League Cabinet 3, Student Council 2, Gi'ls' League Plays 2, Band 2, 3, 4, luriior Prom Committee 32 Cnenalrn 3, Southwest Washington Music Meet 3, 4 gig-lx 3 3 4, German Club CARL '-WGBTROM General g 3 i Boys' Club 3, 4, Skit Clu 'X 4 w Q 5 -l fa 4 g U ,445 HELEN HAMlLTON College Preparatory Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Play Day 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Skit Club 4, G A A 2, 3, 4, Tumb- ling 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Phlogrstons 4, Press Club 3, Crimson and Gray 4 F VJlLLlAM HANSEN Agriculture F A Secretary Z, 3 Presrdent 4 lOHN HEMPH l LL General lnterecl from Portland 3 Wit Club 4, Fiolrl Crew 4 , CECELIA HEWlTT Home Economics Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pltlogrstons 3, 4, Crimson and Gray 4, Librarian 2 Girl FRANCES HALLMAN Commercial s' League 2, 3, 4, Girls' Atnletics 2 ewsai ' liii l I 1i'i A t .. ' ' 1. 'N ilsr . A CH UCK GR I EGER General Slut Club 4, Field Crew 2, 3 lntrannural Basketball 2. 3, 1, Basketball 2 MAX HAYS General Football 2, 3, 4 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 Home Room President 3, Big C' Citlb 2, 3, President 4, Publicity Manager -'l, ituclenl' Coun- cll 3, 4, Boys' Club Board ot CCr'tr'l 3 DONALD GRAHAM College Preparatory Track 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 2, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4' lunlor Prom Commit- tee 3, Chorus 3, Basketball 3, Boys' Club 3, 4, Big Club 2, 4, Band 7, 3, 4, Hi Y 4, Home Room Presie dent 2 Q? MlCKlE HENDERSON Commercial ,SOHN H HEHN General Yell Duke 2, Yell King 'l Intramural Basketball Z, 3, Al, Office -S, Cborus 2, 3, ltuclent Council 1. Honor- lf'nrrn ierretarv 2, 3, Clase 4 Vice-lfresizlr-nl Z 'Skit Club Secretary 4, Crimson and Gray Z, 3, 4, Chorus 3 if Q' EEN l-VCKEY 'Q'L'fnwGl'w1l f l :ffm N:'1avr'vC -4 .., .wv C-:ln7l11,' 4 in 'df-,RVN :MEUNND several V l ffjff f'c'1l'alxa -l ww -2 Hqlslfzfiwnli -4 'ls' C x lf' + F , WlfNl?L',fxl2ETL MOVE Cr life U:fsl7.1'3TQf',f ' ' YN ECM uw, 4, '-limi' F.nz'w:lwlfN CKJ3 2. 4 Hof:- lr Scfwll, 1, K, WE8C,fE'l':VV i -af Pub 4 Owns -lx ill-Ar-,-.f 'E C A A 3, 1, 'flulfg l lbmmu-w LV' 1 1 wean. may 3 Wlllfww 1 lVl'fi:l2ll ff ww f'fVn'f.a'li' C 1 .Jr , ,f f 1 . H - C-,ll Lfzerww' MT 'Urs' CQ'f:m-flei. 1 Bidi ,5 Y U'f'l'l2f 1 Al ml: Lf' C .ll 1 ,-'eq ,as-, NED IOHNQTONE General lnTramllmI Baslfelball 2, 3, -4, Fleld Crew 2 3, 4, Skit Club 4 K DAN HOOBFRC Czlwsgff l epamlfzr .v a , J, 71 Cfmwenn and Cray 4g Cer! 5 rr lu Club 2 4. iulrgmwal 2 5 1 1 Or ' 3 lf l Q' B :-l Pfbdll , 1, j Frfm Cmmm mme ln. ll Z BUD HODKN9 fxmv' rv' XA Plz. , Folzllzall 2 4 Clwfus 2, 3 5 H153 C3115 f, Q A ff MN: Cfmmc' l R' llfwf' R ,vw Nw, ffm, 5 l I ,, fw ,- X, 'V -,gl-':lxlt --AV' s x f li., QU f , f, l 1, ,- ' ' 1 'l '2 5' as-qg -:.'.,7zx-: ., -l .. , L , ., s,.iw lilfii llljlwfxlf - X llcr,4UlTf',,,:1-qlrnl y 4 nav l 'l lpmwf fri- Q 3 lrvmm 1 al Bay ll .Y ' -3 fwrrmvl 3 'lvl' Club 4. N fJm,f1+fW 'g . . f. , 1 ftp 5 QVFHP Y Inwefal 'flmmvlclfal I f,r'rTw,x '1l: 3 '5 1 fd C 515.351-AQ 2, 3 l w ' ,Gnu f .Z 5 fflfffvf l .YN ll l,OF?f'Xl'wF IOP-JES CQWPME Bmw CMD? 4 ' X fl DAVID l. FUVJD fjwlleiil Uropargm. l Y Cevmu Clglv 3 -1, llmcf Sxlflll, 2, 3, l, Plwlclglslons 3. 4, Cllmiflll and Cray 3. 4 Bmw! 2 8 -1, Press Cll.lu 1 -1, Crflwe-slra 2, Qlcar Club fl, All Nwrflmxesl Hugh S'lmr1i Bend 71 Sfale Hugh icmzzml Svlo Clwamplon 3 lllll JERRY B KAlN General Skit Club 4, intramural Basketball Z, 3, 4, German Olub 3, 4, lunior Prom Committee 3 lACK LA DUE Agriculture ll CHARIJE C KAIN General Hi Y 3, 4, lntramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, Press Club 4 Skit Club 4, junior Prom Committee 3 WlLllAlVl lUNKlN College Preparatory Band 2, 3, Class President 31 Hi Y 3, President 4,, Student Council 3, Press Club 4, Crimson and Gray 3, -l, lntramural Basketball Z, Skit Club 4, Honor So- ciety 3, lunior Prom Corn- mittee 3 WALTER LARSEN General F F A 2,3,41lrrtramurf1l Home Room Secretary 3, Basketball 3, 4 Tra ck 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Crew 4 IONE lvl LAWRENCE Home Economics Home Economics Club 3 4, Chorus 2, Skit Club 4 ELVA LEWIS Agriculture Honor Society 2, G A A 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Home Room Hostess 2, Skit Club 4, IEAN KlESZLlNG College Preparatory Home Economics Club P, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Crimson and Gray 4, Skit Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Ger- DANNY E KAlN Scientific Camera Club 4, President 3, Field Crew 4, Skit Club 4, Crimson and Gray 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. WlLBLJR LARSEN General Camera Club 4, lntramural Basketball 3, 4, Field Crew 4, Home Room Pres- ident 3 lU'3Trt-IE lUSTlCE Horne Economics Class Treasurer 2, Home Room Secretary 2, 31 Home Economics Club 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' League Plays 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Crinson and Gray 4 l man Club 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Southwest Washington Music Meet 3, 4 3, ELSIE LEWlS General Honor Society 2, G A, A 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, Crimson and Gray 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Skit Club 4 'X . llvux JEAN LAUGHLIN College Preparatory Crimson and Gray 2, 3, Editor 4, Home Room Pres- ident 2, Student Council 2, 4, Girts' League Plays 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Skit Club 4, lun- ior Prom Committee I3, Girls' League Corresponding Secretary 4 sc., STANLEY l,lNN College Preparatory German Club 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Plwlogistons 3, 4, Honor Society 2 3 4, Football Manager 3, Crim Son and Gray 4, Big UC' Club 4, Field Crew ' J sl-J 'J ARLINE LOTZ College Preparatory A S B. Secretary 4, Song Duchess 3, Honor Society 2, Skit Club 4, Crimson and Gray 3, 4, Girls' League Plays 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus 43 Student Council 41 Girls Sextet 2, Girls' Athletics 2 E BERNARD MacDONALD College Preparatory Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, lunior Prom Committee 3, Big C Club 4, Field .Q-, 'OF rl BETTY lANE LOWRY General Crew 2 llllt Cr msor and Gra' 7 -i r , y A, 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Ger VlOLET man Club 3, 4, WW Cllb 4, Librarian 4, Cnc-nat in 2 Z WARREN MALTMAN College Preparatory Entered from Vancouver 4 Naoayine 'R , C Club 4, Trac Football 4, Cnorus 4, Big k 4 ' League 4, Girls' Lea- gue Plays 4, Skit Club 4 l ,irytlfqf-,, ll WF. ge. DALE MAIER General Football 3, Big Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Crim- son and Gray 3, 4, Cnehalin 2, 3, 4, A S B Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Hi Y 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 2 MAlDA lvlARTlN Commerfial Entered from Onalaska 3 Honor Society 4, Office 4, Commercial 3, 4 GERRY MCDONOUGH College Preparatory Home Room Hostess 2 Class Secretary 2g me Economi s Club ' , 4 Germ lub 3 , BARBARA MCGANDY Home Economics Q Girls' League President 4 me Economics Club 2, 4 ie- resident 3, Librar ia , 3, Chenalin 3, Stu Prom Committee 3 s y , , O e 3 ' C ry d re er 4 ALT B MASON' General N , Band 2, lntrarnural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 GEORGE MEYERS College Preparatory Skit Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Pres- ident 4, lunior Prom Com- mittee 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. t Council 4, junior l I lLLS College Pre aratory Entered from La Crosse 3 Plwlogiatons 3, 43 l-li Y 4, Crimson and Gray 4, Field Wl Nl Rl? MURRAY enera! Foorball , 4, Basketba: 2, 3, 4, lg C Club 3, 4, Traek 3, , Chorus 2 wtage Cree, 4 lil BARBARA MOORE General Crimson and Gray 4, lunior Prom Committee 5, Skit 5 Clit' 4, AIS IL NOWADSXUCK oifege Preparatory A 2 'reasurer 4 DOROTHY L PATTERSON Home Economics Ski? Club 4, Girls' League Pla-rs 4, Home Economics Club 4 LYLE PAULSEN College Preparatory A S B President 4, Big C Club 2, 3, 4, Football . 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2,,3, Home Room Vice-President 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Com- mittee 3 League ereJ 't U o I Crew 4, Basketball Mana- Ski' ger 4 l l l WAYNE MONBECK Suentlfic ' German Club 3, 4, Honor l Society 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 3, 4, Plrlogistons 3, 4, Horne Roof: Rresioent 2 . l N ALlCE RUTH MURRAY Home Economics Girls' League 2 3, 4 Home . Econowecs Club 4, M y Rl,ll'l-l I OSTROM o Coieege Preparatory Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Of- rife ' ., ,Y gi. A I an 7 pf ir LLOYD DAULSEN General Football 2, 3, 4, A S. B Sargeant at Arms 4, Boys' Club Vice-President 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus 2, 3, Big C Club 2, 3, 4, Class Sergeant at Arms 2, GLEN RATE General Field Crew 2, 3, 4, Assist- ant Basketball Manager 2, 5, lnlrarnslral Basketball 2, 3, 4, Big 'C' Club 3 4' Sk5t Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, ,474 s MARGARET L SHAVER DONALD PAYNE College Preparatory F F A 2,3,4 Band2 3, Cnorus 3, Public Speak- ing 2 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4 ll'w1Jl9r+rcf KATHRY N SCHERER Commercial Girls' League Plays 4, Crzmson ann Cray 1, Come rriercial 2, Home Ecxnomicgs Club 2, 4 X AX if i , Q1 ELRENE L RAMSEY Commercial Sirls' Athletics 2, Skit Club 4, Commercial Club3 f rl fl, ll lllll jllvtlVlY REYNOLDS College Preparatory Basketball 2, 3, Big NC Club 2, 3,,,4, Crirnson and Cray 41 German Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 lunior Prom Committee 3 RONALD RAYTON Scientific Boys' Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Field Crew 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 4 DOROTHY SCHWEDER PHY!-t-lg rqigiqgiq Commercial Geheggil Entered trorv Winlock 3 Qirlg' Lg-ggrig 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4, Skit Club 4 DOROTHY M RlLEY Home Economics CJ A A 3, Press Club 3, Editor 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, Crimson and Gray 3, 4, Home Room President 3, Student Coun- cil 5. 43 Song Queen 4, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Li- brarian 3, 4, Skit Club 4, . Eoutnt-yes Washington Mu- sic Meet 3, 4, lunior Prorn Committee 3 Home Economics Home Economics Club 2 4, Soc-al 'Secretary 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Society Z, 4, Slut Club 4 lOYCE A ROBERTS BETTY L ROGERS Home Economics General Home Economics Club 2, Entered from Burlington 3 Librarian 2, 3, 4, Pltlogis- Librarian 4, Chorus 4, lun- toris 4 nor Prom Committee 3 WARREN H ?MlTH Scientific Boys' Club President 4, Football 2 3, 4, Stuclent Council 3, 4, intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 4, Big WC Club 3, 4, lun- irir Prom Committee 3 HARLAN SOMERVILLE General Football Z, 3, 4, Track 2, , ketball 2, 3, 4, Big C Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Home Room Pres- ident 3, Claus President 4, Student Council 3, 4 . 4 SE lll ll ROY STILSON General Boys' Club 3, 4, Field Crew 4, Basketball 2, 3. I. I frm ,f ,pw . 'x HELEN L. TAUSCHER Commercial Commercial Club 3, Band 2. VALENTlNE JEAN TRZESNIOWSKI V Home Economics Crimson and Gray 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Skit Club 4 2 ALBERT STONER General SAMUEL STOUGHTON . Scientific BOYS Club 3' 4' Entered from California 4 Boys' Club 4, I HANS SUESSMUTH General Honor Society 2, German Club 3, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. wg X, 1 . ill 5 t 15 oenerai OPAL WASLEY 'H Entered from North Dakota Home Economics 3 Girls' League 3, 4. T Home Economics Club 3, 4, M -, ROBERT VANDERSLICE College Preparatory Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 4, Big C Club 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Ger- lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Skit Club Sergeant at man Club 3, 4, Cbenalin 4 ANNE L. WYLEY W College Prepara Chehalin 4, Cri n and Gray 3, 4, Pr ub 3, 4, Tumbling ice 4, Ger- man b 3, 4. HARRY ZOPOLOS General Arms 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sextet 2, 3. DOROTHY E ZACKMAN Commercial Commercial Club, Historian 3, Secretary 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Plays 3, 4, Skit Club 4, Honor Society .2 MARGUERITE WELLS Commercial Entered from Montesano 2. Commercial Club President 4, German Club 3, 4, Skit Club 4, Orchestra 2, junior Prom Committee 3. Y ,,.ffw,x , QQ . 3 f 'effjg 5 O O' Tp . . FRONT ROXN: XCOLPTSYX, Tres. QUXCX4, Sec. SECOND QOXN 1 ooomd , Nlkee Pres. VACOHNOY, Pres. 3PsCX4 ROW '. LPXNOFORD, Sgk. at Psrms Aff-f fs 39 .af Yxm Wxms FRONT ROV! '. Nlkce Vres. Sec. 9 ATE, MPRSTROM, 5 BPTCXL ROW . BELT1, Sgr. ak Pxrm SHORT , Pres. WW ,wr 'Cf' : My Jw 'F 'K f nk, H Mon , Haxlne no ROXN1 Hakrer- Mr. CarXson, R HandX'xn. SECO ROXN '. Hose, Xubb, 5, HGX, HUXX, ewwr, Xasrner, Hoda , Ora'obXer, 'YHXYLD 5, Haunrekrer, Evan nge H Haw '. Cork , son, E afrirvron , RONT RONN1 Ha , ra-Lrer, Heron, CJUOSOXXXI, . Emerson. BPLX4 RONN NXH Wk gf EeXK'L, OXN '. . son, ROXN '. r-son, Prnr ens, oevrdne , dshaw BPLX4 Xa SECOND OneXX, Mr, E on, CnerXes. Connkck, Uxoo . Xl Car0br'xdge, CXarXL, X. Brrnk .mgv XRD R Pxdarn SW N . FRONT RONN . CXoe, Dorn BMV-ew , Baker, Corwkn, Br arXeKn. 'YH FOURTH RONN '. Downs, Gernenrs, Brower, Psgren, Okekrnan, Psusk, Ogg . , ,VJ 1' ' ' r gr' Y' J Bafker . C- Car-nbr'rdge, X Xl, Pxnde r Bra ROXN .W 1, -5. qt , , iw I ig. Wg FRON D. P 7' ROW: Mabary, R. Kolash, LSWIL9 eterson, McCorof Lane. Layton. 7' FOURTH ROW: Kef7dalL B. Kola Marsksrrom, Larrgforoj M Y QS . A4 fl , L HIRD ROCIVLBU ers sh, Newber y cCar1d , Kend Mali x,,..Mm.,M,.M 4,.. . J'-.Ng Ny, en. SE . Neer r , Lutz, P y G14 Pe W COND ROW: P , Aflarhes, Hoff akar, Pollofn. merl. Wil ankowskf, n on, M comber. BACK ROEV: McRi'yno!ds, N N QL FRONT RO Roweff, C W: Swayze, Spiers, E Vasereno, Wlwock, oleman, Ronquisr, W Vasererro, Throop. 'R 'U C fr, ' k Sfedf7a'71,Ql.gc?ofIj R QUIC arnecke, Watson. BACK ROW: j , Salsbury, Sw yne. SECOND ROW.' oberrs. THIRD ROVli: Sfurdevanf, FOURTH ROW: Twlhlhgg Schere . 7'hr0op, Sfrlhgfellomg Sears, Saubers Q,-3 Smart I1 Svinrh, C . Smith. I -N 7 ,ff- Ex pk 44. my Egigxk BONT ilONN'. Cv'x-mer, Crase, Px Brown, Cash, NXen, Pxwnevs, Pxndevs YK Bennekk. BACK BOW: Pxndrews, Oesvixns, CapXan, L. Dobos , Nefandev , Mr. Sfnkth. SWK 19, X FRONT BO . Nkes, Xuskkce, CMOS, ?,XX'xngkon, Cwoevt, Knapp, Yxav-lX4xns, Xiuennev, OxX'oev'c-son, Bpperson, Vwakt, YXaXXrnan, XCnc,neXX, Xackson, Hank. BPxCX4 B Moove, X'Xendr'xcXL5, YXBWOYSCO, YXoXXand. xg, SECOND BOW '. BK-shop Waits, X. OOXJOSYN. OXN1 Coburn, Cawson, Bavdaq, BGCXL, Came doknnsen, Bnek, Oak on. 'YYXWLO S1 Baneq, Baker, S Xena-en. SBCGND BO 'YYXXBU BOXN '. CON, vmnxxxon, NM. 'rxokane-on, Yxaacke, Cix-sin, Xivemfnar. OXN: X'XaXXfnan, X Qi- FRONT ROW: A. Mills, Mey, Pierce, Riddle, McGrady, Rudolph. SECOND ROW' Peterson, Diedese-L Lindner, Rosebrook, RLfsselL Pakar. THIRD ROW: Payne, B. P Moravec, Aff!-ff8lj Pomeroy. FOURTH ROVV: Pate, Olson, Murray, Miss Harrn Rhyner. BACK ROW: P Peterson, Knizelr, Lathan, MCCOJ4 Nowadnibk etersOn,. s, l. Mark , Hull. X AWIIW JIMY . T., is FRONT ROVV: Towne, Sachs, Sin' lv Twlning Spiers, Mrs. Wnr'te Stinson, Tomlinson, Sa Thompson. dfirlz t , , B. Stro , D. St om. 'SECOND ROW: Woo , Warez, Scherer. mTHlRDr ROVVJ Shaver, S ubers. BACK ROVV: Schweder, Sabin, Short, Willi fi rockin amson an, , Walters, 41' MW -e -X X. 1 l NNN. ....... .,. X i if E iii , ,w,..A, ., Jia w,,..,,... um! , I .L . fi Q Q -1,g'm kw . rd I e 5. A .lay FRONT ROW: Scott, Mullan, Strom, Gilbert, Gilbertson. SECOND ROW: C. Quick, M. Quick, justice, Davis, Rosebrook, Gillies. THIRD ROW: Dorning, Grabbler, Stinson, Allen, Holland, Peterson, McCrady. FOURTH ROW: Wood, V. Cambridge, Barclay, Brown, Markstrom, Kolash. BACK ROW: Haynes, Hoss, Tomlinson, Warnecke, G. Cambridge, Reese. 0Pll0llllill-ill REVIEW JU lllli Pllllilllll At last we have arraived, the class of l94l, the lowly Sophomores, we with juvenile ideas and grown up ambitions. Neverthless, we are fully imbued with vigor, ambition and deter- mination to emulate those leading characters who have previously graduated from this school. With a goal of Determining how to make worthy use of leisure time, we have entered into the C. H. S. spirit. Monthly meetings were held enthusiastical- ly with splendid entertainments. We were well represented on both the maple court and the gridiron during the year. Also, let us not forget those Crimson and Gray clad gymnasts who tumbled their way to fame. David Stinson, that loud-voiced Yell Duke and the two song Duchesses, Bernice Peterson and Mildred Coburn, certainly have mede themselves heard at Pep assemblies. Many are in the Honor Society, showing that the Class works as well, therefore we confidently assure you that we will be heard from in the future. Under the theme L'Personality our junior Class started the year with monthly meetings and exceptional programs. With his name in tall letters is President Dick McGandy, who has capably headed us. ln january we presented a novel program for the general assembly under the advisor- ship of Mr. Boettcher. Early in the fall, striking green and white sweaters appeared with boastful numerals of '40 mounted on them, proving our determin- ation. At the initial opening of Girls' League plays, several misses proclaimed to the world their versatility through their outstanding acting ability-we expect to hear from them later! Bringing a successful year to a close, came our highest feature, the junior Prom, at which we really showed the Seniors a time! lt can easily be called the most brilliant andventer- taining event in the annals of Chehalis High. Next year will find us renewed in zeal and zest. Q rfg I fx TNQ? 45- My Q I7 Q ACTIVITIES Q iv Kimi .Elf ' f Q xbfkz' 0 a?9 yxefsu 990 QI 1-1I5g,'IIOx X5 QBXX X.. N5 4: '2 HPI- QE E' Md, -A x l - .M,i...-am, .- f....,. ,iw 'S FRONT ROW: Brown, Gilbert, Strom, Mrs. White, Riley, Lotz, Laughlin. SECOND ROW: Quick, Peterson, Gilbertson, Wood, Hehn, B. McGandy, Graham. if Q, 312153, , U , LYLE PAULSEN merville. President l-lave you noticed how smoothly the affairs of the school have been managed during the past year? The credit falls to the efficient student government of Chehalis High. To decide on awards and major school issues, they have met monthly, making several addi- tions to the school constitution, Members included the president and sec- retary of the Associated Student Body, president of Sophomore, junior, and Senior Classes, Girls' League, Boys' Club, and Big C Club presidents: Song Queen and Yell King, and editors of the Press Club, Chehalin, and Crimson and Gray. Advisors have been Boyd C. lacobs and Mrs. Maude M. White. DALE MAIER Vice President ARLINE LOTZ BOB MURRAY Treasurer Secretary LLOYD PAULSEN gg 1 Sergeant-at-Arms ' s c ma at .. ,,.,, rf! u THIRD ROW: Mr. lacobs, Pate, Haynes, Smith, Cambridge, Short, D. McGandy. BACK ROW: Murray, Maier, Paulsen, Paulsen, Som- ? . MAX HAYS Publicity Manager .l4 PETERSON, IUDD, WILLIAMSON EPPERSON, GRAHAM, BENNY BA ' Ns- . vii Ev? r- e 1 f ofawfo siivmiiovb 3l?flit' Rifdd' if Xyzvt' S?-CO 600' OL R PN- graham' o - t. we .W COYCX' D- QONT gms. Fxirtznappftxxamsqrlvs, Mcgowns' Y' eSh NNX dft s . U 6052 X490 1f,Xei ' AMW Cteff' -Ltxfig' 1 get wine ham- Rvxs. D' C63 9,609 ,noel d. B' GV' Ba eS- oO uhfi eY5v XJYO Watvigqcock. Son, 235503. ffwxara viagxseixkow xC?SY,a,tCv2SCQ,,axd, ' GRAHAM,'QUICK, wooo, WALKER CGASKQH CX6Xanx,x135S1 TA potion' wet' Eenfixi' By this time there should be no doubt as to who has been rendering those snappy tunes that come floating out of the new annex. The band had a successful season of marching and playing on the football field, the outstanding feature of which was the jointappearance with the Centralia High School Band on Thanksgiving day, when both groups performed simultaneously. Their attention was then turned to concert work. Following a Christmas program, practice for the annual Southwest Washington Music Contest be- gan. The band brought a busy year to a close by furnishing music for the commencement exercises. At the band solo contest held in Olympia, the seven Chehalis entrants who participated made exemplary showings by receiving four ratings of superior and three of excellent. Something new in this division was the baton twirling solo by our drum major, Dick MCC-andy. As a climax to a year's hard work, several mem- bers were awarded Crimson band letters. ' Congratulations are in order for the remarkable work done by the chorus this year. Their program for the year has been very full and many excellent performances have been given. At Christmas, a concert, given in combination with the band, was enjoyed by a very appreciative audience, Later in the year they made appearances at surrounding schools, and also took part in many civic activities. ln March, the chorus entered the Southwest Washington Vocal Music Meet in Olympia where they received a rating of excellent. DIRECTOR CALVIN STOREY A FR0 Ajofif' ,f'a9lZeROw. R Oilers, gfahgerl? Clemeogers, Sh Ne,-D '775-,-Vi Riley '7f5' L aver 'f A Of I C S, SFOU Cla,-hsonf, Sfedholef-nah, ghfon A46 an-I a 1 Fra ' Lew. COf7-76 F75-ysco ah, ,Wu ls, Sr, V , Brod fray dbg. B- Cam eff ' C AC bfi AccorviPAN1sT Ck' E, j?'hbf,'dgf Rgiiff- Fi.oRENcE HoPP eeSe, Efeafs' oland- Adding to the glamour of Spring, the chorus once again took the spot-light on May Sth, when they participated in the lVlusiciFestival given by the music departments of the Chehalis Schools. As the finishing touch to their year's work, the chorus sang several selections at the Commence- ment Exercises. Much of the credit for the success of an organ- ization ot this type goes to the director. We congratulate Mr. Storey on his fourth consecutive year of outstanding work. UIIIM 0 and GRAY EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ..-- - - - jean Laughlin Assistant Editor ----- Roberta Flint News Editor - - - Catherine Byrnes Society Editor - - Gerry McDonough Feature Editor - - - Barbara Moore Sports Editor - - - Bill lunkin Exchange Editor - - jean Kieszling Headline Writer ----- David judd BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager ---- Stanley Linn Assistants - Quentin Nelsen, Henry Halvorsen Circulation Manager ---- Dale Maier Assistant ----- - lim Reynolds Advisor -------- Mr. Moore UIIIIIIALI EDITORIAL STAFF Editor - .... - Rosemary Graham Assistant - - - Catherine Byrnes Typist - - - - - Ann Wyley Photographer ----- Bob Vanderslice Advisor -------- Mr. Mitten BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ----- Bob Cleland Associate Manager - - - Henry Halvorsen Assistant Manager ---- jack Pollom Salesmenz Marian Halvorsen, George Wood, David Stinson, Margaret Hamilton, Lois lean Coleman, Floyd Grabler, Bob Murray, Billie Gabel, Betty Graham, Dale Maier, Don Payne. I ' , Lew .wit This past year, the staffs of the Crimson and Gray, Chehalin, and Press Club have success- fully presented school news, entertainment, and a true depiction of school activities. As editor of the Crimson and Gray, lean Laughlin has put out eight editions, all overflowing with news, features, and what have you. Starting a new tradition for this activity, the newspaper force sponsored a student dance early in the school year. Once a week, on Friday evening at 4:I5, the Chehalis High School has gone on the air over the local radio station, KELA. The Press Club has been responsible for this, under the able leadership of Dorothy Riley, and has given school news and short programs to the entire community. The Chehalin sponsored an assembly in March which launched the '39 sale of annuals. Although remaining somewhat in the background for the rest of the year, under the lead of Editor Rosemary Graham, the annual staff has been gathering and editing material for the crowning achievement of this organization, The l939 Chehalin. Seated: jean Laughlin, Stanley Linn Standing: Bob Cleland, Rosemary Graham ROW: Hewitt . Peterson, Col Hamilton, H BAC Ullillfillil ROW: Hewitt, Lowry, McDonough, Colema .' Pollom, Laughlin, Strom, Wood Halvor Halvorsen, Cambridge, Anderson, Lorz, M rray, B. Graham, Vanderslice eson, Maier, Sommervill r Rowrieofv X iv 7 n, Hopp, Kiesziin , Dornin . SECOND sen, justice, Wyley, luniin. THZQD ROW: Crabler, R. Crahanw, M. Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: , Cabel, Byrnes, Cleiancl BACK ROW.' Payne, Mr. Mitten, e, ludcl H. Hamilton. he mike 1' FRONT ROW' , B. Hudak, C. Hudak, McDonough, Strom, Hopp, yley. SECOND ernan, Trzesniowski, Brief Flint, justice, Kieszlingg Nelsen. THIRD R aynes, Byrnes, Cabel, Allen, Haivorsen, Cambridge, Laughlin, Corwin K ROW: Mr. Moore, Riley, Moore, junkin, judof Maier, Hamilton, O W: , Hope, Linn Scherer. ' iV7'.lFF W T Dorothy a 'n viii Wild? if -WST wr .V fi FRONT ROW: Peterson, Zackman, Larson, jasmer, Hudak, Tauscher, Flint. SECOND ROW: Martin, Elmgren, Schweder, Newberry, Gunsolley, C. Quick, M. Quick, Rowett. BACK ROW: Mr. Smith, Wells, Bradshaw, Watson, Smart, Ronquist, Hamilton, Clements, Emerson. CUMMERUIAL UL ll i Zackman, Flint, Newberry, Wells, Rowett. Take a letter, please, and then the clattering of a typewriter proves that the ambitious group in the commercial club are on their toes. Composed of twenty-six juniors and Seniors, this organization meets once a month under the direction of Mr. Smith. With interesting outside speakers on special topics relative to commercial vocations, the members have learned many profitable things necessary in the business world. One of their chief aims is to encourage high standards of efficiency and , achievement. Special recognition is due the club because of their acting ability, Last year two short one-act plays were presented before the general assembly, the prac- tice being continued this year by Diogenes Looks for a Secretary. President ------ Marguerite Wells Vice President - - - - Amy Emerson Secretary-Treasurer - - Dorothy Zackman Hostess ---- - Verna Newberry Historian - - - Marjorie Quick Qt? . S 'Q' im- FRONT ROW' Scott, A. Hewitt, Coleman, McDonough, Ciabel, Hope, Swayze. SECOND ROW: Mabary, K.-Scherer, Trzesniowski, Bennett, Sachs, Elmgren. THIRD ROW: Mullan Brockway, Patterson, Beiers, Laughlin, justice, C. Hewitt. FOURTH ROW: Lewis, Shaver 1 l Rl N ,M ray, Hamilton Lawrence, Miss Luft, Ahrens, Alexander. BACK ROW Was ey, i ey, eer ur M. Scherer, McGandy. ,Qi is r--ff . ' -fi, -. E Shaver, Beiers . Among the important active groups of the school is the Home Economics Club. One of the most interesting projects which the girls, and especially Helen Hamilton, historian, have worked upon is the club scrapbook. In it items have been included for every meeting of the year. Having as its purpose the acquainting of girls with the different fields that may be followed in home economics, the club has met monthly. Miss Luft, ad- viser, has led them capably, arranging pleasant meetings. The crowning achievement came in the form of their annual banquet which was preceded by installation of officers for the coming year. President ------ justine justice Vice President - - Betty Mabary Secretary - - - Ethel Swayze Treasurer - - - - Margaret Shaver Social Chairman - - Shirley Mullan Historian - - - Helen Hamilton just leave it to that energetic body, known as the Phlogistons, to produce those permeating smells! Beginning with dives into scientific experiments which included the grow- ing ot plants without soil and making ice bombs, meetings proved highly inter- esting. V One of the most anxiously awaited occasions came in the form of the annual banquet, after which the new members were initiated into the mysteries of the club. -l .., . X The requirements allow only students withhnB average or above, into the group. Mr. Boettcher has served excellently as adviser. President - - - Norman Anderson Vice President- - -' Bob Hudak Secretary - - - - Billie Gabel Treasurer - - - Boyd Mills FRONT ROW: Dorning, Graham, Byrnes, C-abel, Laughlin, Hewitt. SECOND ROW: Hudak, Mason, Hopp, Hamilton, Pakar, Anderson, Cleland. THIRD ROW: Payne, Haynes, judd, McDonald, Saubers. BACK ROW: Mr. Boettcher, Murray, lunkin, Linn. oabex M050 get Y Ov axqaml dev .500 v fx, N' we l K X we ads Xl an we FRONT ROW: Mills, Hawkins, Kuehner, Smith, Brown, Kain, Handlin. SECOND ROW: Dethlefs, Scherer, Rayton, Pancratz, Stinson, Hanf, Larsen, Caplan. THIRD ROW: Dieckmann, Murray, B. Murray, Nelson, Larsen, B. Reese. FOURTH ROW: Haynes, C-. Reese, E. Mills, Meyers, Elkins. BACK ROW: C-roleau, Vanderslice. Mr. Moore, Hendricks, Pollom. Hold it please! lt's just somebody getting his picture taken by one of those expert photographers in the camera Club. Thus quietly members have gone about snapping startled, but pleased individuals. With a much enlarged membership over previous years, the group has really made accomplishment in attempting several different studies and angles, pro- ducing unique results. The organization has met bi-monthly under the expert leadership of Mr. Moore. At the meeting, guest photographers showed varied types of pictures. President - - - - George Meyers Vice President - - - Ronald Rayton Secretary-Treasurer - - james Hanf ul, e pr , - Secretarisrdent T reagurer Cleland , K - Mo 'bec?ln'Ij.Unkin 1 Inn , To create, rnakntakn, and extend rhroughour the schooX and cornnmnkw, hgh standards or Chrkshan character Ks 'the purpose or the HK-Y organkzafron. ded 'rn 'rhe workaday actkvknes or the dub are porrrng up budap around the ' 'rakkng care or rrairkc sKgnaXs, and sehkng, Xce crearn and candy at d 'ro hve up ro ns creed, and Vi 'rs the hope or khe XXX be anvdrous to derkve the benehks or ' ekrerrnenk. new 'rookbah 'rreXd, baskerhah games. The HK-Y Gob has worke ' that rhe rumre members w 'Xhng to strkve toward vrs b akron Xso Wx organkz and a 'th e dub B'I Bolglglalnkin Sta leland Essay Linn Mills FRONT ROW: Graham, DKpoXa, Xiakn, beck, Xunkkn, Pxdarnson. THXRD ROW 1 Unn, Mr. Mo ford, Makers. ' SECOND ROW '. x4 ROW '. Saubers, MMS, Pxnderson. ore, Svnxrh. BAC CXeXand, Mon- Lang- BOARD OF CONTROL Warren Smith - Dick Dipola - Lloyd Short - Charles Kain Ronald Rayton Wilbur Dugaw Dick Nowadnick ll- T ii Raflon' O avi. SECOND llwn Ugg 04 H0011 IICIIITY FRONT ROW: Mrs. Flagg, Ellington, Graham, Quick, Flint, Hudak, Coleman, Mrs. White. SECOND ROW: Watson, D. Peterson, Brown, Kuehner, Dorning, Swayne, Sachs, Gilbert. THIRD ROW: justice, Ronquist, Newberry, Ward, Hallman, Pakar, Halvorson, Hope, Byrnes. FOURTH ROW: Clements, B. Strom, Hewitt, McCrady, Wilson, Alexander, Bennett, Brief, Adolphsen. FIFTH ROW: Rowett, Kretzschmar, Scherer, Wood, Gilbertson, B. Peterson, Hopp, Kieszling. SIXTH ROW: Saubers, Walker, Riley, Gabel, Cambridge, Laughlin. SEVENTH ROW: Monbeck, D. Strom, Cleland, Anderson, Mathes, Murray, justice. EIGHTH ROW: Dugaw, Linn, Dipola, Payne, judd, Haynes, Brower, Pollom. - The Honor Society is one of the oldest clubs in the school and has for its purpose the promoting of Service, Scholarship, and Character. With a membership of sixty-seven, the enrollment is one of the largest in the history of the society. This year, the Honor Society did not follow a specific theme, but enjoyed instead a variety of outstanding programs arranged by the president. The largest and most carefully planned for event in the cIub's calendar is the traditional dinner, held this year on March 30. Mr. George Thompson was guest speaker of the evening, other guests included Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Glann, and Mr. Iacobs, with Roberta Flint presiding as toastmistress. MONBECK, SWAYNE, BROWER OFFICERS President - - - Wayne Monbeck Vice President - - Max Brower Secretary-Treasurer - Ellen Swayne OFFICERS President ---- Bill Hansen Vice President - - Eddie Francisco Secretary - - - Donald Payne Treasurer ,- - Bill Nowadnick Reporter - - Howard Hamilton Watch Dog - - Bob Sturdivant I ROLAND HILL P Through the willing cooperation of its members and adviser, the Chehalis chapter of the Future Farmers of America has emerged from a very creditable year of agricultural activities. Included in the year's program were the judging of livestock and dairy products, public speaking contests, for which the local chapter is especially noted, and also contests in parliamentary procedure. Unique in that it is the first project of its kind attempted by the group, is the growing of plants without any protection, in electrically heated soil. As usual, the yearly banquet was a huge success, being bigger and better than ever before. FRONT ROW: Throop, Lowry, Phillipe, Neer, E. Rouett, Young, johns, Riddle, Ricker SECONDROW: O'Conner, Loughnan, Reid, Cary, S. Rouett, Bond. THIRD ROW: Hagstrom Sturdivant, Buchanen, Olson, R. Hill, Frazer, Harris. FOURTH ROW: Smith, Sabin, Panowski C. Hill, V. Hamilton, W. Hull, Shaver, Roberts, jackson. FIFTH ROW: D. Hamilton, K Kendall, Russel, H. Hamilton, B. Hill, Clark, D. Nowadnick, Peterson. SIXTH ROW: L. Hamil- ton, D. Payne, Lathan, La Due, Whiteman, Francisco. BACK ROW: G. Hull, Balfour, B Nowadnick, S. Payne, Mr. Porter, Walters, W. Kendall. LADIES ALONE ,file If ZACHMAN, HOPP, LAUGHLIN WALLFLOWERS COLEMAN, DUELL, Lotz, CABEL, CILBERT LADIES ALONE CHARACTERS Marge - ------ Dorothy Zackrnan Norah - ------ lean Laughlin Peggy - - Florence Hopp WALLFLOWERS CHARACTERS Meg - ------ f- Arline Lotz Lorna - ------ lean Coleman Hazel - - - - lane Duell Ann ---- - Billie Cabel Katherine Lansdon - - Betty Gilbert PRODUCTION Director - ---- - Miss Barnes Adviser - - - Mrs. White Costume Adviser --------- Miss Luft Art Adviser -------- 4 - Miss Handy Properties: Connie Quick, Marjorie Quick, Katherine Scherer, B, Vanderslice Stage Crew: Bob Vanderslice, Ronald Rayton, Quentin Nelsen, Paul Bailey Stage Adviser ------- Mr. Van Nice Make-Up - - Kathleen Dow, Audrey Dorning Scenery - - 'Mickey Henderson, Virgie Sachs .,, O. 0 .4 l . . Mullan, Mabary, justice, Aust, Schweder, Wilson, Patterson, Macomber, Mey, Dobosh, Lindner, Flint, Hudak. THE KNAVE OF HEARTS GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET THE KNAVE OF HEARTS The Manager - - I Blue Hose - Yellow Hose - First Herald - Second Herald - Pompdebile - - The Knave of Hearts Ursula ---- The Chancellor - - - The Lady Violetta - - - CHARACTERS Virginia Cambridge - jean Macomber - Betty Hudak - Betty Mabary - Shirley Mullan - lustine lustice Dorothy Schweder - Yvonne Wilscn Dorothy Patterson - Rosemary Aust Four Little Pages: Roberta Flint, Margaret Linder, Irene Dobosh, Doris Mey President, Barbara McGandy, Vice President, Virginia Cam- bridge, Recording Secretary, Betty Hudakg Corresponding Sec- retary, jean Laughlin, Treasurer, Betty lasmerg Adviser, Mrs. White. The association of the feminine members of the student body is one of the most worthy organizations. It is different in the fact that no dues are required and that every girl auto- matically becomes a member. Under the coaching of Miss Barnes three plays were again produced, living up to the annual tradition. They were immeasurably successful, thanks to the many girls who prof- fered assistance and respoEed cooperatively. lnstigatecl to honor mothers was the pur- pose ofthe Mixer given during the Yuletide season. A visit to the Girls' School at Grand Mound took place in the Spring where both entertainment and gifts were presented. As a final triumph, a Mothers' Tea was given in May. Worthwhile achievements have been at- tained by a noteworthy club with Mrs. White and Barbara McGandy for guidance. Herbert Kalness Elizabeth Kalness Robert Kalness - Martha - - - Herbert Kalness jr. - Alice Kalness - Andrew Goodrich Amy Lawrence - jim Lawrence - Mrs. Goodrich - Mr. Goodrich - Mrs. Havens - - lllll CAST Mr. Havens ----- HE - David ludd - Florence Hopp - - Boyd Mills Billie Gabel - Ned johnstone Dorothy Zackman Harlan Somerville - - Arline Lotz - Walt Mason Dorothy Schweder - Stanley Linn - jean Laughlin - - Bill junkin Directed by Miss Catherine Barnes MANAGERIAL STAFF Business Manager Advertising Manager - Prompter ---- Gerry McDonough Mitchell Jefferies Catherine Byrnes Properties - Kathryn Scherer Betty Brautigan Stage Crew - Bob Vanderslice Ronald Rayton Quentin Nelson Programs - - Justine justice Barbara Moore Costumes - - Katherine Hull Margaret Hope Make Up - - Barbara McGandy Betty Rogers Kathleen Dow TOP: ludd, Hopp. CENTER: Lotz stone, Schweder, Gabel, Mills, judd Linn, Mason, Mills. BOTTOM: lohn- Elll-RT Eli'l' Thirteen members of the Senior class step- ped into the dramatic lime-light on April 12, with the presentation of the Senior play, Big Hearted Herbert. This uproarious play centered around a grumpy husband and father who almost ruined his home life by insisting that he live a plain'l life. The peak of hilarity was reached when the family gave Mr. Kalness a dose of his own medicine by serving a plain dinner to his guests. From the first curtain to the last bow the audience was kept in a hilarious and side- splitting state. The best in years was the unanimous opinion of those who saw the play. The en- tire production was outstanding and reflected much credit on Miss Barnes, director. TOP: Hopp, Zackman, Somerville. CENTER: Hopp, ludd, Mills. BOT- TOM: Laughlin, Mills, Judd, john- stone, Zackman, junkin, Hopp. 'On .-1,- .M ,sa- W, W Wat YQSWQRET ii? RO ' Q0 e. ' SaC ' FRONTEYIMS. SEHUM' WEE Harms RobertsUiberisogamixxon1 PE::lbrlCl9e' H' CATHERINE BYRNES There is fun as well as work, in being a librarian. Who else in study hall can talk and get away with itg who else can walk about the room while most students squirm about under the teacher's watchful eye? The librarians are kept busy checking out books and magazines, and keeping the books in some semblance of order. A Librarians' Club was formed last fall with Miss Harms as its adviser. lt is composed ot all the librarians and meets twice a month. ln order to better acquaint the girls with the books in our school library, reviews and discussions are given on various ones. Rogels . mop' -nov dner Flirt M. nafgwen FRO SECON NT RO D RO W5 A Bfxgjkllggrgzsrggj, Handhn W Rffe ak' Hafy l Na'7Ce. y' Mathesrsen. Payn 9. st il MR. COOK Debate Coach What should the attitude of the Federal Government be toward Foreign Alliances? Thus again those debaters are met with a pressing topic for discussion. All in all a very satisfactory year was spent, even though a small membership was had. Those participat- ing were Dave Mathes, Henry Halvorsen, and Bob Murray. ' Don Payne, representative of the Future Farmers of America, placed first in the dis- trict Washington Progress Oratorical Contest, and second in southwest Washington. ln the F. F. A. contest he carried oft second honors in the district. In an oral contest on Americanism-how best to achieve it, sponsored by the American Legion Auxilliary, Sylveta Armstrong placed firstg Dorothy Riley, second: and Maxine Nace, third. Winners in the essay contest on the same subject were Betty Hudak, firstg and Norman Handlin, second. ll Her' 1wRDTui1O on l- H, Pm -V - wr, 1 . g , 1 .eq-'Q it AUST, GILBERTJUNKIN KIT CLUB OFFICERS ' President ------- Bill lunkin Vice President ---- Rosemary Aust Secretary - - - - - Betty Gilbert The Skit Club, most- recently organized activity in the high school, presented numerous programs for the student body during the year. . Founded through the efforts of Miss Catherine Barnes, adviser, the Skit Club has completed a successful year with the purpose of improving and presenting entertainment of all types for the enjoyment of the entire student body. A second aim is to promote interest in the advancement of dramatics in this school. The Skit Club has presented many skits in connection with the football and basketball pep assemblies. Two other outstanding programs which the student body received with acclaim were musical emulation of famous radio programs. The club is divided into three groups of dramatical work -students interested in writing plays, headed by Marion Halverson, those interested in acting, headed by Marguerite Wells, and those interested in radio, headed by Dorothy Riley. Nangei 009- af, xx Pt'mSlli4fenSChSlev- Benne . Allen haven U - lily efh , S uma ' SNOWS yialvofs Wilson' ,130 AS, Macomberdgigobsslgj Qxtberfg wmv, lxllolalwxs. kewl th, ,Pe lLlf'l1',Vl0O ' millojgtn- I Mabary. liRLRF3n.4E?g' BfintCir'vCarY,brgdQ:AaxheSi Fawn C. a ONT ROXZJJND ROW.'Barn65' Plets RuSSgllC3 'blldE lrlogbelg' FR SEC Miss Qierften gre - gaston derson. ROWZXN Helm' Kalni Fodegon, lo Eglin. QUR , Mas I gun?-0 RamseY- ETH ROVAK ROW ' ii. Fl BPX we x Bafbev N15 XX , 1oHNNY HEHN 4,1 I W x y Yell King x ,I - Q 4 .E I ' s A ,':.. rx 1, , V, A L - 4 , '- mv :P - L1 . 1 JL N , an N . Q 'S -Q ' J J, 1 ,ga W ' -mx , 1 , 1 ff!-1 ' ,D-fs:.s.f -, 'is ,, 9:41 1 'gg ' 21' 1, - !f A , ' ' 3: wyh ..,,. Q :R xt' Q af' 'Y effw 5 I 5 JF? gg I Jr A 5 x wif, A Genius' ex' 'Q Q -1- YELL DOROTHY RILEY T A F F Song Queen MH-DRED COBURN BERNICE PETERSON Song Duchess Sons DUCh9SS ,,,.A,- X DAVID STINSON Yell Duke ,.,.-f- , Maw- O., V FRONT ROW: Mills, Tomlinson, Pate, Hopkins, Warnecke, Adolphsen, Smith. SECOND ROW: Linn, Bailey, Short, Saubers, Dipola, Adamson, 1. Dugaw. THIRD ROW: Langford, Haunreit- er, lmsland, Graham, Paulsen, McDonald. BACK ROW: Mr. Brumblay, Murray, W. Dugaw, Paulsen, Somerville, Charles. BIG HMUL OFFICERS President ------- Max Hays Vice President ----- Wilbur Dugaw Secretary-Treasurer - Harlan Somerville Composed of major sport letter winners from the gridiron, the maplecourt and the track, the C Club is an honorary organization whose purpose is the promoting ot a higher type of athletics and the developing of a spirit ot clean sportsmanship. Meetings are held monthly throughout the year. 'The annual C Club dance, given to raise money tor buying the members sweaters, was held in March. Future students will have good cause to thank this year's club. They spon- swred the Harlem Globe Trotters, negro basketeers, and presented the proceeds to the Associated Student Body. This money is to be used tor purchasing a much- needed electric scoreboard tor the R. E. Bennett gymnasium. 7 FRONT ROW: C. Quick, Lewis, Lewis, Gunsolley, lasmer, Hudak, M. Quick. SECOND ROW: D. Peterson, Zackman, Graham, Flint, Heron, Coleman, Byrnes. THIRD ROW: Pakar, Adolphsen, Lindner, Gilbert, I. Dobosh, Mullan, Larson, Ahrens. FOURTH ROW: Holland, Brinton, Halvorsen, McCrady, Wilson, Hope, Beltz, L. Dobosh. LAST ROW: R. Peterson, Knapp, Gilbertson, Coburn, B. Peterson, H. Hamilton, M. Hamilton. OFFICERS President ----- Dorothy Peterson Vice President ---- Betty jasmer Secretary-Treasurer - - Marjorie Quick Athletic Manager - - - Betty Hudak ln its second year of organized activity the Girls' Athletic Association again completed an interesting program, Under thegsupervision of Miss Ogden, four main sports, including volley- ball, baseball, basketball, and hockey played the important parts. In both vol- leyball and basketball the Crimson Team carried off the honors. ' Several outstanding events during the year were a swimming party in Olym- pia, a skating party in Centralia, the joint Play-Day with Centralia, a Gym jub- ilee, and several hikes. A SHORT Haltback HAYS End ADOLPHSEN - Guard DUCAW Center FRONT ROW: Coach Brumblay, Lloyd Paulsen, Dugaw, Bailey, Charles MacDonalds, Si Hays, lmsland, Adolphsen, Lyle Paulsen. SECOND ROW: McReynolds, Brower, Hill, Ag Swinth, Langford, Dipola, Somerville, Hopkins, Sturdevent, Saubers. BACK ROW: Latl Epperson, Andrews, Pate, Hallman, Baker, Haygood, Campbell, Murray, Boland, Short, f Coach Boettcher. Date Came Where Score Sept. l7 Lincoln Portland 3 O Sept. 24 Buckley Buckley O O PAULSEN Oct. l Longview Chehalis 7 l2 Halfback Oct. 7 Aberdeen Aberdeen 6 25 SMITH Quarterback Fooiizlii BRUMBLAY Coach MURRAY End BAILEY Manager -fu-1 K, wr- I ,mn . , .Mm . F- ai X..,, is M., , 4 'Q J at f a Q- 5 Murray, Paulsen, MacDonald, Langford, Smith, Charles Paulsen Dugaw Short Bailey Date Oct. I4 Oct. Z2 Nov. 5 Nov. l l Nov. 24 DIPOLA Fullback Game Kelso Vancouver Olympia l-loquiam Centralia Somerville. Where Kelso Chehalis Chehalis Hoquiam Chehalis l . , nm' Y ff 1 ' 1 N ,5 wm.,,,, ' 4: xiii 'Z ihzqi 'r -4... 121 a1ggggs.1y. ,,,,,.,, - 5, 1. ,w ,gu,,-'af'-a,, + Q -H v . ,Nm , v- -, Manx, his ,Qp. ,.,k,- 2.7. 'wah ' l 5 ' J-2-,MX . 5-H . ful , . Q' a .,,, MaCDONALD Tackle IMSLAND Tackle Q 5 WINNER ll OF ADVOCATE AWARD LYLE PAULSEN Fullback f- mi ' AKSQ . I kv. ,. i siid - 'F' TOMLINSON Forward MILLS SAUBERS Manager Guard CHEHALIS-CENTRALIA GAME Eff' IMSLAND Center F il VWARNECKE - Forward LYLE PAULSEN Guard FRONT ROW: Warnecke, Paulsen, lmsland, Sommerville, Paulsen. SECOND ROW: Mills, Smith, Hays, Murray, Laythan, Saubers, Dugaw. BACK ROW: Campbell, Tomlinson, Adamson, Coach Brumblay, Hoss, Evans, Reese. Date Dec. 9 Dec. l3 Dec. l6 Dec. 20 Dec. 23 Dec. 28 lan. 6 lan. 9 jan. l3 lan. l4 Came Castle Rock Puyallup Onalaska Lincoln Olympia Training Sch. Longview Onalaska Vancouver Camas PAULSEN Guard Where Score Date Castle Rock 27 23 lan. 2l Chehalis 28 22 lan. 24 Chehalis 27 23 jan. 27 Chehalis 28 23 lan. 28 Chehalis l8 28 Feb. 3 Chehalis 47 5 Feb. lO Longview 33 43 Feb. l4 Onalsaka l9 l8 Feb. l7 Vancouver l3 34 lvlar. 3 Camas 32 38 L+-'irggmk BRUMBLAY Coach HAYS Forwa rd .59 Q- if Q C-ame Centralia Castle Rock Kelso Camas Vancouver Centralia Puyallup Longview Kelso ADAMSON Where Chehalis Chehalis Kelso Chehalis Chehalis Centralia Puyallup Chehalis Chehalis 3l 30 24 34 3l 36 3l 35 29 Score SOMERVILLE Forward Forward -.:., CHEHALIS-CENTRALlA CAME f..4Q siviiTH 4 - LAI Asst. Manager 39 28 29 28 2l 23 27 44 34 ga BOETTCHER Coach ReynoXds, LaDue, Srhson, BoXand, Evans. ' Connkck, Wood, Carnpbekhr Paursen, ham Adarnson, Benny Hawkrns, fehow, Andrews, FRONT ROW: Brower, C-ra , Saubers Nowadnkck, D. Murray, , W Barner, Mr. Boertcher, String OND ROW: . BACK RO 1 W. Murray. SEC Stoner, Vandershce. Sornervihe, Lathan, Ham-nan, Badey, V ANDERSLXCE, WOOD, Managers CONNXCK SCHEDULE C Chehal issue Rock, Cheha A . Pnl 22-Chehalis Elm R , a aymond April 13-Kel SQ, April 29 Bremerton, Chehaly 'S'-at Ch May 5.- Shelton, Chehalis ...at Chehalis May 1 3-District M Ma 2 Iympia Get- at Cenfralia est Wash. mgfon M 961' H5-at Chehalis r - af ehalis ,at 0, 22 0 vd' Da xw- Revnoxds 5 . gm, Urdle 'V pallfs 1 1 Sn javelin: Bamer Dascui- 50m Mile: LaDue, Smith, Adamson Y T li A 0 K f i I' 4 5 V F' x N 5 3 .f Ilf ::- , ,f - 6 , xr K K f 'V Q , 3-I 'Q-.1 . ' L1 '. ' ,If 4 ? A i if l sk x Qu? ' .-A MURRAY 5' , CARLSON ' ' f , Coach ly , 9, v tfyjig , is 'll ff in.: l gi . 313, X 3 l X W, 1 ,.... ..,., p i SCHEDULE SEARS April l at Vancouver April l5 at Chehalis ,5- ia7 u' April 22 at Raymond A f April 29 at Kelso May 6 at Kelso May l3 S. W. Washington fa' ur 5 1' ,,, Tournament at Chehalis .- ' :'k , In A i if May 20 at Longview X Dugaw V, May 27 at Vancouver FAHEY ,iv I? jf , ,ff 31 Fahey, Kolash,.Murray, Dugaw, Sears, Plotz. E A sl 3? a or my Z KOLASH rf 1 I .. RQVZLQ X I a ' , PLOTZ fl 7? A l ,J 1 I 3 J 5 .1 0' Q if ff .Q l I, 5 0 R T QQ rsss l in rf , la ld if f . 'A r A I 'Kumi R .-A VVlA l 3.5 In f x X1 X I '22-Q' 'Y ' , Wa kxavlklflgdcksv Caplan, X, Hen Handm, 5333, Camvbel Wager. W .. Stromase' Pau Mode. 1 RO Cx. Re h A A Clinlggxvwli misnlleesef Geac BA land. , bb Cl-rabbggl ROQEYSQ xxieckil An Som Cle SCHEDULE April l2-Olympia at Chehalis I April l9-Shelton at Chehalis T E N April 22-Chehalis at Elma May 6--Chehalis at Hoquiam May I3-Aberdeen at Chehalis May I7--Chehalis at Centralia CLELAND, GRABBLER, HAYS, WARNECKE hu ' M.W....dL- ,- -1...-:M g . Q4 ., ,ri 1 Mm .cf 5... W.- nu43.,.,' ...-f' ull up-W ,wr 4 ef . 'fp 'ttf :'+1x.. A ...L 3625, Q-A '-MAA-'xg -4 W ef ll B' Hy I all QA 1,3 9, 53 TENNB xasmefv www Ov W' vi' Shalimar. Yxlgradv. Be w. H-1632? F amen' O ' Q10 ' FP-0 en. B Balvols Pxhrens' Pakafv 'Q - VOLLEYBALL Hudak, jasmer, Peterson, Beltz, Brinton, Heron, Halvorsen, Hamilton, Pakar, Holland. oxernafl l C . XX and , 9 661500 9 BASEBALL Beltz, Brinton, Holland. BADM I NTON Heron, Gunsolley fl Nara. 325' Jw rg in All F 44, I 2 , ,: J 5 -1 5 .6 , K V.L i ' . ' ' A f I , 4 X A , f F,O,,, ROW. ,QQY CIFIRMEN ,, 5' 0 'L . ' ' ' ron, d ' V, A I yu , 9' ,-mfr: Nj-x 'st u X ' Back Rolw: Honandfl J 1 f L fm rd 3, wx- ., -W? j F .. J 50,-, IQONT ROW S , D' V:,, 5 Doboshfown, Riedei7OZi1ZienyHallman BA 1 ' , . v C usnce, Smffhy vlflaligug pe,er- , ifcheli' ,T if. l .L - .. A ' M my ,E ag, J -z 3 'K H x Vlxr, ' .. A Kwm fsMi:'f1:M FI'nT, Ym ' 'hn Zackmany Hallman, CoIeman,He:on, Coburn, Dobos vhs., 1 HOCKEY . Peterson, Hudak' Quick Smart Pakaf- Brimon l s K .,-k Q A V 5.5255 ,Q W iw WM- QV if 'wits Qi Beltz, Hawkins, Lutz, Wood, Milleig, Baker. Xu HTH 9? 'Q 31- SENIOR CHAMPS i J 5 fi .L FRONT ROW: Pate, Smith, Meyers. BACK ROW: Mason, Zopolos, Mac- Donald. Stilson. Ir 5 as V, CV M C Li. S FRONT ROV? Wood, Miller, Lutz, Pgmcratz, Rcgeri lie.,-'QG RONV: Dunn, Hawkins, 'ivimix Arihur, Smith, Scherer Bishop. THIRD ROW: Raesc, Esker, Pate. if, ,. QW QW Ji CI 4 2.1.1 Q J- ff S, f K :X H4 ? X3 5929 Q? Sl QM Q 4 We KMC qxev, 58 Xf L V 9 k xfj posses . gr Gqisuaigoootsexiw as xo? .9 4 09 7, 4 Wslfb V- x , :GEN QQ 5.3 J V - L? P CLASS H0 lllt , VALEDICTORIAN J! SALUTATORIAW J Tkaam. ...maui BILLIE C-ABLE Capable, versatile, a leader in school activities, Billie Cabel topped the grad- uating class of .'39 as Valedictorian with her perfect point average of 36 A's. Billie's artistic sense and clever interpretations of leading roles in the school's many stage productions have won added laurels to her list of unique scholastic achievements. Equally at home with character parts and straight drama, she has immortalized her in- numerable triumphs for C. H. S. his- tory. ROSEMARY GRAHAM Carrying two extra subjects with a final grade average of 37 A's and l B, Rosemary Graham easily carried off second highest honors as Salutatorian of this year's class. Especially outstand- ing in the journalistic field, Rosie has turned out one of the finest Che- halins C. H. S. has had. She, too, has won considerable fame with her dra- matic talents and her blithe presence is recognized in the majority of the school's organizations. llllllllL llll llll Life visited C. H. S. for its May l5 issuelwhen the enterprising Business English class, with the guidance of lvlr. jacobs, retaliated to a disparaging article on radicalism in Che- halis appearing in an earlier issue. With a representative photographer in tow, the three delegates of the class introduced a liberal town and its industries to nation-wide readers. Highest honors were meted the Chehalis band at the Southwest Washington and the National Regional meets at Portland, May l3, when this High School organization ranked Superior in a wide field of contestants. Top placings were received in solo trys by Wendell Williamson and Bernice Peterson, while next highestxmarks of Excellent went to David ludd, Dick McGandy and the brass sextet. AGRICULTURE ln the local chapter of F. E. A. outstanding records were chalked up with its winning the State Chapter Contest for the fourth consecutive year, the Kiwanis Club Trophy for the best livestock exhibit at the Southwest Washington Fair, and first prize in the Horticul- tural exhibit. lndividual merits went to Don Payne, Kermit Walters, and Bob Sturdivant. 1 KQQIQII 7' WYLEY QUICK OSTROM Mcoowoucn-I HEHN MYERS MARTIN KENDALL CAMBRIDGE SUESSMUTH OLSON If on BRODERICK EW HILL Y A 2 i as -if Q: f iid? x , ELMGREN MACOM BER ZOPOLOS -. L1 I ,, BROCKAWAY 1EFFERlEs RAYTON NEWBERRY Q FLINT Y ,..,,-'- 1--a ,Q-nv' ' X,..,-.- V any +-1 S E 1 Cffiwf VANDERSLICE SWAYNE MURRAY ' LINN' ITI E RICKER i 1 H., ., 1 5 1 ' . 3. Q K X .. h2,h,i . . my X . 1 S LLA' 'L Egg. fi r v- Q, 5 . , .i . i ,, IH 14. LQ r l. Open wider, please. Z. Diogenes Looks for a Secretary. 3. Men at work. Smiling stage crew. Amiable gals, lOfXp off. .Shiver my timbers! lf you could only cook! Honest Abe. Condemned row. l l, When winter comes. lrene johnson, l3. Ann Phillips. gen ftahk umbt g0!!272 Two Years of Fully Accredited College Work Tuition Low and Quality of Education High ESTABLISHED 1925 FOR INFORMATION COMMUNICATE WITH PRINCIPAL OR THE REGISTRAR PHONE 586-I CENTRALIA, WASHINGTON Wi LICENSED STORAGE , is an , wi QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER F5 EEEE if T 519 5 'TA 5 if PADDED VANS F R WAREHOUSE 0 MOVING Chehalis Phone 219 Follow the Crowd to .Keffy '4 for - Soft Ice Cream Milk Shakes KARMELKORN Candy Bus Terminal Bldg. 782 Market Street v Good Work and Quick Service Cleaning, Repairing Pressing, Dyeing Phone 96 Hats Cleaned and Blocked 972 Pacific Ave. Chehalis, Wash. RONALD and STUMP JAMES Proprieters DOANES THE FRIENDLY Drug Store ri The Kent Studio - I MATTIE C. POST A swell place to trade PORTRAITS Phone 238 Phone 88 Chehalis Burnett Bldg. Chehalis ff- Willr' E' ber C E .S , um M 0. S. W. P. PAINT AND VARNISHES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I939 Chehalis, Washington Phone 103 GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF I939 from Lewis County's only Home Owned Bank SECURITY STATE BANK CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C. E. Payne Sz Son -K 2 Auctioneers Lewis County Hardware ' M ' Distributors of WILSON I ATHLETIC GOODS Phone 645 Phone 35 Chehalis, Wash, A lO82 Boisfort St. I Chehalis, Washington Thompson 1e,:1,f.,ffa,.,,.,,f...,.- 'J-Fsfu .Vat ' t Feed Co. - L Seed, Feed, and Fertilizers Adapted to Local Conditions T-F Brands of POULTRY and DAIRY FEEDS CHEHALIS, WASH. A word to the wise is ' sufficient - use glare- less, softly diffused X311 I light from modern l. E. S. lamps. -9 X ' PUGET SOUND POWER Cr LIGHT CO. I Hearty Congratulations to the Class of '39 CHEHALIS HIGH SCHOOL WHITE AND INDIANA BUSSES CLYDE H. MADSEN TRUCK SALES Madsen's Corner Phone 378 I it ADVICE TO THE C0-EDS If he wants you to share his lot in life, ask him if there is a house on it. If you find there isn't tell him to see THE-.E.J DD CO I i W I l l l gi , J Drugs-Fountain--Kodaks I N fmffffpff f AS1!Il!bI!L!4!WSII.'I9WHElMEHl:lEK! George Sears Our Careful Drug CO. LAUNDRY ssnvics will PRESCRIPTION I Sum, puma You Dnuccisrs ' 97 8 Pacific Avenue Phone 77 Chehalis, Wash. Chehansy Wash. Compliments of Brown-Hartman Hardware Co. J. C. Penney HARDWARE 5 i P SPORTING GOODS 3 j PAINT A Nation-Wide Phone 23 i Institution Chehalis, Washington MADSE OTOR COMPA Y STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Madsen's Corner PHONE 378 Charlet's FD Furniture Company '-gr S - Quality Furniture for Less Macomber Food Store Phone 345 Phone 88 Route Two Chehalis Centralia, Washington A ll 'AVA Heartiest Congratulations ' and Best Wishes To the Class of 1939 ,l wx Virgil R. Lee I' f X X X INSURANCE ' ' ' ' ' soNDs Mm! CANDIES Always Fresh Phone 376 and A DELICIOUS 890 Market sneer Ben Franklin Store A A Chehalis St. Helens Hotel Dining Room Coffee Shop Await your Arrival We'II Do the Rest w. F. WEST, Mgr. K Lewis County Dental Association DR. G. E. ESTES DR. N. A. HOGBERG DR. JAMES H. JOHNSON DR. GEORGE D, MATHESON DR. A. C. NICHOLSON DR. 1. D. WALKER Wibra 81 Cloud Wells Management West We cnow oun own . . . Grocery We Specialize in Wedding Flowers, Corsages, Cut Flowers, Potted Plants and FLORAL DESIGNS Bonded Member of F.T.D.A. 1514 Market Chehalis 123 Established l89l Independent Merchant Fair Prices-Quality Merchandise and Service Chehalis Washington is COMPLIMENTS OF THE COFFMAN-DOBSON BRANCH of the NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON neuclous MOORIEPS ' cakes Hart-Schaffner 6' Marx Bread Clothes Cggkieg Emerson Hats Nunn-Bush 5' K Weyenberg Shoes DAY'S CORDS Daily Bread Shop Bene, Quality for Less 814 Market St. Chehalis john Moore AI -I-arrach . 6351 Sm1th's Cigar Stand GABEL 8: Fountain Service A G Try our i for TYPEWRITERS MALTED MILKS I St. Helens Hotel Phone 468 I I M I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 O TWIN CITY TIIEATRES PIX Guest LIBERTY Bartel's BRUNSVVIWS 9 Men S SIOFC sur-sskvics SHOE CO. Timely Clothes if The Smartest Styles Howard Bartel in Townn H1811 ' I Hafgggaffel 829 Marker sr. chehans I I Chehalis 1 City Laundry Digger Bo0ne's Garage I Dry Cleaning DeSoto Plymouth Sales and Service I Monife Insured Ph0ne 888 Chehalis Mbfh-Pr00f CIe3l1II'lg SERVICE CAR NIGHT OR DAY I Phone 48 Chehalis I Compliments of I , M0 John Dower l I Lumber Co. PRODUCTS We Hurry Anything to build Everything ICE CREAM ICE BUTTER Phone ZOI Chehalis, Wash. See us about Modernization Loans Phone 480 Chehalis g ' ..l ' FAST SERVICE ST. JOH MGTORS sono MERCURY' LINCOLN zzrmm The quality line in the low price bracket. CHEHALIS PHONE 67 ill, THE RED 84WHITE STORES Barber 81 Miller Groceries, Flour, and Meats Grocery: Phone 82 944 West St. Y' Market: Phone 66 Chehalis, Washington It as cgi P lllIl'7 i A' f a , A f .-9' is ' pri .1 1 gg az- ,, A ' um, . Get Your ICE CREAM at the T PIX FOUNTAIN 800 Market Street DAIRIGOLD PRODUCTS LEWIS PACIFIC DAIRYMAN'S ASSOCIATION CHEHALIS ADVOCATE All Chehalis and Lewis County News Congratulations Class of '39 MARR'S Drug Store Chehalis Phone 53 ,Prescription Druggists You can always shop to fr advantage at the Rexall Drug Store Sears Roebuck 81 Co. Chehalis' Complete Department Store Phone 808 801 Market Lotz Treatments Chehalis, Wn. Treatments Daily Except Mondays at 9:00, I l 130, and l:00 p. m. WE HAVE BRANCH OFFICES Avoid Imitators Phones: Office 303, Res. 399-Wg 579-W Treatments for Rheumatism, Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, Stomach, Kidney and Bladder Disorders, Lumbago, Sinus, Boils, Carbuncles, Flu, For- est Poisons, Pleurisy and Nu- merous Blood Disorders LOUIS A. VIMONT PRINTING air Sheaffer Pens and Pencils SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Schwartz Men7s Wear The Store of better things POPULAR PRICES Phone 181-I 833 Market St. CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON fb , -1'-if ':-ae. fi 1 -v 4 CLUB CAFE Cleanliness is next to goodliness BOB CLELAND, Prop. 791 Market Walter's Market Sz Grocery CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '39 COOLEY'S Buster Brown Shoe Store 831 Market St. Chehalis CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES OF 1939 AND FACULTY A Q .-. I I1 xtsigqep nip: xi!-gag! l ex-V .QL -7-J 1 K :.:Q' Chehalis Music Company Coburnis Washer-Cycle Co. Best ef Groceries fr Meats Colson Bicycles Maytag Washers WE DELIVER PARTS AND SERVICE 825 Market Chehalis 953 Chehalis Ave. Chehalis Groceries, 518 Meat, 41 Phone 415 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the C, A, BRISKE CLASS or 1939 Real Estate and Insurance Chehalis, Wash. 905 Pacific Avenue Phone 409 Mrs. Fosteris Bakery Phone 95 823 Market St. ' CHEHALIS Wilsonis Electric RADIOS ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Chehalis, Wash. Reliable Printing Service Since 1921 Miller's Print Shop R. E. MILLER, Prop. Phone 42 1115 Park Street Chehalis, Wash. F ecl1tner's Jewelry Store ' 1, N S f IB?f5'1',I - Chehalis Avenue Chehalis, Wash. Phone 307-W Congratulations to the Class ot 1939 Bechtle Motor Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CHEHALIS Phone 489 6626461 phdtlflddy O O 892 Market Phone 60 MEET WITH THE GANG ' at THE HI POT DWI! T dV2'Cll gives Congratulations to the Class of '39 Fissell. Funeral Home Distinctive ' Funeral Service Ambulance Calls Answered Promptly Chehalis Q Washington Nonpariel Barber Shop Williamson and Middleton lt you like our work, tell others . . If not, tell us. 785 Market Street . Chehalis, Wash. Christensen's Corner Anything in Groceries . Phone 552 Corner l3th and Market Enterprise Electric ARTHUR E. COOK Automotive Electricians Radio Sales and Service Phone 372 986 Chehalis Ave. Compliments of Palmer Lumber and Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of Hi-Grade Mill Work Sash and Doors L PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS Open Every Week Day Sunday by Appointment Portraits - Views - Kodak Finishing . The Price Studio T he Centralia Business College Established 1910 Congratulations to You! Photographers lt pays to Get a Diploma MR. and MRS. S. H.'PRlCE, Proprietors Phone 311-W Chehalis, wash. ENRO'-L ANY T'ME McKenzie gf Morrison 10c Store 840 Market Street Chehalis, Washington SCHOOL SUPPLIES - GIFTS - CANDY GRADUATION CARDS Chehalis Grain,Company R. E. POLLOM A. E. POLLOM WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grain, l-lay, Flour, and Poultry Feeds Phone 2l 1 CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes for success to the I939 gracfuafes of C. H. S4 xl I X l, 5 ' Y g 4 if s f ' 56' ?f?A1E5??f 'I' ffig sf? ig 1 3' 1111 ' ' 1 I-gig, . in 1 I if 'J' '4' '- -. l- JDHIJSDIJ-'BDJK BUIIIPHIIY Printing - Lithographing - Boolcbinding P fc Ave. TACOMA A BRoad y 2 EJ -IEI SIGNATURES . 44 QM QWML-ew MLZig,?A7x ,,,6OfVLyM mm Gqffup ,Lua Zfiiiigm 1- W s I O Ky. 'ef s' .vw Plastic Binding U, S. Patent No. i970285 JOHNSON-COX COMPANY Tacoma, Wash. Licensee No, 93