Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1940 volume:

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Yf 41 pteiented Ly the -guocidteaf .Qucfent Jody of ghehafii M45 .fchoof onward . . . The Editors of the 1940 Chehalin have attempted to publish a book in which has been kept a visual record of the past year. This Yoarboolr is to serve as a mvmory bool: in future years, when it will bring back scenes of a by-gona' day. 60,1 fen U -Hcfmiml tration 614:11 ea -gctz'w'tz'e.1 -Hthletici .fnapa E -Hd: Willa ADMINISTRATION , .A-.. B. ff Q. ADMINISTRATION C, jACOBS Principal f 1 A-Z S GLANN, LUEBKE, THOMPSON, MATHESON ' Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Q n3,3II', B M ISS B!.: 'CS junior-Senit' lish Skit Club , I sor Dramatics Instructor Assemblies Y UMW' M5035 Hgxcmviwf .I Cluaskexball F00 MR. BOETTCHER Chemistryg Physics Phlogistons Advisor Assistant Football Coachg Track Inter-class Basketball .Z-yf 'T 42' f A53 f his 1 s.f' x. ',: Zf MR, MITTEN A ' is ivi S n r Clas isor Che III? MR. MOORE Sophomore English lournalismg Debate Crimson and Gray Hi-YQ Tennis a ck pl?-HBA . Mliefelawmffni cefman ' Suvennxe ff UFY MISS ' MS E gjf R MISS BQ-QUTBWY H222 Class Typing - wi' MISS OGDEN MR PORTER MR. SMITH G. A. A. Agricultureg F. F. A. Commercial Advisor of A. S. B. Treasurer MR. VAN NI-CE Manual Training MISS WARHANIIS Artg Art Club Advisor MRS. WHITE Home Economics Student Council Girls' League CLASSLQ 40 laii at lg NDY MCSA Dlclgreddent If gf x ka DU?-U' xpdgifetifv fn f WER P09 0 Nlnce P e had B NUR BO T reasulel xPOl-A pxcll Pat Arms gertean AYNE ELl-Eli:-?ghai an pros' l94O-The year that produced a large number of out- standing Seniors. No few people were particularly leaders but the class as a whole, its achievements and its activities, merits prominence. 1 The crowning social event was the junior Prom, with its theme of a hunting lodge-the Senior Ball was not lagging in its SUCCESS. One hundred four in number, it is not the biggest nor the smallest class that has left the school-but it is, without question, one of the best. Leading the class in the sophomore year was Bob Murray, with Dick McGandy president in the junior and senior years. The dramatic success of this year was th ' its superb acting and exc I e Senior Play with e lent plot. 7 .mg C JIM ADAMSON Skit Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Pres. 45 C Club 3, 45 Crimson and Gray 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Che- halin 25 Yell Duke 2: Tennis 3, 4. A 4 li V5 is li.. LOREN ACREN Football 2, 3, 4, 1-C Club 45 Skit Club 4. LEE AUST Field Crew 2, 3, Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN BAKER Home Ec Club 3. CLADYS BLAKLEY Commercial Club 3, Girls' League 2, 3, 4. CLENNA LOU BELTZ Tumbling Club 25 Ci. A. A. 3, 4g sim club 3, Play Day 35 Drill Team 4. A l li' h 4: in eniou Q A. P' ,war-. RUSS ANDERSON ' Club 35 Field U Skit ii Crew 3. 2 a'. CAROLINE AHRENS Tumbling Club 2, 3. 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4, K Play Day 3, 45 Drill Team 4.,. r ROSEMARY AUST C. A. A. 25 Skit Club 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Girls' League Plays 2, 3. BRUCE BAXTER F. F. A. 25 Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE BRADSHAW Commercial Club 3, Crimson Er Cray Chorus 3. 4: 4 Qque J L GLADYS BRATLIEN Home Ec Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Librarian 3. 4. 5 lOE BRINTON Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH CLOW Field Crew 2. 3, 4. .4 ,V 1' 3- . su- NADYNE BRINTON G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Skit Club 33 Commercial Club 3, 43 Play Day 3, 43 Drill Team 4. VIRGINIA CAMBRIDGE Librarian 3, 43 Honor Society Z, 3, 43 Skit Club 33 Girls' League Cabinet 3, 43 President 43 Crim son C1 Gray 2, 33 Girls' League Plays 33 Chorus 33 Student Council 43 gheghalin 2, 33 Press Club swift ED IN CLARK F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 4. LOIS IEAN COLEMAN Tumbling Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3g G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Skit Club 43 Home Ec Club 2, 33 Crimson C1 Gray 3, 43 Girls' League Play 33 Chorus 3, 43 Play Day 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 President Home Room 23 2lll0'C1 MAX BROWER Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Skit Club 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 C Club 43 Track 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Phlogis- tons 4. i-,jig,,4j'.f' , GENE CHARLES C Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Football 3, 4, MAE CLEMENTS Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Skit Club 33 Band 2, 43 Chorus 3. PERCY CONNICK Track Manager 2, 3, GEORGE CAMBRIDGE Boys' Club Cabinet 23 Home Room President 33 Skit Club 3, 43 Field Crew 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Student Council 33 Bus Driver 3, 4. l I Drill Team 4. 43 Boys' Club 2. 3. 4. ! . Q 7.1, f, EDITH CORWIN Crimson C7 Gray 3. 4. CERHARD DIECKMANN Skit Club 43 Field Crew 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 33 Stage Crew 3, ROBERTA FLINT Librarian 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Honor So- ciety 2, 33 Tumbling Club 2, 3, 43 Commer- DICK DIPOLA Student Council 2, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 President of Boys' Club 4: Honor Society 2, 33 Home Room President 22 C Club 2, 3, 4. WILBUR DUGAW A. S. B. President 43 Honor Society Z, 3, 43 Boys' Club Cabinet 33 C Club 2, 3, 43 Phlo- gistons 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Golf 2, 33 Student Council 4. AMY EMERSON Home Ec Club 23 Commercial Club 3, 43 President 4. RAY COFF Boys' Club 2, 3, 4 cial Club 33 Crimson CJ' Gray 2, 3, 43 Chehalin 43 Girls' League Plays 33 Girls' Athletic Manaer 43 Play Day 23 Drill Team 4. em'o'z.1 MARCIA AUDREY DORNINC Librarian 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Skit Club 43 Phlogistons 3, 43 Che- halin 3. GEORGE ELKINS Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. BILL EVANS Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Field Crew 2, 3, 43 C Club 4. FLOYD GRABLER Skit Club 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Band Z3 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Chehalin 3. IANE DUELL S. W. Washington Girls' League Conference 3, 4, President 43 Crim- son C1 Gray 43 Skit Club 43 Chorus 2, 3. SHIRLEY CUNSOLLEY Tumbling Club 23 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 3: Skit Club 33 Crimson 6' Cray 43 Play Day Z, 43 Drill Team 4. HENRY HALVORSEN Crimson 0 Gray Z, 33 Cbehalin 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 23 Field Crew 23 C Club 43 Debate 3, 4. eq. MARY ROSS HOLTS Entered from Salem 43 All School Plays 43 Skit Club 4. HOWARD HAMILTON F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 judg- ing Team 3, 4. VERNON 1. HAUGE Band 23 Boys' Club 2, 3, 43 Field Crew 2. BESSIE MARIE HERON Drill Team 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Club 2, 3. 43 Play Day Z, 3,43 ROY HOSS Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Football 2, Z3 Band 2, 33 C Club en iota NORMAN HANDLlN Football Manager 43 Crimson C7 Gray 2, 43 Camera Club Z, 33 Band 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4. MARGARET HAMILTON Tumbling Club 23 Li- brarian 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Crimson G Gray 3, 43 Chorus 33 Play Day 2, 43 Chehalin 3, 43 Drill Team 4. HAROLD LEE HAYNES Crimson 6' Gray 3, 43 Chehalin 43 Phlogistons 3, 43 All School Plays 43 Camera Club 33 Student Council 33 Skit Club President 43 Honor So- ciety 2, 3, President 43 Tennis 2, 3.4. ROLLAND HILL F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Pres- , ident 4. BEl lT LOUISE HUDAK Tumbling Club 23 Li- brarian 33 Student Coun- cil 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Skit Club 33 Commercial Club 3, 43 Press Club 33 Girls' League Plays 33 Play Day 2, 3, 43 A. S. B. Secre- tary 43 Chelwalin 43 Drill Team 4. BETTY MARIE IASMER Tumbling Club 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Girls' League Cabinet 33 Play Day 2, 3: Drill Team 4. i ' I Q-, KN 1 is ' 5 I eng' '1 ' ' 3 . - aiu. was 0 i if 4 L. Bos Koi.AsH TSYWNS 2. 3, 4- . ' Student Council 45 Hi- . ' Y 43 C Club 43 Foot- ball 4g Golf 2, 4. A li EVERRETT WAYNE MAYBELLE VIDE KENDALL KENDALL F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 3. 4. RUTH KOLASH Skit Club 3. IERRY LANCFORD Student Council 45 Football 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Vice-President A. S. B. 4: C Club '2, 3, 4g Winner of Advocate Award. lRENE LEWIS Home Ec Club 2, 3' Skit Club 31 Chorus 3, 4. MAE LENORA LAYTON Girls' League 2, 3, 4. Commercial Club 3. ROLAND LANE Crimson C7 Cray 4. MARIORIE LARSON c. A. A. 2, 3, 4. com- mercial Club 3, 45 Play Day 2, 3, 4g Drill Team 4. ADA LYNCH Entered from Napavine. 43 Girls' League 4. BETTE MABARY Skit Club 35 Home Ec 2, 3g Girls' League Play 3 3' -ii- M-- .K KATHLEEN MYRTLE MACOMBER Home Ec Club 2: Cro- rug 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3. 4. . .1 I MARIE NEER Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4 Crimson Cr Cray 2. at 'Ah F df: I iou BILLIE MARTIN Hi-Y 43 Home Room President 23 Yell Duke 2. DICK McCANDY Class President 3, 4, Basketball 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Home Room President 3. SHIRLEY MULLAN G. A. A. 3, 43 Skit Club 33 Home Ec Club 3, 43 Girls' League Plays 33 Play Day 3. VERNA NEWBERRY Honor Society 3, 43 Commercial Club 3. 4. DAVE MATHES Honor Society 2, 33 .Skit Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 43 Crimson G' Cray 2, 33 All School Play 43 De- bate 2, 3, 43 Tennis 4. JIM MCREYNOLDS Football 2, 3, 43 Crim- son Gr Gray 4g Skit Club 43 C Club 4. BOB MURRAY Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club Cabinet 2: President Class 23 Skit Club 43 Phlogistons 3, 43 All School Plays 43 Cho- rus 33 Camera Club 33 Coliv- 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Chehal- in 3, Editor 43 Treasurer LILLIAN PAKAR Phlogistons 3, 43 Hon- or Society 2, 3, 43 Crim- son 6' Cray 43 C. A. A. 2, 3, 43 ski: Club 43 Play Day 2, 3, 43 Che- halin 43 Tumbling Club 2. 3, 43 Drill Team 4, 3: RICHARD IVIAUEL Crimson 5' Cray 4. EDWARD PENIERL Entered from Napavine Boys' Club 3. 4. 'Ki .X I 5, . DOROTHY l. PETERSON Tumbling Club 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Drill Team 45 Play Day 2, 3, 4 MYRTLE ROWETT Honor Society 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. IACK POLLOM Honor Society 2, 35 Hi-Y 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Business Manager Che- halin 45 Camera Club 2, 3. VIRGINIA RAMACHER Entered from Santa Cruz, California 45 Girls' League 4. U... EDDIE ROBERTS F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. DALE RUSSELL F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Boys Club 2, 3, 4. f 2' . Cx f I 5 I,,,,,,A eniou IVIARIORIE QUICK G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Play 35 Drill Team 45 Chorus 45 Play Day 4. CONNIE QUICK Honor Society 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent Hcme Room 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Student Council 35 Play Day 2. 35 Chorus 45 Girls' League Play 35 Tumbling 25 Drill Team 4. ALICE ROBBINS Entered from Centra- lia 35 Girls' League 3, 4 BLENDA RONQUIST Honor Society 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 4. ANNE SALSBURY Honor Society 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. 31 IEROME SAUBERS Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Phlogistons 3, President 45 C Club I, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Student Council 45 Honor Society 2, 35 Crimson 6' Gray 4. I- S, MARY SCHERER Home Ec Club 2, 3, BETTY EVANS SEAT Entered from Dallas, Texas 33 Girls' League 3, IUNE SCOTT GEORGE SEARS Home EC Club 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, Crimson C1 Gray 3. 4: Manager 2, 3, 4. . 'W .1 ' 1 1 BRAlDA SMART IRENE STEDHAM C. A. A. 4, Tumbling Chorus 2, 3, 41 Song Club 3, 43 Commercial Duchess Z. Club 3 4 DON STRI NGFELLOW 4, Chorus 4: Football C Club 41 Track 3, v 34 My' .M , 4.5 ELLEN SXXIAYNE Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4: Crim- son G' Gray 3, Editor 4. JOHN sviNTH Field Crew 4. x h x I A A ?' K . BOB STURDEVANT F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 43 C Club 4. yl . 7 xi, UQ EL SWAYZE xx E f ,LY Ec Club 3, 4. xl , Cf F3 ,- GEORGE THROOP Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. 34' r W eniou pu- IOHN T ROOP Boys' 2, 3, 4, . M I . CHARLES VASERENO EMMA VASERENO F. F. A. 23 Boys' Club Home Ec Club 23 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. TED WARNECKE C Club 2, 3, 45 DORlS WARD Track 31 Football 25 Bas- Enfefecl from OFBHPSQ kefban 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, an, Washmgton 4, Glrls 3' 4. Student Council 4. League 4- A. s. B. Publicit Man- Y ager 4. BILL WILSON Entered from Central- ia 45 F. F. A. 4g Boys' Club 4. LOIS H. VILWOCK Home EC Club 2: Girls League 2, 3, 4. SALUTATORIAN Robert Murray For the first time in eleven years, a boy has attained ranking scholastic honors in Chehalis High School. Robert Murray, who has earned this honor, has a record of 34 A's and 3 B's, or a grade point average of 3905. His extra curricular activities included: student body treasurer, honor society, golf and Phlogistons. Outstand- ing in the journalistic field, Bob was editor of the l9-40 Chehalin. VALEDICTORIAN Audrey Dorning I Audrey Dorning ranked first in the-class of l94O with a record of 32 A's and 2 B's, or a grade point average of 3.94l. She was active in dramatics during her tour years of high school. In a quiet unassuming manner, Audrey maintained her high standing although outside activities required a large part of her time. 4 -ww P-v-one JUNICDRS GX' 4- Firsf row: Gibbs, lustice, Kitchel, Hallman, Hokanson. Second rowi Fountain, Krefzschmar, Gilbert, Hol- land, Halvorsen. Third row: Epperson, Knapp, Gilbertson, Krause, lones. Fourth row: lackson, Lindner, Hawkins, Goff, Nowadnick, Mr. Carlson. Fifth row: Iverson, Hull, Hazlett, Hendricks, Groleau, Hanf, Hallman. First rowi Riddle, Lindner, Mrs. Flagg, Mey, Mills. Second row: McCrady, Macomber, Rudolph, Ritzschke Pierce, Miller. Third row: Olson, Rogers, Peterson, Rosebrook, Russell, Moravec. Fourth rowi Peterson, Mills ' Pancratz, Peterson, Markstrom, Pakar, Miller. Fifth row: Nowadnick, Murray, McCoy, Pate, Lutz I8 Rhyner, Larson. JUNIORS I i A a ...ma Mm. ., .W-naw-ws-M-Q1 NWI ff' z ,,l ,1-lv 'Q Q. I r I First row: D. Strom. H. Twining, Stafford, F. Speirs, Wilson, L. Smith, B. Strom. Second rowt Stockman, Towne, Thompson, Luft. Speirs, Stinson, Schweder. Third row. Tomlinson, Stinson, Walters, S. Smit 7Senn, Short, Saubers. Fourth row: Stork, Schweder, Shaver, Woods, Williamson, Sabin. 5 First row: Bentley, I. Dobosh, L. Dobosh, E. Adolphsen. Second row: Arthur, Bishop, Bennett, Detlets, Adolphsen. Third row: Campbell, Coburn, Allen, Brown, Caplan. Fourth row: Barclay, Barker, Cordell, Alex- ander, Callison. Filth row: Andrews, Mr. Boettcher, Baker, Brick, Cash. sf , -,man-.r-l....-.,, L. QU. ....,,,,,.,.,.,m,., , 17 Y' ASQ , ,gl Nl 'U T9 SGP!-I0 CRES F, nrst row' Meyers Lawler l McC d ra V Luughna ' I-Ove hu' Mllllalll Kr, .' ' rc eck, Mcbonaldiln Ehud row: NeYv ,lohnsom SAI I Lovm, Sixth 0 nstone' Fhh er. Masgn' oppe ushce.SeC0,-,dro - row: P, 'ones' Leroxv: McMicken- hy. Marrh, Fofmllldd. Maloney g ornl L-Urnbard' Hafms I VOWQ Labue' ' onnon -Ken: er, B. lon - dall. es Aggpvlliiv , . -W-wM.ww..,,.n-01 l l I . Warnecke, Stoner Fxrst row 1 O. Throop, Young, L. Rogers, H. Rnedesel, Mrs. While. Richer. Second row: Rowan, Unzelman, Sears, Rhoades, Rosback. Roberts. Reid. Third row 20 Tlngstrorn, Rosback, Stringlellow, Rosenburger, Wood. Wells. Fourth rowi Ziakowski, Rey nolds, Zackman, Sturza. Fifth rowu Plotz, Purcell, Willard, Russell, Riley. 0 N LF' 3 SGP!-ICMORES Q! d ow' Hams, Haunreiter, Hughes Dunn. Secon r . F ier Hogan. Fourth First row: Hewitt, Fountain, Hamilton, , Hayes, Gilmore, Headding. Third row: Fahey, Bongwer, Gibbs, Hill, rax , row: Emerson, Evans, Fredrickson, Cisler, Fiscus, Harfsell, Hamilton, Hughey, Duell, Deskins. Fifth row: Hamilton, Dorning, Waldo Hayes, Hagstrom, Dean, Mr. Moore. I WI Frrgf ,, OW' H B Uri B Bella T . ' . ' Hurd UH' B . . I I' radshaw, C row, Brrfchef, ggi?-g::E?Jh, gusik. Second s, - row: Corwin v Ashg, E V N7 2' v 'Wwfw.r.,,,, '4'N-ww., cafes, Bl k a elY.PBrowe,-, B A ridges' Bus k B e v Boynf on. F ' jchaney' ehrpy. Ff unch, Care I th f0w' B ' Y' Bmderick A u'l '8-irn Ouffh ro . , Mr Smi e- Barber W- Barfle ' 1 Clements yu ' , Bond cl-ASS XQLI-Q oFF'CEle , c ...W JUNIORS som-IOMORES First row: Gilbertson, Hallman. Second row: Riddle, Tomlinson. Home Room or1FncERS I , V 'cg' 1' 4 28455 i First row: Pakar, Hokanson. Hallman, Dobosh, Iohnstone. Second row: R. Saubers, B. Chaney, Ritzschke, Bennett, Barclay, C. Brower. Third row: E. Chaney, I. Gibbs, Brown, B. I. lanes, B. Peterson, Dean. Fourth row: Emerson, McMicken, Boone, lay, Markstrom. Holland. Fifth row: Plots, Fahey, Tomlinson-, Short. 22 l 5' First row: Wood, Monbeck Second row: Fahey. 'V B ACTIVITI X ' J 1- , , , I .Y--X f , , . f , , X, V. N ff? ff f , I, pri I Fnrst row Swayze Hudalc Swayne Bennett B. Peterson. Second row: Mrs. White Boone Holland R Saubers lohnstone Third row Mr. lacobs, Dipola, I. Saubers. Fahey Warnecke Fourth row Pate Murray Dugaw Desluns, Plotz. Fifth row: Stinson, Tomlinson Langford McCandy Kolash. A. S. B. OFFICERS President-WILBUR DUCAW Vice President-IERRY LANGFORD Secretary--BETTY HUDAK Treasurer-IERRY TOMLINSON Sergeant-at-Arms-LLOYD SHORT Publicity Manager--TED WARNECKE C999 PMN nqunype-.n.v -.-lbwasilwi First row: Pollom, Hudak, C. Quick, Flint, Hughes, Ritzschke. Second row: Walters, Haynes, Mathes, Mc- Micken, Pakar, Halvorsen, M. Hamilton. Third row: Murray, Burlingame, McReynoIds, Warnecke, Callison, B. Strom. Fourth row: Moore. Willard, Hanf, Miiten. Bob Murray-Editor lack Pollom-Business Manager I row: Cristler row: Handlin Browe ir Y D GRA QRIMSGN AN if Mk G A :?' him, Firs v Sllvayne, C. Iusfice, Flmf. Second row , Corwin, Bradshaw, Mafhes, Duell, C r, Saubers, C. Brower, Haynes. Fffth r 1 gif' d fowl Secon Wilsvn' Crady' I. MC, , CiIl:2 ' Marhe ' Front govzlendrlcks' f0n ' :QW .' Headding, Wilson. Pakar, Hero unsolley. Fourth row: Mr. M00 ow: Elkins, D. Sfrom, Mauel, Ba AYNE EN SW E5 Editof-ELL nAvE MATH iness Manager- Bus rr. Coleman. Third re, Busek, Hamilton, M. rber, Wood, Adamson, Willard. UB PRESS CL 25 SCHOOL PLAYS Left to right: Knapp, Fahey, Riley, Walters lseatedl, Bennett. THANK YOU, DOCTOR Cast ot REHEARSAL Cast of THANK YOU. DOCTOR , Nurse Gray - - Nettie Bennett Freqa- l ' ' lane Mclwlcken Mrs. Lester - Frances Knapp Christine A lane Duell Dr- Gurney M john Riley Barbara - june Weese A Patient - - Bill Fahey Gertrude - Betty Gilbert Denny Cort - - Kermit Walters 5Or1ia - - - Mary Boone Marjorie - Mary Ann Corking PRODUCTION STAFF Director: Miss Catherine Barnes Prompters: Louise Rogers, Mary Ross Holts, George Wood Cast of SUBMERCED Student Directors: Marcia Barclay, Dunn h Bob Iohnstone Marjorie Alexander, Mae Clements. Shaw - - Dave Mathes Make-up: Audrey Dorninlg, Charlotte Allen, B . H Id H Yvonne Wilson rlce H - am aynes Stage Crew: Gerhard Dieckmann, Gene Bailey, Maffmdfews - - Bob Murray pack caiiason, Stuary Blakely, james Leghorn, Nabb A - - lames Adamson DOD Campbell jorgson - - Norman Willard Scenery: Virginia Cambridge, joe Brinton SUR 44 ,PGQJ l l Haynes, lohnstone, Mafhes, Murray, Adamson, Willard. ! at b s , f f I . s 1 1 f 1 11 , 2 s S i Corkins, Gilbert, McMicl4en, Boone, Duell, Woese. Z7 Ml I u ' cg . 'V W' LIBRARIANS ,S U-In-Q.. Front row: Elmgren, P. Gibbs, Lindner, Flint. Second row: Holland, Heading, L. Smith, Brown. Third row Ritxschke, Alexander, lay, M. Hamilton, Bratlien. Fourth row: Miss Harms, Rudolph, LaDue, V. Cambridge This is the second year for the organization, and its members are doing a great job in checking books in the library. It gives them practical exper- ience in this work and they greatly help the students in finding books. OFFICERS Pfesadenf-PHYLLIS class Vice-Presiden t-DOROTHY HOLLAND Secretary-MARGARET LINDNER Pl-ILCDGISTONS 2- I 38 Front row: Alexander, Hudak, Flint, Holts. Second row: G. Rogers, Handlin, Dipola, B. Strom. Third row B. Peterson, Mathes, Murray, Haynes. Fourth row: Pakar, V. Cambridge, D. Strom, R. Saubers. Fifth row Mr Boettcher, I. Saubers, Dugaw, Short. The Phlogistons, honorary Science Club, hold meetings each month and perform experiments. The main annual event is the banquet, held in March this year, at which time the new members are initiated. OFFICERS President-IEROME SAUBERS Vice-President-HAROLD HAYNES Secretary-AUDREY DORNING Treasurer-LILLIAN PAKAR Sergeant at Arms-DONALD PAYNE Host-BOB MURRAY These Scientists! 5, 'N SKIT CLUB OFFICERS President-HAROL D HAYNES Vice-President-BOB MURRAY Secretary--MARY ROSS HOLTS The reorganized Skit Club this year put on many assembly programs which were very entertaining. At meetings, various phases of drama were discussed and outside speakers came to demonstrate requirements of good stage presence. M Hai . Brow' ,ones Lndel G W Q .' G, Cam v iq row- cond rowl ' taoftsdiudd' Fwd K weese' Cirligaqiniivv B. Peterson. Warnell e' bridge 3 G be'f B V C351 ron? 'ow h d Fahml u Maqhes, D. Sunsw- . Dieckfnann' ' i mfeii Fifth 'OW' rowi ' kgtrom Ben Miss Barnes QNX , Ma' , ' Murf3Y- v Browefv , . 11 rd, M' ge Haynes Booaiereriiclgeynolds, Wi a fl Adamsoli walfefs COMMERCIAL CLUB Z. - , T .nv-. -5 Lo gif wr .Q .C F WK. M , Q! l Front row: Hudak, M. Larson, D. Peterson, C. Quick, M. Quick, lasmer. Second row: C. Bradshaw, Smart. Rowett, Crase, C. Iustice, Adolphsen. Third row: Ronquist, Spiers, Hallman, Salsbury, Newberry, R. Peterson, Towne. Fourth row: Kretzschmar, D. Macomber, Vasereno, Stafford, Clements, Blakely, Bratlien. Fifth row: K. Macomber, Mr. Smith, Knapp, Allen, Gilbertson, Haynes, Emerson. OFFICERS President-AMY EMERSON Vice-President-ETHEL HALLMAN Secretary--MYRTLE ROWETT Hostess-DOROTHY CILBERTSON Reporter-CONNIE BRADSHAW -S h- G H93 DEBAT E. 'l , I Ii 'V QXGJ Sit V l 7 AV gli Front row: Young, Roweft, ludd. Second row: Weese, Haunreiter, Wilson, Ritxschke, Headding. Third row: Halvorsen, Mathes, Willard, Mr. Moore, MacDonald. The question tor discussion was Resolved: That the Federal Government should own and operate the railroads, The Debate team placed second in the northern division of the Southwest Washington District. There was a larger turnout than in previous years and this made it possible to have several teams. Both problem solving and tradition- al types ot debate were used. I-II-Y OFFICERS President-IIM ADAMSON Vice-President--CLIFF LAWLER Secretary-IERRY LANGFORD Treasurer--DICK DIPOLA Left to rightg front to back: Dipola, Pollomg Lawler, Walters: Brower, Mathes: Adamson, Strom: Warnecke, Mr. Moore, Saubers: Kolash, Weod: Martin, Hawkins: Sears, Langford. BAND Front row: Rhyner, Wood, Quick, Flint, Schuster, McGrady, Sorensen, Fredric so . ' E erson, 'l'. Rogers, Peterson, Clements, C. Mchlicken, D. blartsell. Lemieux, ' P llom, Fahey, l. Mctdicken, W. Epperson D0wns Stinson, B. Strom. loan Gibbs, B. pp Larson, Barber, Williamson, Roberts. Third row: Hitchcock, Grober, o Cambridge, McCord, A. blartsell, Burlingame, B. Lawler, Mey, Oppie, D. Strom, McDonald, Dethlets, l McGandy, G. Rogers, D. Lawler, Pancratz, Hendricks, Mr. Storey, Conductor. St anding: Russel , k n Second row: Kuehner, ' Cl-IGRUS Fr Hokangon 5 Sears, T l' 'econd 'OYW i- Gibbs, H l ' - man, h . 'S.. P. Gibbs, accompanixsl rz'0t'YIB Corkins,a?:TuTu4:ierc.M3:'l:g-K' Stegham. ' ' . UNI, uell, Cambridge Rh ' Vue Sffillgfellow Emer W OWHS, Cash L 5, . son, Williamson dolaiig orn. Stinson, pa n ' Ci, Broderick y e' BRASS SEXTET ont row: Stone M . r . Qluck, Sfurla Aust Hens Cole R Strom, Dethlefs, Peterson, Hartsell, Williamson, EPPGFSOH- Mr- Sr . oreY. Musical Director fM Storey received This year, the Band, under the direction o r. , a Superior rating at the Southwest Washington Music Meet at Hoquiam. The Chorus rated an Excellent at the Meet held in Kelso. The Brass Sextet was rated Superior at Hoquiam. Last Autumn, the Rotary Club of Chehalis had a financial drive, and with the help of the coihmunity was able to purchase the new blue and gold uniforms for the Band. The school is deeply in- ' ' tribution to the Band. debted to the Rotarians for this generous con I-ICME EC CLUB First row: F. Hamilton, Swayze, Mullan, P. Gibbs, Hayes. Second frow: Adolphsen, R. Peterson, Gilmore. Rvsbach, Brundson. Third row: Neer, Alexander. Mason, Marth, L. Smith. Fourth row: Ahrens. Scott, Bennett, Rhoades, Thompson, Bratlien, Bena. OFFICERS President-ETHEL SWAYZE ice-President-MARIORIE ALEXANDER Secretary--LOIS SMITH Treasurer-NETTIE BENNETT F. F. A. K :fW'A1Q,5' .2 lxuzzeff ' ' we -' A f- 4 ' M l Q A 95 4 M.. t v 1 I 1' ' if as, 4, First row: Grapenthin. Dethlefs, Swisher, Burris, Deskins, Macomber, Riddle. Second row: Young, Stepp, Long, Walkerbarth, D. Hamilton. Carlson, Whiteman. Third row: C. Hill, Reed, Hagstrom, V. Hamilton, Rowett, Ricker. Fourth row: Bond, Emerson, Frazier, Sabin, Throop. Fifth row: Peterson, Olson, R. Hill, Clark. H. Hamilton, Roberts, C. Hull. Sixth row: D. Hamilton, Iverson, Shaver, Russell, W. Hull, Neer, Mr. Porter 0'Connor. Seventh row: Walters, Sturdivant, Nowadnick, Francisco, Carey, K. Kendall, lohns. OFFICERS President--ROLAND Hll.l. Vice-President-DICK NOWADNICK Secretary-QKERMIT WALTERS Treasurerm-ED ROBERTS Reporter-FRED PETERSON Watchdog-BOB STURDIVANT YGU CAN'T TAKE IT WITI-l YOU ., , R- ,i -it 4 1 if n- rg 'll 5: ...,- ,W 4 W Penny Essie - Rheba - - Paul Sycamore Mr. De Pinna Ed - - Donald A- Martin Vanderhot Alice - - Henderson f Tony Kirby - Boris Kalenkhov Gay Wellington Mr, Kirby - Mrs. Kirby - Three Men Olga - V t 3 Connick, Pakar, Charles. Brower, Coleman, Haynes lseatedl, Rogers, Svinth, Sfurdivant, Duell, McReynoIds, Dorning. CAST 1 Lillian Pakar - Lois lean Coleman -- Glenna Beltz Percy Connick - Dick Dipola Gordon Rogers Wilbur Dugaw - - Harold Haynes - Rosemary Aust George Elkins Dave Mathes - Max Brower - lune Scott james McReynolds Audrey Dorning -P john Svinth Bob Sturdivant Gene Charles - - - lane Duell MANAGERIAL STAFF Advertising Statt: LeRoy l-loss, Ted Warnecke Bob Kolash, lim Adamson Prompter: Roberta Flint Properties: Connie Quick, Marge Quick, Roberta Flint, Dorothy Peterson Stag Crew: Gerhard Dieckmann, Gene Bailey, Bill lubb, Don Campbell, Mr. Page, Advisor Programs: Dorothy Peterson, Myrtle Rowett Costumes: Miss Lutt, Advisor Postersg Virginia Cambridge, Lloyd Miller, Roland Lane Make-up: Constance Bradshaw, Mae Directed by Miss Catherine Barnes Clements, Mary Ross Holts 38 f. Dipola, Belfz, F , Haynes fse Hayhes 'a fed? , Rogers , A r EEN 'A 8 5 Pakar Lsealedf, Dugaw, Connick, Coleman livaredl, Brower Au , sf, Mafhes, 1 Paka' SCO Counick 3-n Dipola Haynes L Pak-ar I-IONGR SOCIETY '-'x First row: Young, Hudak, Peterson, Quick, Clements. Second row: Borseth, Mrs. Flagg, Kntzschmar, New- berry, justice. Third row: B. Strom, Swayne, Busek, 'F. Wood, Warnecke, Monbeck, McMicken. Fourth row: B. Cheney, Bennett, P. McCrady, Meyers, l. McCrady, lay, Holland, Halvorsen. Fifth row: E. Cheney, Alexander. Pakar, Fahey, Cambridge, Wood, Peterson, Barber. Sixth row: Roberts, Corkins, Allen, Wilson, ludd. Seventh row: Peterson, Mrs. White, lohnstone, Oppe, Hendricks, Saubers, Scherer, Willard. Eighth row: Lumbard, D. Strom. Brower, Murray, Haynes, Dugaw. OFFICERS President-HAROLD HAYNES Vice-President-DOROTHY HOLLAND Secretary-GEORGE WOOD Q. . Aiumlcs 1 h i Wil D! sf! .,,. gs-5 u -ww Us I Q Wa P I 41 Q v 1, Aiwa C CLUB lu, le., 1'- Yf I ,. no r ., K ' oi A pa e e 2 Flrst rowt Adamson, l-lalvorsen, Mckeynolds, Agren, Bailey. Second row: Dugaw, Kelash, Dipqla, Nl Brower, Campbell. Thkrd row: Langford, Baker, Warnecke, I. Saubers, Charles, Sturdevant, Shorr, l-landlin Fourth row: Rosback, Pate, Srringlellow, Tomlinson, Haunreiter, Brumblay. OFFKZERS President-flEROMF. SAUBERS Vice Presldenlf-LLOYD SHORT Secretary Treasurer!-IERRY TOMUNSON I W --...Q 0-'Wx' 'QL G. A. A. OFFICERS PresidenlSD0ROTHY HOLLAND Vice PresidentXPHlLLlS MCCRADY Secretary TreasurerSGLENNA BELTZ Athletic Manager-ROBERTA FLINT Flrst row: Hudak, Larson M Quick C Quick lasn-ner l Dobo h Cl .Q n , , - ...,i,., -.1 WWW. -4 -,v ...:m.1.,f4 fo ms 4 .MM -.1 N, 7. .v -Q., 'w .Aw .., www wfmwf M4 ...M +..,,,-, . .. ,, , .wmv-..., -LLM , . , . . . - S , o eman, Flint. Second row: l. McCrady, D. Peterson, Hallman, B. Cheney, Heron, Ahrens. Third row: SI-ringfellow. H. Riedesel, Weese, Warnecke. Mon- beck, Wood. Mullen, Holland. Fourth row: Adolphsen, Cunsolley, Rosback. Sacks. MeMicken, Boone, Pakar, P. McCrady. Fifth row: Cheney, R. Peterson. Wilson, M. Hamilton. Brown. L. Smith, Halvorsen, lrinfon. Sixth row: Schweder, P. Brad ll F. H ' ' S BW, armlran, Rhoades. Sears, Smart, Miss Ogden. FOOTBALL if ' . X 5, gg ln, Kg. . ' Q , 'f '14 , ' X X 'ix i , K - x I 1 ' ' C , , , 3 I .. -A 1 2. W . Q Front row: Kolash, Stringfellow, Baker, Rosback, M. Brower, Dugaw, Short, Langford, Charles, Dipola, I. Saubers. Second row: Hallman, Murray, Pate, R. Saubers, Agren, McReynolds, Halvorsen, Pomeroy, Hamilton, Campbell, Ziakowski. Third row: Andrews. Hoss, Laughnan, Bailey, Duell, C. Brower, Krause, Mullen, Hill, Clark. Fourth row: Somerville, Handlin, Cash, Tomlinson, Adolphsen: Mr. Boetfcher, Assistant Coach Mr Brumblay, Coach. 'Isis . W iv, 5 , ' 517' M-Sw, . YAAVV ii ,..,,.,., Stringfellow, Bake' , Pate Fnrls End ,N ' yr- Q , xy xii X5 ' - T 4 Kolash, Brower, McReynolds C Quarterbacks amlffsigg Eipola C s 3. vw ., ,ul ,,,-fm' 1 Handlin Manager ' A . v--ef ss.1,.,,'?!' l Q fa .ff 5 wa gr .,,, ,QI'i,g :,,, L , -V MQ? -mn' ,. ' Z 'W it Q. 2 , 1 f . I 4, r J 5 ,, 1 . N 5 1 ' wr -ms ,X W ,y?,,,.. 1. , 'JF N 3. xguwfvgx gd 5, x B , gmbla ,nf , 0-Sch y A ,., 5011, , ,Y vw.-., A WF W, : V , 4 fx . , V Q gy ig 32 ' f' ., , , , , . - A rr . 4 -4 ,- ,,,. if H Q- 5' 4 ,si H' ve ' .my - A ' 'v 'l' :'. A 941. 1, . 1 M 'rf X 4 , 431 jg, R' L' ,Q A V, 1 ' ' V, ,LL -we ,L - Q' ' nz: 1 - , , Du .. .aiu f' C -ef 'S-. Sturdevanf Guard E77 fer ' L ngford. ASW saubers Tackles :1:Sept. I 5-Puyallup .,Y,. .. '5:Sept. 23- Commerce . ,. Sept. 29-Aberdeen .. 1-:Oct 6-Longview .... Home Ca YYYCS S -. Tomlinson, Short, Zaikowskn Halvorsen, SCORES Oct. 20-Kelso .... Nov. 3-Olympia . 3-:Nov. I I-Hoquiam 21:Nov I7--Vancouver Nov. 23-Cenfralia Fullbacks Charles, Baifey Ro b guards S ack O. C. 41 - 7 I3 - 7 12 - O 25 - O 6-O gd? ' 2E?Q J, 5 4 e A Saubers Guard E Celggi Warnecke Forward i . N H F , , .. -4' so QF 53. 3 damsel' Pliofw ala ir un' Fglxanagef I s I -.gn Short Cllard Castle Rock Olympia .... Olympia .... Onalaska .... Elma .,..,.,,., Bremerton Onalaska .... Kelso ,,,,. Puyallup .,.. Castle Rock Olympia ,,,..,. ..... Olympia ....... ..... Onalaska ....,.. ,.... Elma ,,,,,..... ..,.. T. S. .,,,.,,, , Onalaska .,,.7.. ....Y sQuAo Centralia Vancouver Kelso ..... Camas T. S. .,.,.. . Centralia Vancouver H085 Guard Camas ..,.... Longview Longview SQUAD Kelso ..,... Puyallup ..,.. Centralia .... Adna A Kelso ........ Centralia Longview C 33 45 22 33 52 3O 33 33 29 30 C 33 28 21 26 27 24 36 fb -.L nvys n. Y' Q X T' af ,- 1 1 . x ji BASKETBALL ,vm I it X 7? If of if -if CKY C' 'JC 'Q' ds.- 'fl zqf Q XJ' ,lab 1 I a Furs? mm ash, Fountaine. Benny, Rogers 3 TN ,Wi 'nn- Short, Adamson. Saubers, Warnecke, Evans. Second row: Tomlinson, Baker, Plofz, Iverson, Kol- Thnrd ww. Willard, Tingstrom, Williamson, Dean, Duell, Fourth row: Conch Brumblay, Giesler, , Luven. I - 4 - l .42 QQ 5' f' O , . S fl-1 ix Ploii CCY' 19' Brumblay Coach omlinson Cllard TRACK X N ,V w, , 'F K 4 in 1 X gl R XX Ass ' f :EY 4 ' 1 0 DD r' 'f Q?-' W 54 V 'rr Front row: Giesler, Rogers, Hamilton, Short, Stringfellow, Willard, Adamson, Charles Bailey, Langford Ziakowski. Second row: Connick, Pate, Tomlinson, Adolphsen, Rosbach, Hallman, lohnstone, Beltz, Anderson Wood, Iones. Third row: Coach Boettcher, Murray, Andrews, Peterson, Gilbert, Saubers. Adimgon Langford C ,, ,MMA -,, Lf. H Hallman TRACK Gisler X an is Connick, Wood, jones Nlf- Boeftcher Managers P3 fe Sllorf 'Q Ziak owski w w ? - E -AKLVV L k ,: E5igf:i.,. 'ix Rogers GULF -.L Plot: Murray Fahey Mr Carlson Kolash Sears Hendrlcks TENNIS Warnecke Crabler Mr Moore Hanf iurlingame jubb W CNN BAD NXXNTON PLAY PADDLE Front row: Hewitt, Rage , Weese, Rosback, Boone, rs Warnecke, Wood. Rhoades. Marth. A BALL B SE 'Ns- VF Frg Back nr row: row: McCra55lf: Dobosh , olland, gtone r. vw DRILL and BeR1..Mc , Ahrens. HaXvorsen,Hoh , Heron Larson Front rowz Hammhon, Hasmer. Back row: . ,-., ADMINTON I W.. . A7 v' , M v , . 1 VP i We E se. Heron. GYM JUBILEE VOL CS LEYBALL PHX as QL , s L 1 Af Ygxk ...- Y f ' L, if , 7 A I X Ev Roglxg Tlaffh, Wees ' Hmm 9' He - 011, Rosbackwlgg Warnecke .1 . une Be . ' na. TENNIS X Bo one. lqsmerv BASKETBALL Front row: Hamilton, Halvorsen, lasmer. Smith. Brow Back row: Wood, Sears, Lawler, McCmdy. ...naus- ff ff Qs' -may David Sfinson YELL KING J M Sofxfriy 8901, E QUEEN n3PP aices CHESS N1 EL YELL ifif . Refs H2231 N356 TAFF Bw ' ' ' if en f , K SONY Wa,n ,wjrlffizxg C DUCJESE 1 54 'L 'Une We SONG Ducggss . ' .SS f 1. A, Q .VW ,u,,. Y X.,-L' zfnni. . i , V L ' rf A Yi. Tj, 1 f ,ff ' 1 mr: 7 qw' ,A ,3 ,L V f 1 ,-If ' ff ff, EV., g , r , -E535-5'.u. V. rf 1-1-- E xipseo 'avg CP Boys' 122254-0 ' e G 00 W1 C' , O m 'i?WO Y 3 C Fffff 'OW' Fahey' Dipola Benn , 1 1 Y, Kolash. 'gn . W Cwkg. cd. row. M. Brower, Nowadnick, Saube,-5, 5l,,,,?m1u,,A S gd ,W ' XLOW G ' Carlson. LN.f' 915' 1' t YCXF Ag' 7 W f, Q64 aio' I V - 00' f , Fuji? i , STUDENT DANCES ERS ,,3 'V X 5 gui- , A N u 5 ' 1, f-1 .. ,Q Si N Q 5 VY' 1 X 5 x V ,gl x . ? , Hz .P ,v X ii 4 I ,-4 2 Q' .L ,Qt X we g A '73 in fff he-J iffy ' Q . i , ,Q -Q 'Quan-L v.iw,'- . ,L 1 I F .ln 1 , ,, Q . 14' A , JB ty WI we lu. A,n , J: rv-,Ff1'7f nr- ,fC X Ll 45-X Zn tt ahh un :bt goffege Two Years of Fully Accredited College Work Tuition Lois' and Quality of Education High ESTABLISHED 1925 FOR INFORMATION COMMUNICATE WITH PRINCIPAL OR THE REGISTRAR PHONE 586-I CENTRALIA, WASHINGTON GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF I94O from Lewis County's only Home Owned Bank SECURITY STATE BANK CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FO f ' - S Sherwin-Williams Paints - VIGIIFLQI1 Lumber Co. T 7?elr'able Building Irwrmatrbn CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ' CLASS OF 1940 MACOMBER FOOD STORE PHONE 345 A Thrifty Place to Trade Chehalis, Washington PHONE IO3 Route Two Chehalis fffadaen MOORE'S Hart-Schaffner Cr Marx Clothes Motot gompany Emerson Hats Nunn-Bush 6 Studebaker Sales and Service Weyenberg Shoes MADSEN'S CORNER DAY'S CORDS phone 378 Better Quality for Less john Moore AI Tarrach -EW-stir 1 I A A I 4 Qgpvglddffkql ,ff Igrwbs-Quffgv I ml rw . ll WIBRA SE CilI,,QUIDJ,, FLORISTS Scatter Sunshine With Flowers PHONE I23 I5I4 MARKET ST- 60 E. LAWRENCE BIRLEY, owner CHEHALIS. WASHINGTON l QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER 1 if Wlgl nm A-HN A ucsussn sToRAc: PADDED VANS FOR MED VAN WAREHOUSE MOVING Chehalis Phone 219 , J 3, Sears Roebuck Lewis County sz CO' Hardware Distributors of Chehalis' Complete WILSON Department Store ATHLETIC GOODS Phone 35 1082 Boisfort St. Phone 808 8Ol Market Sl' Chehalis, Washington Chehalis City Laundry THE FRIENDLY DRUG STORE Dry Cleaning Monite Insured Moth-Proof Cleaning On the main corner phone 88 Chehalis Phone 48 Chehalis COMPLI MENTS OF THE COFFMAN-DOBSON BRANCH of the NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON 6l 62 nf - ,' I CONGRATULATIONS AND 7 . - THE COMBINED PURCHASING BESOIXQESQEF ISPIOVHE POWER OF 2600 v rg f' N , t, v i ,, , O Ben F ranklln Stores I s 4 1' S I V1rg1lR, Lee : A. ' ' Makes II possible to IWW 'P' HP seII at sucI'I- 'I .QT INSURANCE POPULAR PRICES Get Your BONDS ICE CREAM Ben Franklin Store at the Phone 376 .S 890 Market Street 800 Market Street Chehalis LOUIS A. VIMONT PRINTING Sheaffer Pens and Pencils SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 6551 St. Helens Hotel GABEL Dining Room Coffee Shop 8: Await your Arrival We'II Do the Rest for TYPEWRITERS W. F. WEST, Mgr. I K I Good Work and Quick Service CLEANING - REPAIRINC - PRESSING - DYEINC RONALD AND STUMP IAMES - Proprietors 972 Pacific Ave. I CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON Phone 96 ' ICE CREAM - ICE - BUTTER COLD STORAGE LOCKERS FROSTED FOODS Phone 480 Chehalis Lewis County Dental Association DR. G. E. ESTES DR. N. A. HOGBERG DR. IAMES H. IOHNSON DR. GEORGE D. MATHESON DR. A. C. NICHOLSON DR. I. D. WALKER C. E. Payne 8: Son Auctioneers l K I Phone 645 Chehalis, Wash. Lotz Treatments Given only at CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON Treatments Daily Except Mondays at 9:00 11:30 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. PHONES: Office 3035 Residence 3291, 4471 We Have No Branch Offices Treatments for Rheumatism Iall formsl, Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, Stomach, Kidney and Bladder Disorders iincluding Stomach Ulcersl. Sinus, Lumbago, Pros- trate, Boils, Carbuncles, Flu, Pleurisy, Forest Poisons and Numerous Blood Disorders. CONGRATULATIONS AND AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Elf Sfaih, .7nc. Centralia Chehalis BEST WISHES of the 5?-is CS. HMZJ omfvany -i . giunu.-..,... .-- . . .. .. . F ' il SOME NEW THINGS Vitamin B-1 for plant stimulation Hormodin for Rooting Plants AUTOMATIC Lawn Sprinkler that works without assistance Hose Sprayers, that make spraying easy Thompson Feed Company CHEHALIS, WASH. T-r Pesos YO HO SKINNYH Let's play hookey and go swimming. It has been 65 years since I attended the log school house in Chehalis and sneaked away to go swimming at Alex- ander swimming hole. Stop in some time and get acquainted with a Pioneer Grocer. John West Grocery ESTABLISHED 1891 Hearty Congratulations to the Class of '40 CHEHALIS H IGH SCHOOL wi-nr: AND INDIANA sussss CLYDE H. MADSEN TRUCK SALES Madsen's Corner Phone 378 63 MARIVS Drug Store Chehalis Phone 53 Prescription Druggists You can always shop to advantage at the Rexall Drug Store Smith's Cigar Stand Fountain Service Try our MALTED MILKS St. Helens Hotel Phone 468 Compliments of John Dower Lumber Co. We Hurry Anything to build Everything Phone 2OI Chehalis, Wash. See us about Modernization Loans FAST SERVICE U tv, Bartel's Men's Store Timely Clothes 'fir Howard Bartel nl 8,, Harry Bartel ..29., DAIRIGOLD PRODUCTS LEWIS PACIFIC DAIRYMAN'S ASSOCIATION A. D. SQUIRES Hardware Company l.l HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS PAINT Phone 23 Chehalis, Washington V ' DELICIOUS Cakes Bread Cookies BOE Daily Bread Shop 8 I 4 Market St. Chehaiis A Charlet's Furniture Company Quality Furniture for Less Phone 88 Centralia, Washington ics cREAm rden gi Q5 1 n ew Q A 'V Ice Deliverybbmpany 693 NATIONAL CHEHALIS: Phone 9914 CENTRALIA: Phone 163 Uentral BUS Station Terrill and Cox 1041 Division - Chehalis PHONE 196 Compliments of J. C. Penncv erwte lJfn?y Ammiwmhualmwmauxmmzm CO' Goes a long way to make friends and still further to keep them 65323951655 978 Pacific Avenue A Nation-wide Chehaiis, Wash. k if Institution I Drugs-Fountain-Kodaks CHEHALIS ADVOCATE George Sears Drug Co. All Chehalis and Lewis County News PRESCRIPTION DRUCGISTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '40 Phone 77 Chehalis, Wash. H. B. PEARNE LUMBER CO. 1422 CI-IEHALIS PHONE 780 First Federal Savings and Loan 921 Chehalis Avenue 65 ..,., N sz '. 1 CONGRHTULHTIONS and best wishes for future success to the 1940 Graduates of CHEHHLIS HIGH tscHooL f ff' rf X. 5 I nl. X . -- 'rf .yi ,5Z',Q.'gf,5I, 11 f txttiifek-Nu 4 uf X' Nm' ' y f, ljfiififf' -1:vf':,wv. im' 'sri ' 5 ' fra'-W 1 14 1 1, i 1 I. fl I' X 2 1 'QQ Q .1 5,--3 ll X 3 I jg! 1-if I, f 140, .1 SH.. JDHIISUII-EDJ! BDIIIPHIIY Printing - Lil-hographing - Boofrbfncling 726 P f Ave. TACOMA BR d 2 38 Q -E Always Good Entertainment . . . M' sa Twin City Theatres :tiyqb ax CENTRALIA CHEHALIS 1 . NW S, ww- T R AN JUAN ARM . LOCATED I THE vonce OF . -H good pfaae to five S35-SQKJEEEZTQN Bus Servuce ---- ' cl-Isl-:Aus I Hourly ' ST. JOHN INVESTMENT CO. 'R's::::: :NG TWIN cmzs CHEHALIS CORP- sus cop 35 Years of Service FORD MERCURY 3 LINCOLN ZEPHYR FORD TRACTOR WITH FERGUSON SYSTEM BETTER EVERY YEAR ST. J0llN Mcrrons 6 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Market Street Garage NASH AND w11.1.Ys A Used Cars - Repairs - Gas and Oil DANCE MUSIC FURNISHED FOR HIGH SCHOOL PARTIES SMITH'S Automatic Phonograph Co. 1056 CHEHALIS AVE. PHONE 430-I Chehalis Grain Company R. E. POLLOM A. E. POLLOM WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grain, Hay, Flour, and Poultry Feeds ' Phone 21 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES OF I94O AND FACULTY Chehalis Music Company When you're feeling low, pep up with a Penguin Special Phone 960 Mr. Cr Mrs. H. A. Lotz CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF i940 Dr. W. F. Loughnan OPTOMETRIST - ORTHOPTIST 1114 BOISFORT STREET CHEHALIS, WASH. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1940 Mrs. Fosteris Bakery Phone 95 823 Market St. CHEHALIS Goodyear Service IO4O MARKET ST. PHONE I75 TIRES - BATTERIES - RADIOS RCA Home Radios - Motorola Auto Radios EASY TERMS TO SUIT Compliments of Palmer Lumber and Manufacturing Co. COMPLIMENTS OF R. C. Lawrence, D. C. ' Manufacturers of Hi-Grade Mill Work CHIROPRACTOR Sash and P005 122-124 Columbus Block chehans, washington PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Mike Griffeths YOUR SUPER SERVICE MAN Lewis County Abstract Company TITLE INSURANCE HERBERT H. SIELER SIEGMUND SIELER 1256 MARKET c1-1E1-1AL1s 68 P'eSIt?E ' 5eC'eIa'Y Cohurn's Washer-Cycle Co. Colson Bicycles Maytag Washers PARTS AND SERVICE 953 Chehalis Ave. Chehalis Phone 415 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 9 Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables One Block North of the Courthouse on Chehalis Avenue BRUNSWICYS Self-Service Shoe Co. The Smartest Styles in Town 829 MARKET ST. CHEHALIS Enterprise Electric Arthur E. Cook AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS RADIO SALES AND SERVICE PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS PHONE 372 986 CHEHALIS AVE. Schwartz Men's Wear The Store of better things POPULAR PRICES Phone 181-1 I 833 Marker si. CHEHALIS. wAsHiNcToN The Kent Studio MATTIE C. POST PORTRAITS Phone 238 Burnett Bldg. Chehalis 1 1 1 - 1 I I l Walter's Market 81 Grocery Best of Groceries 8' Meats WE DELIVER 825 Market Chehalis Groceries, 518 Meat, 41 F echtner's Jewelry Store S 35 S . f- F .V X iu-,Q ,B 'V - ,,,, 1'- W 'l J. iv: 54553. f' Chehalis Avenue Chehalis, Wash. Rector's Lunch One-Quarter Mile South of City Limits on U. S. 99 SANDWICHES TO TAKE OUT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 - dit? Cdldflgtifgfe Reliable Printing Service Since 1921' Miller's Print Shop R. E. MILLER, Prop. Phone 42 1115 Park Street Chehalis, Wash. Congratulations to the Class of 1940 Bechtle Motor Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CHEHALIS I PI'lOne 307-W I phone 489 CHEHALIS PHARMACY Reliable Prescription Store TED LAWRENCE 892 MARKET PHONE 60 St. Helens Hotel Building UWM EVZTII gives Congratulations to the Class of '40 McKenzie 81 Morrison 10c Store 840 Market Street Chehalis, Washington SCHOOL SUPPLIES - GIFTS - CANDY GRADUATION CARDS Wilson Electric Co. Electrical Engineers and Contractors II45 PARK ST. PHONE 777 Open Every Week Day Sunday by Appointment Portraits - Views - Kodak Finishing The Price Studio Photographers MR. and MRS. S. H. PRICE, Proprietors Phone 31 I-W Chehalis, Wash. The Centralia Business College Established I9IO Congratulations to You! It pays to Get a Diploma 70 ENROLL ANY TIME MEET WITH THE GANG al' THE HI POT CONGRATULATIONS C. A. BRISKE Real Estate and Insurance Chehalis, Wash. 905 Pacific Avenue Phone 409 CHRISTENSENS Fresh Fruits, Vegetables Groceries and Fresh Meats PHONE 552 CORNER IBTH AND MARKET Cohn Furniture Co. Congratulations to the Class of '40 S97 MARKET ST. PHONE I43 Al Adams Garage Expert Repair Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I94O I3I4 MARKET PHONE 327 Say It With Flowers . . . Say lt With Ours TELEGRAPH FLOWER SERVICE The Flower Shop 905 Market St. Chehalis, Washington PHONE 86 Ki-a'j -. 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