Cheney High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1931 volume:

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Washington State College Physics Boys' Federation Adviser Coach: Football, Basketball, Track Sophomore Class Adviser VIOLET E. FLANAGAN, B. A, University of Montana 2 Q41 'f Commercial Senior Class Adviser C. A. PERKINS, M. S. University of Idaho Manual Arts FLORENCE THOMPSON, B. A. University of Washington Mathematics Cheney High School News Adviser W. W. PIERSON, B. S. Kansas State Teachers' College Agriculture, Biology Q 5 F. F. A. Adviser Coach: Baseball, Ag Basketball EDITH M. SCHUTZBACH, B. A. Cleveland School of Art Art A n LNot in Picturej University, 'of Washington High Sch'oo1 Principal History and Civics W, ..... , B, . Back that Rowj LOUISE FINDLEY, B. A. Willamette University Foreign Languages Musical Director DOROTHEA SIMMONS Washington State College 'School - Secretary MARION -N. PORTER, B. A. Washington State College Ho-me Economics Chemistry Girls' League Adviser 'FLORENCE FRYER, B. S. ' South Dakota State College ...,.-ft W I Head of English Department X . Library DORIS E. MARSOLAIS, B. S. Washington State College English, Public Speaking, Dramatics Girls' Athletics Junior Class Adviser Knight Hauwks and Red Peppers Adviser .Masque of the Red and Black Advise-- 1 A f yi' fy ,flu,Q1f f, KIA? 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'lhe Best Christmas Story 2 - The Florist Shop 3 '- '1'hank You Doctor 3 ., B S witty -'lv P 1 'M an Red C Club 4 . ' .l .1 Where the Cross Is Made 3 ' ' Ann's Hero 4 '-ryjj, 'Q 'H Dramatic Club 3, 4 j-gg if j-51113 4 PAUL FOX ' it .Q 1 Boys' Glee Club 4 News Staff 4 Football 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Letter C Club 4 X Debate Team 4 The Florist Shop 3 Where the Cross Is Made 3 The Best Christmas Story 2 Belle of Barcelona 4 Age of English History 3 Captain Applejack 4 JUDSON GAIGE Entered from Libby Montana, 4 Second Semester Belle of Barcelona 4 Ba ketball 4 Basketball Activity Manager 4 Glee Club 4 Baseball Manager 4 GLORIA GRESSLEY Entered from Post Falls, Idaho 3 School Revue 8 Girls' League 3, 4 14957, ,,.f fJf '-,AD ,QV-uf gf' I X3 1 SENIOR CLASS MAX GRIER HOWARD HOLMQUIST 7 In the Next Room 2 Secretary-treasurer Class 2 Age of English History 3 Student Body Treasurer 3 Vice President Boys' Federation 3 HAROLD GRIFFITH President Boys' Federation 4 Entered from Amber 2 Basketball 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2 Football 4 Future Farmers of America 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Ag Basketball Team 4 Letter C Club 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Secretary Boys' Federation 4 Potato Judging Team 3 Stock judging, Team 4 Ann' Hero ,4' The Man in the Bowler Hat 3 Walk the Plank 2 Captain Applejack 4 ,-I ORLEN GRIFFITH .Entered from Amber 2 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Ag Club 2. 3. 4 4-H Club 2, 8, 4 Future Farmers of America 3, 4 'Walk the Plank 2 ,J ROY HANSEN if Entered from Pincher Creek, Alberta, 2 Class President 3 Secretary-treasurer Boys' Federation ZZ, 4 Yell King 3 Student Council 8, 4 Representative Pullman Student Confer- ence 3 First Vice President Student Body 4 County Shorthand Champion 2 Football 4 Letter C Club 4 News Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Orchestra 2, 3 Letter C Club 3, 4 Captain Applejack 4 QELAINE HUMBERT 'f Entered from Amber 4 Pep Club 4 Girls' League 4 Basketball 4 Ann's Hero 4 GLEN 'JOHNSON Entered from Lewis and Boys' Federation 4 WILLARD KAISER Clark 4 Stock Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club Leader 3, 4 Potato Judging Team 2 State President F. F. A. 4 Ag Basketball Team 3, 4 Winner of trip to Washington, D. C. 4 Tumbling Team 4 Ann's Hero 4 Belle of Barcelona 4 Where the Cross Is Made 3 ROBERT KIRKPATRICK Entered from Amber 3 The Man in the Bowler Ann's Hero 4 Captain Applejackn 4 EVELYN KLEWENO Hat 3 Business Manager Captain Applejackn R t' P ll mrhe Best Christmas Storyn 2 eil:-Kejergta we u man Student Confer- Not to the Swift 2 Secretary-treasurer Girls' League 3 H0Qk5 and C1'00k5 4 President Girls League 4 BOYS Glee Club 2 Annual Staff 4 News Staff 3, 4 J ARTHUR HARRIS L Girls Trio 4 Entered from Four Lakes 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Champion Stock Judging Team 4 Triple Trio '3 ' 4111111111 Stiff 4 Basketball 4 4-H Club 3, 4 4,H Club 3, 4 Baseball 21 31 4 Student Council 4 Footfmu 4 , Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 President Future Farmers of America 4 --Lady Frances-f 2 Dramatic Club President 4 --Singer of Naplesn 2 Class Vice President 4 --The Florist Shape 3 Ag Buketblll Team 3. 4 1-Buddiesrv 4 Treasurer of Student Body 4 elle of g, . ,H 4 Ann's Hero 4 1 .' - H ' What Ails the Farmer 4 The Man in the Bowler Hat 3 A Captain Applejack' 4 A f y 4 ELMER HARRIS K Entered from Tyler 3 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 ,- I , Boys' Federation 8, 4 f Orchestra Pep Band 3 lj ' ' , . , n K ,M X 1 . 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SENIOR CLASS 4 LOUISE LESIAK 47' JWRELLA SHERAR Lf Entered from Four Lakes 2 Vice President Girls' League 4 Basketball 2 Singer of Naples 2 Age of English History 3 Ann's Hero 4 IRVIN LONG Lf' Honor Roll 4 Football 4 Letter C Club 4 Annual Stad' 4 Glee Club 4 The Florist Shop 3 Hooks and Crooks 4 A.nn's Hero 4 Belle of Barcelona 4 Captain Applejackn 4 PERCY McLEAN 4-H Stock Judzinli Team 2 Stock Judging Team 4 Future Farmers of America Ag Club 2, 3 Potato Judging Team 4 Ag Basketball Team 4 4-I-I Club 2. 3, 4 .. an U The Man in the Bowler H -1 ,FRANC MILLER Annual Staff 4 Class President 2 News Staff 1, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Debate Team 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Library Staff 3, 4 School Revue 8 Age of English History 2 The Crystal Gazer 2 4 The Best Christmas Story 2 The Florist Shop 8 Salutatorian JOHN RATHBUN If Football 2. 3, 4 Baseball 2, 8, 4 Letter C Club 3. 4 .I CLARENCE REUTER 7' Basketball 2, 3, 4 Basketball Captain 3 Football 4 All fbunty Halfback 4 President Letter C Club 4 Library Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2 Pep Club 4 4-H Club 2 Singer of Naples 2 School Revue 3 .. , ,, JL Ann s Hero 4 Toy sho 4 My D Captain Applejackn 4 .IHELEN SMITH lf' Basketball 1 JVM., The Best Christmas Story 2 School Revue 3 Hooks and Crooks 4 Captain Applejaekn 4 .I THERESA STONE Entered from Rosalie 3 Glee Club 8. 4 Orchestra 4 News Staff 4 School Revue 3 t 3 Belle of Barcelona 4 I-Iulda of Holland 8 Whose Money 8 EVELYN STRAUGHAN If if-f Entered from Arlington 2 J Girls' League 2, 3, 4 School Revue 3 X, CYNTHIA SWEEK if Basketball 2 f Annual Stal! 4 Pep Band 3 President 4-H Club 2, . Singer of Naples 2 School Revue 8 Toy Shop 4 SARA WORTHINGTON . Entered from Four Lakes Girls' League 2, 3, 4 V EDGAR ROCHELLE Entered from Pullmang2 Boys' Federation 2, ,4 fNo Picture, 5f?j,w I ,fa my WM! We n Sams - O xx f Lf ' kk. ' sf. Q C L L 'li X ' 1 4 T ' Y L i KXDLIY lllg Li ,W f' 260 U 2 N K. xf V gl fo! Y f, L my . ,T L, D o o T .S Sl-ENlOlR CLASS Last Will .and Testament WE, THE Senior class of the high school of Cheney, Washington, United States of America, being undisputably of sound and disposing mind and memory and about to pass out'of existence, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and testament. I LL Helen Smith leaves her long curls to Mr. Hodgeff ' The rosy hue of Willard Kaiser's cheeks We pass Qnhg p hand-painted ones. ' 4 Phyllis De Lano assigns her maidenly ways to Maxine Horn. Evelyn Straughan wills her daily do-zen records to 'Martin McDowell. Cynthia Sweek wills her Wonderful handwriting to Miss Fryer. To Dick Hampton, Evelyn Kleweno bequeaths her intellectual ability. Kenneth Corley Wills his girlish blushes to Kenneth Harmon. Roy Hansen leaves the job of patro-lling Normal Avenue to Herman Straughan. Robert Kirkpatrick leaves his afternoon naps to Jean Liedloif. Wrella Sherar bequeaths her graceful Walk and slender figure to Grace Mill. Percy McLean wills his long stride to Harvey Selner. Theresa Sto-ne leaves to Florence the Ford to use after Senior parties. Archie Cutting leaves his grades to his teachers 'to pass out to needy ones. I Bill Reuter leaves his collection of letters and rings to Mildred Conley. Franc Miller bequeaths her belief in Santa Claus to a less fortunate girl than she. John Rathbun wills his ability to singlto Ernest Reed. Clarice Bonstrom leaves her curly locks to Erma Johnson. Ruth Bechtel wills the position of senior class secretary to Jo Burley. Judson Gaige leaves his flag-pole sitting ability to Norman Anderson. Paul Fox leaves his deep voice to Norton Wo-lfe. Orlen and Harold Griffith bequeath their interest in agriculture to Maxine Crockett and Dorothy Ashworth. Art Harris leaves to Carl Webb the ability to bluff Miss Fryer. Glen Johnson leaves his lengthy strides to Emmett Colyar. Max Grier leaves his many school days in C.H.S. 'to Helen Hodge. Irvin Long bequeaths the Mohs sisters to the highest bidder. Lo-uise Lesiak Wills her delightful' giggle to Arleen Taylor. Edgar Rochelle leaves his inhuman actions to Harvey Burgett. . Elmer Easton leaves his ability to manage the stage and Seniors to Bill Parker. Sara Worthington Wills her tact with the teachers to Jack Davis. Buford Allen bequeaths his straight blond hair to Swede Iverson. Howard Holmquist leaves his Ford to Kenneth Bonstrom. Alice Adair bequeaths her. angelic actions to Charles Nelson. Robert. Chambers leaves his passion for study to Bill Coman., Elmer Harris Wills his banjo playing ability to Curtis Rudolf. Elaine Humbert leaves the advice, Love and be loved, to Wilma Adair. . And lastly We bequeath to Mr. Harmon all the papers, notes, Wads of gum, and other such signs of habitation as have accumulated during our stay to dispose of as he sees fit. We hereby appoint and constitute Ray Salt as executor of this our last will and testament. , Attorney-at-Large, ELMER EASTON siznfion crrlss' Q Senior Ambitious Alice Adair, to go on the stage and be known as the it girl. Buford Allen, to take up tap dancing. Clarice Bonstrom, to be a farmer's wife. To find the right man is Ruth Bechtel's ambition. Kenneth Corley, to be a doctor in a cat and dog hospital. Archie Cutting, to give up athletics and become a preacher. Phyllis De Lano, to be the oldest spinster in the state. Paul Fox, to do whatever Buford does. Gloria Gressley, to sell raincoats in Arizona-someone told her the climate was very wet down there. Haro-ld Griffith, to punch a typewriter for Rockefeller. Orlen Griffith, to run a dance hall for broken down canary birds. Max Grier, to become a librarian so he can read more magazines and not get kicked out of the library. Judson Gaige, to take the bathing beauty prize at Palm Beach. Roy Hansen, to be a mule skinner in Missouri. Howard Holmquist, to become a second Einstein. Arthur Harris, to be a domestic science teacher at the U. of W. Art always did like the girls, anyway. Elaine Humbert, to specialize on straight-haired blondes. Glen Johnson's greatest ambition is Helen, and a large life insurance. Evelyn Kleweno, to study the fine art of reducing. Irvin Long, to be somebody's darling, probably Wrella's. Franc Miller, to see America First. Willard Kaiser, to- go to Germany and reinstate himself as true ruler. Robert Kirkpatrick, to get married some day or get an A in Eng- lish. Preferably the first. Wrella Sherar, to dress like a man and hike across the U. S. A. Edgar Rochelle, to shear lambs on Wall Street. Cynthia Sweek, to sweep cobwebs off the sky. ' Louise Lesiak, to start an anti-man league. Sara Worthington, to lower the high tariff on peanuts. Evelyn Straughan, to be an old maid school marm. John Rathbun, to become a prize fighter and a circus stro-ng man. Clarence Reuter likes Wrigley products, so he plans to finance the Juicy Fruit business. Helen Smith, to take Mr. Hodge's place in the history department. Elmer Harris, to be a second Will Rogers. Theresa Sto-ne, to write a book, Boys' Weaknesses. Robert Chambers, to take vocal lessons and become a noted bass singer. Elmer Easton, to take Dorothy along when he matriculates. Percy McLean, to go to Congress. Mr. Dill told him he could if he had his heart set on it strong enough. Into the West Into the west with the setting sun, Winged the avions, one by oneg Argonauts of the azure skies, Leaping the sea for a golden prize- Into the cwest. But the prize was only half the lure That urged the ainmen, each so sure His ship would reach the golden isles Over the sea-swept ocean miles- Into the vwest. Glory there was for every one, Winner or no in a task wefll done, Charting the skies o'er' the tossing main Making safer that long air-lane- Into the uwest. Nine huge birds on the starting line, Ready to brave those of the brine, Then 'while the thousands cheered that day, Eight rolled o'er it and four sped away- ' Into the cwest. Four fleet falcons with man-made' power Thundered a hundred miles an hrour, Bearing eight men and a woman fair On through the 'miles of trackless air- Into the Qwest. All through the night of hopes and fears, Through racking hours that seemed 'like years Kinfolk, lovers, old friend-s, and new Waited for word as on they flew- Into the Qwest. Boebel wins, broke the radio wave, Jensen second, the newsboys rave, Theirs is the joy of the earned reward. But what of the other souls that soared- Into the west? Frost and Pedlar-ah, where are they? Scott and Knope-and the girl so gay Who waved her 'kerchief in last goodbye As her namesake man-bird thundsred by- Into the uwest. Erwin is going, fiashes the fword, And off sails the great green Dallas bird, Humming a cheery radio song, Seeking its mates as it skims along- Into the swelst. S, O. S., crackll-es Erwin's wave, Harrowed, awe-struck, helpless to save, The 'world sits horrified-holds its breath, And hears two brave souls plunge to death- Into the cwest. The days crawl by-no hopeful words And- iwafted back 'of the lost Dole-birds, Tell us, oh God of the Air and Sea Where are the seven who soared so free- Into the west? Grimfly the sea its secret keeps, Locked, forever within its deepsg But now we know that seven great souls Have- flown to a landing beyond life's shoals- Into the west. Pedlar and Knope and Scott and: Frost, Intrepid Mildred, wwe know you're lost To us who live on the dusty groundg But-perhaps we envy the path you found- Into the swest. -mrwmvn A r r mu Sophomore Class - Olficers - President ..,...,....o .,..oo, . ,.oooo,.,.oo . .C ooo, Robert Riddle Vice President e..e,...,. - .eeee is Mildred Conley Secretary treasurer ....e iree, .. Kenneth Bonstrom Faculty Adviser r..... C E. W. Durrwachter - CLASS ROLL - Edwin Addington Paul Alexander Leonard Allen Norman Anderson Richard Babb Emery Babb Ralph Bolton Antonio Bonamice Kenneth Bonstrom Harvey Burgett Raymond Buteau William Conway Allan Easton Howard Elledge Wallace Flock Norman Graham Shirley Grier Richard Hampton James Henderson Harry Hicks Roy Jansen Marion Johnson Edward La Roche Conrad Lauif Martin McDowell Wellington Mann Leslie Mill Ernest Reed Vernon Reynolds Lester Pike Everett Rhoades Robert Riddle Harvey Selner John Shonkwiler Lennart Soderburg Edwin Soderburg Ronald Tollefson Leslie Tompkins Carl Webb Wayne Wilson Wilma Adair Beatrice Alling Doris Bardwell Mildred Conley Alta Corley Annabelle Dickerson Nellie Duty Bernadine Duty Ruth Faire Florence Gressley Helen Hodge Maxine Horn Caroline Hurt Clarissa Hurt Erma Johnson Neva Johnson Delena Kahl Dorothy Kaiser Margaret Lane Erma Manfred Velma Marks Marie McCall Jessie McCurdy Roberta Mohs Ella Nauertz Evelyn Parker Dorothy Pence Minnie Rietmier Elsie Rosensweig Virginia Sweek Gwendolyn Walton Helen Woolman Zi .1 I ff L . 451- 'W f ff . s, 's k 'A 2 D -5 .P N . fm! 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Marsolais - CLASS ROLL - Howard Addington Earl Barton Edward Betz Emmett Colyar William Coman Bruce Cooil Jack Davis Lloyd Dyer Royal Faire Frank Falk Orville Galbreath Alden Harris Kenneth Harmon Henry Hicks Jesse Hobbs Rockwell Horn Bernard Iverson William Lean Russell Lindquist Charles Nelson William Parker Curtis Rudolf Ray Salt Herman Straughan Norton Wolfe Ernest Waterman Nadyne Allen Ethel Anderson Dorothy Ashworth Ethel Breeden Hazel Brown Josephine Burley Mary Carey Margaret Coe Elsie Cramer Iris Eason Dorothy Ewy Frances Fox Ula Fox Mabel Hair June Harr Margaret Harris Jean Liedloif Glenna Lowry Frances McCall Grace Mill Maxine Miller Katherine Mohs Catherine Purvis Marcella Rolfe Helen Schneider Ida Showalter Alice Sooy Jean Stronach Arleen Taylor Hazel Thompson Louise Van Patten Idella Wolfe Velma Whitney Velva Whitney Maxine Crockett - Activities - The Juniors have taken part in all extra-curricular activities and have stood at the head of the list in -scholarship. Special activities for the year were the J unior Prom, The Snowman's Ball, the play, Adam and Eva, and the Junior-Senior picnic. JUNIUR FNB 5' 74 QM 'Q' any Quit! 6 Wibfvvgf' 'Qsf GQRL 48653 1 'J NNN'-4 ia 3 unlink 3 aolff' CJUCIK U5 9 In-L-x 'xo'5'5'1. Q' 'T X' :QUIET F- . .L ug? l ' A X .Q XTX I 'ig' Q ' x - 1 ' ' 4 ' Ai Ji Q- H wp ' -. v, as LE ' . '- is-221' i 3 Hn K ' , - '4 2 ' Q' 9 lx' A 1 1 -fi Q9 Q E X : N 0 ff W X4 WML O C Rf Q. 4 If NY .Y , 4 -Y-'fda' V' V A , 5 Q gi 1 ' ,f wk? X A 5 , ,Q A ., A' K gi.. ,-,,?'1'UDT,NI QOUNCIL' - A 5. 3 W 4 V uf .A-f L N 1 fb' X ' dfk ' N X .KW 5 if 1 5055 I1i1UERATIo N' s Student Council THE Student Council has been unusually active this year under the able leadership of Superintendent Cooil. The Play Hour was originated this year and has proved very successful. Officers- First Semester- Second Semester- President P .i.., P .... 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P.P......PP.....P........ L ........PP L .PP.. H u mor William Lean ........P..P -- PP..P.P....P...P..PPP ....P. Business Manager Josephine Burley .....P..P.. ........P....P Assistant Business Manager Mrs. Thompson .....P.P.PP....P...P.P......PP...........P..PP.P....P..P..P........... Advisor - Reporters - Franc Miller, June Harr, Elsie Cramer, Evelyn Kleweno, Bernard Iverson, Charles Nelson, Paul Fox, Glen Johnson, Roy Hansen, Ray Salt. X September October November December January wifi? J School Cuiwhclar KNQMMMF 15-Hurray, only 269 more days of school! 20-Rosalia football game. Oh! you deadheads. 24-First play-hour, bashful boys predominate. 26-Davenport football game. The big brutes! 9-Song and Yell contest-Seniors uphold honor. 10-Central Valley football game! Rocks and knocks. Funnie photographer takes our pictures. 17-Deer Park football game-mud and slush. 23-West Valley game--less sed the better. 29-Vacation tomorrow! Teachers turn to study. Mead football game. WE WIN! I 7- Buddies -Those two French girls, Oh, Oh! Hillyard debate-experience counts. 13-Jim Hartley entertains-150 boys buy harmonicas. 16-Perry brothers leave-Conley cousins weep. 20- Hello There -Parents strut their stuff. 5-Senior program--what a hero Art turned out to be. Medical Lake games. Elmer and Irvin became members of the girls' team. 6-Pine City basketball games--well anyhow, our second teams stood the strain. 9-Senior Rings arrive-three cheers! 10-Five seniors send chipped rings back. 17- Adam and Eva -bashful Bill. 19-Girls' League program. Many more toys added to school collection. Vacation starts-everyone heartbroken. 29--Junior Prom-a hot time at the North Pole. 30-Seven more rings returned. 31-Miss Fryer returns-the trains would be on time. 1-Happy New Year! 2-The day after the night before. 3--Fourteen New Years' resolutions broken. 5--Red C initiation this week-two paddles broken. 9-Red C program-who censored that? West Valley Barely Wins! ! 10-Girls' win basketball game! ! 14-Operetta cast selected-arguments begin. 15-Archie gets his glasses-no more excuses for not having English lesson. 16-Six more rings returned 22-Five more rings returned. 27-West Valley Debate-Cheney can win in some things. 31-Bus in ditch--Team collects accident insurance for black eyes and scratched fingers. N Ll , Cv: J ,fun H1 .vi P If , . , ' , , 5 . A 1' ,L . f ' 'L i .5 1 , . xf ' Y! l . l' If .I ' 4 W X-Lx 'Q ' 1 4 V 4 . 1 f J' , L A . ' , 5 ff wb M 1, X gg f. ay iipwwm TCMKS I: '- If is V' f-3 mx? 'Q 1 'Q 'V .Z , er A J Q3 S! ,maxi i . I I WBATE ? Pep Clubs THE boys' and girls' pep clubs, known as The Knight Hawks and Red Peppers, respectively, assisted by the yell leaders and pep band, are new organizations in the school this year. As the names indicate, they are to supply pep wherever and whenever it is needed. They have at- tended games and sponsored two dinners as preliminary attractions to play hours. Knight Hawk President .l.... ....,,.l - -. ..,., .. ..... . ....,....., Norton Wolfe Red Pepper President ..... -- .,..,.... --.Josephine Burley Faculty Adviser .,..,s..,....... ........ , Doris E. Marsolais . '6Ag Judging Teams AT THE Portland show the Stock Judging team won the Washington State Championship and the right to attend the Kansas City Stock Show. At the Spokane Fat Stock show the Smith-Hughes and 4-H teams won first places. Harris was high sheep judge of the contest and Hale was high point man of the twenty teams entered. The Potato Judging team won third place at the Spokane Potato show. Stock Judging-P. McLean, H. Griffith, A. Harrisg C. Hair, alternate. Smith-Hughes-W. Kaiser, H. Griffith, A. Harris: P. McLean, alter- nate. Potato Judging-A. Harris, C. Hair, P. McLean, Ll y Dyer, alter- nate. U azz, ,- W. W. Pierson, Coach 4-H Club-H. Hale, H. Hicks, Wayne Reuppel and Royal Faire, Coach. Red C Club THE Red C club is an organization of boys having earned a letter in one of the interscholastic sports. Its aim is to develop better sports- manship among the members of a team and to foster a higher type of school spirit in the student body. - Officers - Clarence Reuter ,............... ,. .....,............ C... - ....,. . ............... P resident Arthur Harris ........ ............ . . ..,. ..,,..........,. V ice President Curtis Rudolf ........ T ......... . ....... Secretary-treasurer Archie Cutting .......... ..... Sergeant-at-arms E. W. Durrwachter ...... ........., F aculty Adviser Debate Teams THE Cheney State and County Debate Teams finished a very successful year under the supervision of their coach, Mr. C. J. Cooil. The State Debate Team consisted of Franc Miller, Buford Allen, and Paul Fox. The County negative team was made up of Gwendolyn Walton and Martin McDowell, while the affirmative was represented by Nadyne Allen and Curtis Rudolf. ff A 35 February March April gM'?717f9'7 -4 V ML, ,Gif . C Q. ACM A' of ' J? i' W fflfff t K 59 fist ggxoo alendarfwpffy f fum , - . 6-Cheney defeats Rockford debate team! fl!! 7-Coeur d'Alene basketball game for was it a racik meethg A 11-Baldy Strang entertains-Scotch predominates. 14-I.0.0.F. Valentine program in Spokane-4:00 partie . 18-Girls' baskteball banquet-boys left out for once. 19-Girls all wear sweatshirts. 20-Junior High beats West Valley! 21-Coach Buechel turns down offer to coach at W. S. C. 22-Three senior rings returned. 27-Father and Sons Banquet- Soup's On. 28-Three cases of acute indigestion. 2-B. B. game with Cheney Firemen. We lost, as usual. 3-B. B. game with Cheney Firemen. We Won! ! 4-B. B. game with Cheney Firemen. Darnit -we are al- ways unlucky. CReuter starsj 10-Three more senior rings returned. 20-Operetta Belle of Barcelona -Oh, what Spaniards! 24-Seniors send all rings back and order new ones. 26-Football and Basketball banquet. Fiery speeches. 27- Br-r-r-r! -winter has returned. 30-Juniors get class rings-arguments vs. seniors begin. 1- I 'IOOQI 'IIHJV CYes, we copied that onej May 3-Mr. Morris tells us about France. 4-Seniors have wild party-at least it was noisey. 8-Hurrah for spring vacation-Many tears shed?! 17-Sophomore Spring Hop-ambitious class makes good. Baseball team wins first conference game-good work! 19-Willard wins trip to Washington, D. C. Congratulations. 23-Delegates to Pullman. Whoopee! 24-Library staff housecleans. 28-Declamation contests. Reed, Ewy and Salt win. 29-Our brainy ones announced: Archie, firstg Franc, second. 1-Night School and Open House-parents visit school. ? Senior Sneak. 9-County Meet-track, declamation, shorthand, bookkeeping 16-May Day- So you're the Queen of the May ! 22-Senior Class Day Program. 23-Junior-Senior picnic-good time had by all. 24-Baccalaureate. 26-Senior Play, Captain Applejackf' 28-WE GRADUATE! ! If you have tears, prepare to shed them now. 29-Good-bye and Good Luck! 4:57 ,j x , n 5' X Simi H Awww ST mf 4 A W 5' S' nb ,Q wiv gm v. ' 5 li l Q' vt' 1 'Q RX N1-H 1 1 I . . A ' I S ML NUWXQALG Annual Staff THE Annual Staff has been happy to have had the pleasure of editing the Pine Cone in behalf of the Senior Class of '31. Each member has been tireless in his effort to make this publication worthy of the class and of Cheney High School. The staif wishes to thank the school for its fine co-operation and to extend its best wishes to Cheney High and to the Vine Cone editors of the future.-EDITOR. Editor ....... - ......... --- ..... - ...................... , ............ - ......... Franc Miller Business Manager ----- ,.-..................,..,,......... ............ R oy Hansen Subscription Manager ........ - ......, - .... - ........,...........,.... Elmer Easton Assistant Editors ..... - .......... - .... - .......... - .......... - ................ --------- Kleweno, Arthur Harris, Irvin Long Art Editor ---- .... - ............,,.. .....,i....,.,r.,r,.,.,,,...... ........... C y nthia Sweek Faculty Adviser ......... .......... . .........r,r,., s ........,,,. ...... . M iss Flanagan Special Musical Groups The violin quartette and girls' trio won first place at the county music contest and have performed on many occasions in Spokane and Cheney. - Violin Quartette - Anna Laura Hawk, Helen Hodge, Margaret Lane, Helen Freeman - Girls' Trio - Arleen Taylor, Dorothy Pence, Evelyn Kleweno Marimbaphone .,.............., - ...,.....l.....e ,.,e.. - .e...el.. . .--M r.... Theresa Stone Director ,- ,,..,ri. C ..,., ,s .,....,,..... .. C... ..,...r.,,rr.,.,.......,,, M iss Louise Findley Girls' Glee Club THE Girls' Glee club has appeared this year at the Normal school, sing- ing Mistress Margarita, by Penn, at the Spokane Central I.0.0.F. lodge, sing To You, by Speaks, at the Spokane County Music Contest, singing I Passed by Your Window by Brahe, at which time it tied for first place, and at various lodges in Cheney. ' Urcliestra THE orchestra has played for the school plays of the year as well as playing in the contest in Spokane at which time it received second place. Two interesting additions to the orchestra this year are the marim- baphone, played by Theresa Stone, and the harpaphone, played by Kath- ryn Mohs. Selections rendered this year include Rhinefe1's Overture by Grune- wald, selections from Carmen by Bizt, and Intermezzo by Bizet. -H , 47 wr , A ,- ' ,. gr -,... - .-- ,. !! ' 99 Buddies Buddies, a three-act musical play by George V. Hubart, was sented on November 7, 1930. - CAST OF CHARACTERS - Q Biff ,-,, , C,C4, ,-,C,,,,,, ,,,,,C,-----,,,.,,,,,,- , ,...,,,.,,,,,.., - ....,,,,,,,... - - -Ed Betz Buddy .,--- ,-,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,..,,,, - ...,.... ...... - - E mmet Colyar Johnny ,,,,,,- -,,,,,.,,,,,- - ,,,,-,,,,,C,,,,, , A....,.,e. ................ B ill Conway Abie -,.,,,,. mm----.,-,-,- ,..,.... - .,,....,....... Kenneth Harmon Rube ,,,-,,, - ..,,.. ,,,, , ...,oo P , .......................... Ray Salt Babe o,,,,-,,lo,,,-- ,....., ,..,... , - , .......,..,...... Norton Wolfe Sonny ,,,,,,,,-,,,,,.,,,,,.., ,,, ,,,,,,. ,., ,.......... - ......... Lawrence Perry Tom, orderly --- ,,...,. , ..........,............,.,.. ..,........ .Robert Perry Dick ---,o,,.,v,,,--,-,.,,, , ,,,,, - ,,,,., - ,,,..., - ...,.,,... ------Harvey Selner Harry ,,,,,,,,,q,-,,-.,,.,,, .............. - ..... B ill Lean Madame Benoit ...... Marie ....,,,..i............. i...... ---,----Evelyn Kleweno ---L .... Arleen Taylor Babette o,,,,,,...... - ..........M.....,. .............. D orothy Ewy Julie ,,v, W ,,,-.,--,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,....,,, , ......,.... - ..... Jean Liedloff Alphonse Pettibois - ..... ......... - ...Y..... C urtis Rudolf Louise Maitland .... .... . .,............ .... G lenna LOW1'y Bugler ,,,,4 U ,,..,,,,.,, W- ....,............ 4---Elmer Harris Director -,-,.--. . ..t,.ii., Doris E. Marsolais 66 D Belle of Barcelona A musical comedy in three acts-by Charles Ross Chaney - CAST OF CHARACTERS - Luis- de Montero fa plantation ownerj t,.................. t .... Bruce Cooil Gloria de Montero, hlS wife -. ., ,.....v...... . .,t.,...,.......... - ..... Idella Wolfe Margarita, an accomplished daughter r.,.. - .,,......., Margaret Lane Mercedes, her sister , v.o. .l ..,.t......................... ........ Dorothy Ewy Lieutenant Harold Wright of U.S.A. t,............. .. ......... Frank Falk Emilio, the Toreador .........,.i..........,.,..,., - .,..... - ........... Carl Webb Francisco de la Vega, a nobleman ou... Pedro, manager of the plantation .....,, ----------Ernest Reed .-----.Curtis Rudolf Patrick Malone, friend of Harold .... -. .... ....... - ......... C arl Hair Martha Matilda Ayers, governess ,tt.. P - ............ Evelyn Kleweno Captain Colton of the Marines A... . -L ..... Paul Alexander Don Juan, friend of Emilio t,ltltlou. P tt.t ..,............. I rvin Long Don Jose, friend of Emilio ...,...,.. -. ......, Harvey Selner Dona Marcela, friend of Margarita ..., ..,.,,,....,...., Dorothy Pence Dona Anita, friend of Margarita ttl.l,tl ..... l.., M axine Crockett Musical Director llt. .uo,o P . ...tll , ttt. Miss Louise Findley Dramatic Director .,.tu P .lo....., , ,t,t ttt....., M iss Doris Marsolais - Chorus of U. S. Marines and Spanish Students - Marcella Rolfe Elsie Cramer Iris Eason Frances Fox Gwendolyn Walton Dorothy Ashworth Margaret Coe Helen Hodge Erma Manfred Mildred Conley Caroline Hurt Marie McCall Phyllis DeLano Edward Betz Charles Nelson Buford Allen Paul Fox Howard Elledge Mertrom Holmes Ralph Bolton Kenneth Harmon Jack Davis Bill Coman Vernon Reynolds pre- -fum l fvwjfd ZZAQQJJJ M1fM MM fQ5fi'QX fl ,W ET..-ATHLi1g2yT11cS Dif ' ', l ' Q4 C, 120 6 1 fnefyfwwfimwwud Q W2 W 'wwf 0-:MX ft Z 6 ' f4' , ,f in , viii adn' ive W Y ,f,,,l 1.1, 1l-4fM-nc L 77 4 1674 f4Zbd --1' Mff FUOTBALL ALTHOUGH the football team of 1930 was not as successful as it might have been, Cheney high was well represented by a fine team of play- ers. Their excellent sportsmanship placed Cheney as one of the outstand- ing teams of the county even if it was impossible to win the county championship. The call for players was made a week preceding the opening of school in order to prepare for an early game with Rosalia. The response was en- couraging as 20 husky pig-skin booters, including five letterman, turned out. Coach E. W. Durrwachter soon built up a team suitable to represent Cheney in the county conference games. The Blackhawks played six games, tying three, losing two and win- ning one. The first game with Rosalia resulted in a tie which seemed to be an evil omen of the following encounters. The game with Davenport resulted in our first defeat, although the boys showed a good spirit in all parts of the game. Our possession of the tie jinx was proved by the next two games, both ending in scoreless ties. The deciding game was played with our old enemy, West Valley. The Eagles made three touchdowns in the first half, pushing their way through the Blackhawks gallant defense. However, the last half of the game proved to be our time to play. The ball was pushed within a few feet of our goal three times, the last time being stopped by the final whistle. The final game with Mead gave the Blackhawks a chance to defend their honor and end the season with a de- cisive victory. Next year's team promises to be an excellent one, built up of several lettermen and other experienced players. - Summary of Games - Cheney ....,.. ......, ........ 6 R osalia ........ ..... 6 Cheney ,..,,., - ......... ........ 0 Davenport ......... ....,., . 33 Cheney ......, ........ 0 Central Valley ......... . ..... 0 Cheney ....... ........ 0 Deer Park .....s....s. -- ......... . ..ss 0 Cheney 0 ..,.r. ........ 0 West Valley ..... -- .... --19 Cheney ....... ......... 1 9 Mead ...s.. 0 -- 1930 Lettermen - Ends: Jack Davis, Elmer Easton, Harold Griffith. Tackles: Curtis Rudolf, Roy Hansen, Paul Fox. Guards: John Rathbun, Martin McDowell, Buford Allen, Art Harris. Center: Irvin Long. t b k- E i tt C l Quar er ac . mme oyar. Halfbacks: Clarence Reuter, Lawrence Perry, Frank Falk, Howard Holmquist. Fullbacks: Archie Cutting, Howard Addington. - Substitutes -- Bruce Cooil, Lloyd Dyer, Edwin Addington, William Parker, Richard Hampton. , Jpg I M9 swf W? r 1' l 3' WY. BQ' 1 'll'-'Z ., E 1 '11 Sv Cb Q I Uk : 1 Zwlcrfoacii ,I Ziff r BASKETBALL THE 1930-31 basketball team was not as successful as it might have been, but some very close and exciting games were played. Twenty young hopefuls and two lettermen responded to the call for players by Coach Durrwachter. Although the shortage of experienced players darkened the prospects, a good team was, soon picked from the squad. The first game of the season with Medical Lake proved to be very close, ending in a win for the Blackhawks by a score of 8-6. In spite of this victorious beginning, our bad luck jinx again attached himself to the ball, for the Blackhawks won but six of the 19 scheduled games. Perhaps the most exciting, as well as disappointing, game of the sea- son was with our old rival, West Valley. The game was close and fast, but ended with the Blackhawks minus the two points needed to win. With seven lettermen back next year, the prospects for a successful season are very bright. - The Squad - Forwards: Cutting, Reuter, Holmquist, Hicks. Center: Rudolf. K Guards: Falk, Davis, Hair, Hampton. Manager: Bill Coman. Blackhawk Hovuvls The Sunday School lesson was about Simon Peter, and after the open- ing exercises of the class the teacher asked what Peter's other name was. A new little girl raised her hand in excitement and proudly answered, Rabbit Mr.: Here's a noted doctor who says that ill health always attacks one's weakest spot. Mrs. fSw'eetlyJ: You do have a lot of headaches, don't you dear? A little girl said to her mother: Mama, if I grow up and get married, will I have a husband like father ? I don't know, dear. Very probably you will. And if I grow up and don't get married, will I be an old maid like Aunt Mary ? Perhaps, answered the mother. The little girl thought it over for a moment. Mother, she said, it's a tough world for us women, ain't it? -x- lf' ' ' 1 A l Z . Lx l' 7, .- X, AQ I, w . E , I, ry' 1 ,'! 7 1,,. . f . . ,Y f 'nt . Y ' I ' L fu Q - I E I y , , . W, I , ,f I 5 n if. P77 1 f A G , X 'K 0 nfl W gf- Q I 5. fi fw 'Qt . qv. E' if 1 K Q Q- 414 1 V K fl' JQ 'ka' I0 i , J L 'f E r 5 4, - 'JI K E vw X I A f ---I' ll J E 4, I 5 , - L'- v 5' L 1 I. I S- 1-'W .- 1 'un- 1 Nl. H144 .4 le, 4 , .. ,W Q is , ,lg 2 gp 5 7 '11 3, '. J. A , ' X. ,. 1 A 'ff' 9' IL 5 gr- QV 3 9 Girls' Baslcetbatl NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE marked the beginning of girls' athletics in Cheney High School. At the call of Miss Marsolais 23 girls turned out. After a few weeks of learning fundamentals, they were divided into A and B squads, and A squad went into training for interscholas- tic games. The first live contests were very disappointing as to scores, but the girls did not lose heart. They kept training and practicing, de- termined to win at least one game. They came out for the better with three victories to their credit. Seven girls won letters and stars: Maxine Horn, Ella Nauertz, Arleen Taylor, Ida Showalter, Erma Manfred, Doris Bardwell, and Mildred Conley, who was elected honorary captain. The following girls won letters only: Clarice Bonstrom, Evelyn Kleweno, Max- ine Crockett, Helen Hodge, and Marcella Rolfe. -- A Squad - - B Squad - Maxine'Horn Ella Nauertz Mildred Conley Maxine Crockett Ciarice Bonstrom Evelyn Kleweno Ruth Bechtel ' Cheney Cheney . Cheney Cheney . Cheney Cheney . ....., - Cheney . Cheney .. .. Cheney A , Cheney Arleen Taylor Ida Showalter Doris Bardwell Josephine Burley Katherine Mohs Elsie Cramer Helen Hodge Erma Manfred Wrella Sherar Helen Schneider Elaine Humbert Jean Stronach Iris Eason Margaret Coe Jean Liedlofl' - SCORES - .....--.12 Medical Lake -,----.10 Pine City ---,---16 Sprague -------14 Richland 7 Richland ., --,---.14 Medical Lake ,----, S Spangle Cheney Normal 8 12 Spangle ..i. . ....,..... -- Sprague Tumbling Teams THE tumbling teams are an outgrowth of the boys' and girls' physical education and have answered the demand for something different in the line of programs. They have appeared as a between-game attrac- tion at basketball games, at lodges in Cheney and Spokane and are sched- uled to take part in the May Day program. They are coached by E. W. Durrwachter and Doris E. Marsolais. . Boys: -Bill Coman, Kenneth Harmon, Ray Salt, Orville Galbreath, Willard Kaiser, Robert Chambers, Bernard Iverson. ' Girls: Erma.Manfred, Doris Bardwell, Maxine Horn, Clarissa Hurt, Iris Eason, Maxine Crockett, Ella Nauertz, Frances McCall, Josephine Burley, Mildred Conley, June Harr. '97 f -U 1 G I ,ff gf- fun 1' M f '97 l Q 1 fi WI U , lf Q aff' j -l,1.1fgQaf . 621 .l Q, ,A Qflflfllg 'AT 1 Z,-Z! f7Lt't, fl - 41 BASEBALL THE baseball team has begun the 1931 season with a series of victories, most of which are from conference rivals, which ought to place Cheney High School in line for the county championship game. Coach W. W. Pier- son has managed to impart to the members of the team some of his en- thusiasm for the game and has built up a smoothly working unit. - Summary of Games - Cheney ,e,..e,,.,.a . 3 Richland ..i........ 2 Cheney ............ 16 Fairfield ..... ---- 1 Cheney ..v,.,e.,... 14 Rockford ..... ---2 Cheney r--- ....... 4 North Central 14 Cheney .,ee..ee,..e 14 Fairfield ---L ..... 6 - Opening Line-up - Howard Addington e,...,e..... Pitcher Bernard Iverson .......... Third Base , Arthur Harris, Capt. .... ---Catcher Roy Jansen ..,................ Left Field Harold Griifith .,..,,. ---First Base Lester Pike ........ Center Field Henry Hicks ,.... . .,.... Second Base Edward La Rocher ..... .Right Field Orville Galbreath ..,..... Short Stop Judson Gaige ......... .-- ....... Manager Substitutes: John Rathbun, Richard Ball, Rolland Tollefson, Herman Straughan, Ralph Bolton, Harry Hicks, Russell Lindquist, William Con- way, Percy McLean, James' Henderson, Norman Graham, Llo Dyer, Leonard Allen. MRIQWI 1 XAN , .-.1 ,QI Track THE track team coached by E. W. Durrwachter took part in several practice meets and entered the county meet held at Central Valley on May 9. Event Team Mile, 880-yard dash-Bruce Cooil, Elmer Easton. 50,A100, 220-yard dash-Edwin Addington, Norton Wolfe. 440-yard dash-Jack Davis, Elmer Easton. High jump-H. Holmquist, E. Reed, E. Soderburg, W. Mann. Broad jump-Jack Davis, Norton Wolfe. Pole vault-Ernest Reed, Howard Holmquist. Shot put--Carl Webb, Elmer Easton. Discus-Carl Webb, Elmer Easton, Paul Fox. Javelin-Edwin Addington, Jack Davis. Low hurdles-Willard Kaiser, Ernest Reed. 120-yard hurdles-Ernest Reed, Buford Allen. 880 relay-N. Wolfe, E. Addington, J. Davis, E. Easton, B. Cooil. NAP 5 ff K' f' qbaffl WY 5 5 pg fl CUE OI! l WFIIQT J JAM f5l XA!a!!1'7177e 'l Max n af. 1 N