Cle Elum Roslyn High School - Redskin Yearbook (Cle Elum, WA)

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111 VAREDSKIN mul 15-untll dit' 1151s Tht Dr1n11t1c Cluh Punt llltl P.1tchcs IS one of thc ncxscst organxzatrons rn thc lugh school hung Ufglllllld IH 1979 hx Mrss Brown A lrvclxer lntcrest rn plays and othtr dram.1t1cs xx 19 shoxxn IS soon 1s rt wus formed To he chgxhle studcnts arc requlrcd to hut mlten Lrther a nmjor or a mrnor ptrt rn a play The purposc of the club rs to strmulatc rntcrest rn drlma and 11s productlon Much nevx t1lent 111s found ftmong the mtmbus of ill cl1ssts Tha club held 1ts 1n1t11t1on on jinmry 16 and ill the nurnbcrs p1rt1c1patcd rn four short cntermrnmcnts The first 111s enutlcd Dmsy DtVoe and Cl.1r1 Bow the second was a group of songs thc tl11rd A Hrred Mm s Courtshrp , and the fourth They Laughcd Wl1en I Smrtcd 0 P115 But Thcse humorous PICSCDIIIIOFIS were enloyed by eseryone present At 1n urllcr d1tc 1 mcctxng of the club was mlled llld the pledges svsorn to uphold the constrtutlon 1nd 1ll rules Tvso toned rrhbons were pxnned on the pledges cmd thcsc h1d to be worn for a certun length of trmc On Dcccmhcr 71 Punt 1nd P1tchcs gaxc the Chr1stn1.1s prozmm COIISISIIUQ of two ont tct plus lfltl scvcr1l n111s1c1l numbcrs Thc plays ucrc entntled Sp1rlt Plugs md Not urtc Such 1 Goobc Nl Pnnllmors N ll I'11o,, 11 111 Ins o '1 11,1111 xouvl l ou1s Nfrdxed 111111 IX glllll l,tl9lNUl KI 1 t I tltlllfl 1111111 Nltlillllql I o111u Xxllllilll 'lhompson Xlbut lx lulllllllllltnlll Sosx111slt1 Xllj.,kl0 1 111110111 111111 N 10 1 X 4 11 111 lollx R 1111 IN Rte gl XX 1111 11111 1 llorothe 1 Xuhollx sou 1 11111115 1 ll ll I u11tlI19rg, N ll ,, 1rt t N us Hope YICIJO11 11d John llllllllllll N1'11N Zttk uth Z1LlxUX1Qll 11111111111 Sl 1 111 uc 1 llz., 11 ,nts N11 oe N 1ol'1 Dtult lnccrs PRFQIDFINI Mac Fcroglm SFCRVIARX T11rAs11Rr11 Mqry Zeclt CHAIRMAN 01 FIVIFRTAINMFNT9 ane Beeson C11s'1 om N Roberta Smxcr Tue Out . 1 if '17 A ll . ---- A ,: 1 1 1 I 1 4 ' 66 0 .Y P, Y H 99 '1 1 ' Q' Y Y v 5 1 . ' r D 7 7 1 1 . z mia f. ' 4 1' 'Hz QU .11 1 ' 1' 'l'. .111 1 I--son l5I'Jlllk I! gr. my li --11 1 1' l'.l 1 . 1 ' litl 1-1 S1 vym-1' Tc 1 1 H1 '1 ll 31' tli ll Q . ' 1 ll l'h111'IvS 2 1 di '. ' .- , -1 '1 '.1 - -.' 1' , vi. 1' 1l1l1' V111 .11 1' .1'I 11 I A' 1 1tt11 Ali! 1 '1 11' lgi I ' -1 . ' .' In 1 S :l'i M1 1 .lz 1 1 1'l . . 1 ,2 ' li 1 1 11 , b'l1'1 P1 '1 11'--'I gif H7 ' 'I ' ' 71 I 5' - f

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RE DSTTKITNT ' 54 fl orc ocie-ly The Greek symbol of progress cast its bright, unwavering gleam over the students of th Cle Elum High School during the year 1930-31. The one aim of the majority of the students is to become a full-fledged member of the society and a wearer of the Torch honor pin The principal object of this organization is to establish a standard which the students might strive for and attain by virtue of good scholarship and recognized ability in student ac tivities, and to encourage good fellowship among the students endeavoring to better themselves in the pursuit of knowledge Each year the Torch Society has contributed some school service. Last year it presented the student body with a trophy cabinet, and this year the members elected to publish a hand book containing useful information concerning various school organizations, clubs. rules, yells and songs. This book was published especially for the benefit of next year's freshmen and new students N P111 PTS XVi'llt9l' Hanieh Jam- meson Rose 12+-rtlno YVilliam llizvaek Charles Ilonaurli Rose ltruno Marion Canfield June Connell lu-aiu L rys lrellil lit-omg ngelo hiturlione 1 1 1 Nix rlm H lines -Xllmm Is iuzl ti ich Dixirl kennedy lx tlhi I ine koslrlk I um ti e I um in ,, lihodt Xl tt lboue, tll N ugntret Nltntf Hope Nlcllon xld -X nts Xlelos ll 1 et N Doiothvt Nicholls unit X11 I Peters: lrlmt Plullsi c l lFCTS Helen Smolsmk I tout SUXXll!Nl'xl .I in Stittexiti tnlc x Ht ut t ltrlee Ntol .l mi 1 t XX 1 i I it ltox la Ituth 7 tr ltox it 1 tix It 1 Parsmrwr Angelo Gmudrone Vicr PRFSIDFNT Rose Bertino Srcitrrfxin 'larasuarn Dean Crystal ADXISTR Miss Diebel Ttvenly

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REDSKIN g.A.... ,... im MMA 5512! 1 nan 1 is X is QI xi, , ' ffilIPlS Gflee 'Cluih The quality and tone of many of the girls' melotlious voices, that have not been heretofore detected, were discovered this year and were put to good use in the Girls Glee Club. Linder 'he excellent supervision of Miss Severance, the club took a great liking to its work and ditl its best to make this year a successful one. Each Monday the girls met in in the music room antl worltecl hard over their chosen selections. On December 25rcl. at the Christmas program. they made their first appearance of the year and were very well receivetl. Several weeks before the operetta was given. it was necessary for the girls to practice three times each week in order to learn the songs. The Girls Glee Club was essential in the pro- duction of Miss Cherry-blossom. Following an annual custom the girls sang at the Commencement exercises. fl P Illf1ilD P FS Louise llellessu Mate I-'erocrlizt lliiI'oll'l1'2l Nil-holls Mary lit-t-so Juni- lleesou .Xllxzi Hiztumlrone Irorothy Owens ll!-li-11 Smolsnik Al2ll'Ll'lll'Qt llottiue Hope- Mt-lmuultl 'l'heIu1:1 I'lou:so Ir:-ue Sowinski Marion L'zr11I'ie1tl tllzulys Al2l4'lJUllH'1lll Ibolly Harm-tial I.:-oua Sowinski June- Uonni-ll Ilhozlzt Blzll'lJOLl:2.':tll I-Irmar Ileese Mara' Zvvli Dolores l QLULll'1'l' Josie Zi-Yalrt PIANIST ,,,,, ..... j ean Sallberg DIRECTOR .... ,,,,. A Iiss Severance YvZl'U?ll.j-TZFO