Cleveland High School - Aquila Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ezilml n n u in ll 9 2 9 DI Senior Class Ufficers BLANC!-IE TEPLEY .,7,,.,,,,7,77,,,,,,,,A,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,.,,....,,,,,,,,, ..,.,.....,,.,,.,,.,,.,,7,,., P resident DAN Booms ,,.,77,,..,,, .w,,..,,....,,,7,Y , HOWARD SAKURA ,,,,,,,, CAROLYN TRONSEN ,,,,7,,,, Miss Luccocx 7v..77,.,7, Senior Song We say good-by before we go, While in the east the bright sun glows, A new sun of another day. And as we gayly go along, We leave with you this parting songg Remember us through this our lay. l 9l2-9 Going slowly out of line. We do not leave without a sigh, And so again we voice our cry: We say good-by to Cleveland High! Class Flower-Yellow Rose Appreciation ,,,..,,.Viee-President Secretary r,,r,,.l,Treasurer ,.,,Adviser CATHERINE HENRY. The Seniors wish to express their appreciation to Miss Luccoclc for her loyal guidance of the Class of '29, Five IDE 13

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czncu u n n I CC, H, SJ n n n umulc, Commencement Speakers MARY LANE ,,,7 , 77.. e7,,,.., ,77,,,,.,,,., e,,,,,,7,,,,,,,A....,,,,.. . ,.,,,,,..e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . . , ,,,A,,, S alutatory ANDREXV TI-IORESEN ,,,74,,7, ,,,,,7ee,e,,777A, , ,,,.ee V,,,7777 ,,,,,..eee,, ,,..., ' ' T lv e Value of Peacei' BLANCI-IE TEPLEY ,,Y,,,eee7 ,,Y,Y,ee,e,, , ,,,e . eYY,,,,..,,..,ee,e,e,e,e,,, ' 'Peace Through Arbitration FRANK HILL ,e..,...,,,,,,e , ..,,,.,, Peace Tlvrouglv Friendly Relations of Strong Nationsl' HOWARD SAKURAW ,,.,,,, .,,t,,,,l,,,,, , ,,,. ' 'Peace Tlirougla International Understandingi' AGNES FERGUSON, Valedlctory t,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,t,...,,,.,t,....,,,,,,,, ,,,.. ' ' Consrription of Wealtl1 -:EOE-J ' MARY LANE ,,,,,,,ee. W LEONARD REYNOLDS LILLIAN I-IINDs ,,,,,e I VICTOR KAARTINEN. VALDA BELKNAP e,,,,,,,, WALTER POWELL ,....Y, MARTIN SCHEUHLE ,,,.,.. MR. SNYDER ,,..,..,,,...,, Miss BURGESS .t,ItE,EE, MISS LUCCOCK ee,,,....ee,e,, MISS VAN ORSDALL, ,,,,,ee E MR. ELDER ,,....,.,,....,,...E MISS CAVANAUGI-I Four Annnaill Staff ,..t,,,,,Editor-in-Chief junior Editor ,,,,,,,,,,Feature Editor Senior Art Editor Art Editor Senior Business Manager junior Business Manager W......W......,,,,,I..,,,,.,Sponsor Adviser ,,,,,,..,,Senior Adviser ,,,L,,....,,,,.,...,,,,,Pictures s...,,,,....,,,,,,,.,.....,,,,,,Pictures Intermediate Sponsor

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cl LIE!! u u u HC, H, S, I u n n IDE :Q Class History The class of 1929 now has four memorable years to its credit. When as seniors we look back on that first day of high school down in the Georgetown building, it seems to us only a short time ago, and it is hard to realize that we are about to leave dear Cleveland. Those years have been happy and successful years. We can look back to that time only with pleasant memories as we trace the events of that first year. Always honorable and reliant, our Class of '29 has striven to construct only those traditions and virtues for which Cleveland can be justly proud in years to come. With the aid of Miss Luccock, our steady and helpful adviser these four years, we started successfully on the path which led to the excellent cooperation displayed in our senior year. Paul DeFaccio was elected president during our first attempt at class organization. The Freshman Frolic was the outstanding event of our first year. It was truly a freshman party. Leo Klees, during a severe attack of mental indigestion, had a nightmare revealing all of the agonies and trials of a freshman. With the opening of the second year, Howard Dowdell was our choice as president. As juniors we elected Andrew Thoresen class leader. We were called u.pon to aid in selecting the senior pin. Our dances with the seniors were an important item on our junior program. But the Senior year surpasses all others by far. With Blanche Tepley as president, we have had the heavy work that is necessary in this import- ant year done promptly and thoroughly. The Senior Play, Adam and Eva was given in the school auditorium January 11 and 12 under the direction of Miss Raine. Because of the suc- cess of the play the class was able to complete payment on the stage curtain as its gift to the school. The Class of '29 has been foremost in scholarship, having had its nu- merals on the placque five times and having 16 students in the honor society. And now at the close of our four years at Cleveland we have received here a foundation for greater things. A review of our past is both a pleasure and an inspiration to us. May these years be followed by worthy and successful years for us all. AGNES FERGUSON FRANK HILL Six