Colville High School - Skookum Yearbook (Colville, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1931 volume:

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N- fl fsi ix: 5 ll 53 'T Y' Manly 5Tg33'f.3D X. 4. vf 57 zfvswflfrv ---'z ..- U, Q Published by Colville High School Student Association Colville, Washington 4 Ellnrrmnrh In later years, should the 1931 Skookum bring a pleasant memory, our aim will have been accomplished -The Skookum Staff. J Bvhiratinn TO MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY The Skookum Stai of 1931, in grateful remembrance of their faithful Work and interest in our behalf, dedicates this Annual. 6 3111 iliivmnriam DR. R. F. GOETTER ARDITH CAMPBELL NANCY ROOT VALLA LEE 7 Qlnluillr High Svrhnnl 431, Vi'-A 1 J ' ui 'V When sons and daughters of the Colville Read this Skookum after years go by, A magnificent structure they'll recall, Which, although neither large nor small, Boastecl of students, once its leaders, Now of fame to many readers. High 5 8 EIILI lig Aubrey LaPlante, Robert C. Patrick, William S. Horn l Florence Hamilton, Hazel Flower, Darcy Emerson, Warren Herbage, Irene Nagel Genette Brockhausen, Edith Roberts, Vivian Mueller, James Mitchell, Lester fc f fwlfgy! . N f f XS' eri en ent ROBERT C. PATRICK Principal Agriculture AUBREY LAPLANTE Manual Training FLORENCE HAMILTON Commercial HAZEL FLOWER English Foreign Languages DARCY EMERSON Home Economics IRENE NAGEI. Music Copner REGINA COOPER English Dramatics WARREN HERBAGE Science VIVIAN MUELLER Mathematics Shorthand JAMES MITCHELL History Boys' Coach LESTER COPNER Orchestra EDITH ROBERTS Girls' Coach GENETTE BROCKHAUSEN Latin 9 Ehuratinnal Zlnflurnrr nf Glnluillr ifigh Svrhnnl By Tom I. Oakshott Education is not an end, it is a means. It is not a product, it is a process. The purpose of the American public school system is to teach the nobility of labor, reverence for truth, and the beauty of human service. The Colville High School will soon make its 25th annual contribution to the Nation. Commencing with the class of 1906, this institution has given a high school education to almost 700 young men and women. The time is far too short to definitely know just what heights they may climb, or what marks Will be left for the World to remember, but keeping in mind that the purpose of such a school is to build up and develop a clean, high-minded, useful type of citizen- ship, it has no apology to offer. - The graduates of this school are on the faculties of great institutions of learning, surgeons and chemists in the hospitals and laboratories, conducting financial and mercantile enterprises, at the helm of state, county and city gov- ernments, back of humming motors in large factoriesg out in the open operat- ing farms and helping to feed the world-all contributing their part to the good of the Nation. The bill of this community for their education has been paid in full. It is also a matter of sacred remembrance to recall that in 1917, when the fate of this Nation was hanging in the balance, 155 of its manhood, which was one-half of its living alumni, responded to the call to arms in defense of this Republic and its institutions in which they had been instructed. Some of them did not come back, but paid a supreme sacrifice. They gave their lives for their country, Hunquestioning, uncomplaining, with faith in their hearts and hope on their lips that America should triumph and its civilization survive. ,Whatever bill this district had against them for an education was paid with heavy interest. The beauty and inspiration of life lies in tradition. You have a heritage to maintain. You can best follow the tradition of this school by finding that which will enable you to render your best service to mankind and train your ability to further that service. Through its graduates our school, like all others, has been weighed in the balance. It has not been found wanting, but has well contributed its part to the improvement of human society. Let it continue to exist, showing forth to the young men and women of this community the way, the truth, and the light. I0 Svknnkum ,Staff ' 1 l Patrick VVilliams Mosher G. English Scoles Hydorn PERSONEL Lucy Jane Mosher ......... ,,...,,,,.,.,,,,....,,,. .,.., .............,..,.. E d i tor Gayle English ......... ......... A ssistant Editor Delbert Scoles .......... ,.,.................... B usiness Manager David Williams ....... ....... A ssistant Business Manager Clinton Hydorn ..,..... .,......,..............,......... A rt Editor R. C. Patrick ...,..... ........ A dviser Lois English ....... .,...., T ypist ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Our work on this annual volume of The Skookumv completed, we feel that we have been highly successful in our attempt to give the students of the Col- ville High School a book of memories, which may in later years add more en- dearment to their school days spent here. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped us to make The 1931 Skookum a success. The Staff is deeply indebted to Mr. Ri. C. Patrick, who, as faculty adviser, has contributed loyally to the welfare of The Sk0okum since its beginning. Great assistance in a financial way has been given by those giving adver- tisements, and to them we extend our sincere thanks. We also greatly appre- ciate the help given by Clinton Hydorn in the preparation of this volume. And now, to those who are leaving the school this year, we wish every success in life-to those who are to return, a happy vacation and greater ,years to come. LUCY MOSHER, Editor. Svvninra Miss Regina Cooper, Adviser OFFICERS 1930-31 Lucy Jane Mosher, President Lester McKern, Vice President Lois English, Secretary Ralph Mifflin, Treasurer Herman Lindow, Sergeant at Arms Catherine Spedden, Chairman of Programs SENIOR HONOR ROLL Highest 15W in Class Mary Pump Catherine Spedclen Helen McGregor Lucy Jane Moshcr Della Koerner Marion Wright I4 L Kenneth Stone I.ucy.Ianr- Nfnshm-r Ralph Mifflin lmis Jane English Lostvr McKr11'u t'atl1f-1'im-Speddvn Hvrman Linduw VVObh VV1'lls KENNETH L. STONE Executive Board 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 C Club 3. 4 Student Body President 4 Skookum Staff 1 Science Club 2. 3 Boys' Club 2, 3 Volleyball 2 Junior High 1 Baseball 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 County Orator 4 'lay 1, 2 LUCY J. MOSHER Class Pres. 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 G. H. A. C. 3, 4 Skookum Staff 3, 4 Executive Board 3, 4 Thespian 3, Sec. 4 Basketball 2, M,-rr. 3, 4 All-High Play 3 Junior Play 3 Operetta 1, 2 Junior High Play 1 Glee Club 1 Pullman Convention 3 Girls' Athletic Club 2 Pres. Jr. Hi. Student Body 1 Chairman Programs of Stud Senior Play 4 Senior Honor Roll Salutatorian RALPH C. MIFFLIN Basketball 1, 2 Boys' Club 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3 Skookum Staff 1, 2, 3 cnt Tlody 3 Class Treas. 4, Vice Pres. 1, 3 All-High Play 3 Executive Board 3 Operetta 3 Junior High Play 1, 2 Baseball Manager 2 Golden C Club Jr. Hi. 1 Boys' Glee Club 1 Pullman Convention 3 Business Manager Junior Play 3 I5 LOIS J. ENGLISH Basketball 2, 3, 4 G. H. A. C. 2, 3, Treas. 4 Girls' League 2, 4, Vice Pres Glee Club 1 Class Sec. 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2 Senior Play 4 LESTER F. McKERN Class Vice Pres. 4 Junior Play 3 All-High Play 3 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Executive Board 4 Senior Play 4 CATHERINE E. SPEDDEN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Class Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 2 3 Director of Programs 4 G. H. A. C. 3. 4 Girls' Athletic Club Sec. 2 Girls' League 3, 4, Social Service Committee 2 Operetta 1, 4 Executive Board 3, 4 Junior High Play 1 Pullman Convention 4 Jr. Hi. Golden C Club 1 Senior Play 4 Senior Honor Roll HERMAN 0. LINDOW Stage Manager 3, 4 Operetta 4 lloys' Glee Club 1, 4 Science Club 3 Boys' League 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 1, Sgt. Arms Senior Play 4 Fnteied from Vash in High School 1930 WEBB 0. WELLS u ' ' 1 lloys' Club 4 Senior Play 4 I6 Mary Pump Iit'I'ul'd VVvbh Marian Smith Floyd H 'Xlzxriun NN'1'i5.rht Thou, Ulwxrwlis Sylvia My Gv1'ulflSw'z11'tu1lL CIN MARY G. PUMP Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. Class Sec.-Treas. 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Tennis 3 Girls' Athletic Club 2 G. H. A. C. 1, 3, 4, Vice Pres, 2 Student Body Sec, 4 Executive Board 4 Girls' League 2, Treas. 3, 4 Senior Honor Roll Valedictorian CLIFFORD B. WEBB Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Boys' League 3. 4 Science Club 2, 3 Sec. Class 1, 2 C Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 MA RIAN D. SMITH All-High Play 3 Operetta 1 Junior Play 3 Girls' Leasrue 2. 3. Soc. Thespian Club 3, Pr:-s. Basketball 4 Glee Club 1 Girls' Athletic Club 2 4 4 I7 FLOYD W. HALL Entered from Broadus, Orchestra 3 Science Club 3 Boys' Club 3, 4 Football 4 C Club 4 Basketball 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 4 MARION E. WRIGHT Junior Play 3 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2 Montana, 1929 G. I-I. A. C. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Senior Honor Roll CHARLES T. BROOKS Baseball 3 C Club 3, Sec. and Treas. 4 Student Athletic Manager 4 Tloys' League 3, 4 Baseball 4 SYLVIA A. MYERS Operetta 2 Girls' League 2. 3. 4 GERALD S. SWARTOUT Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 C Club 2. 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3 lloys' Club 4 Junior Play 3 Volleyball 3, 4 Tlaseball 4 4 I8 i Paul Cnffoy fisfmziuia VVr-bb John Gfwwlgzl I'1ulaDui'kvw 1vm'p,'v Knapp lflvolyn Musm- Fluryn lilmds Vivian Smith I- PAUL COFFEY Football 4 Volleyball 3, 4 C Club 4 Future Farmers' Club 2 Gavel Club 3 llnys' Club 3. -1 GEORGIA E. WEBB Junior Play 3 G. H. A. C. 4 Basketball 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Class Sergeant at Arms 3 Senior Play 4 JOHN M. GEORGE Entered from Wallowa, Ore., 1929 Agriculture Club Pres. 'fl Potato Judfscing' Team, Spokane, 3 Iloys' Glee Club 4 Oporetta 4 Iloys' League 3, Speakers Chairman 4 Agricultural Conference Pullman 4 EULA G. DURKEE Operetta 1, 2, 4 'Basketball 1. 2 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 I9 GEORGE A. KNAPP Science Club 3 Iloys' League 3, 4 EVELYN C. MOSER Glee Club 2, 3 Operetta 2 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 FLORYN S. RHODE Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 L Baseball 2, 3 C Club 2, 3, 4 Thespian Club 1, 2, Pres. Tennis 2 Boys' I.ea,f:que 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Thespian Play 2 Operetta 4 Science Club 1, 2 State Typing Contest 3 Pullman Conference 4 Senior Play 4 Glee Club 1, 2, Pianist 3, 4 VIVIAN S. SMITH Orchestra 3, 4 Pc-p Band 3 Girls' lma,,Lri1e 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glue Club 2, 3 3, Vice Pres. 4 20 Ralda Day Clara Rwckwoll Iiyrnn Lind Anna Mae Rvnningv 1Iz11 1'ivtMathis Samuc-I Gnu:-lay ldvulyn liuprhm -. I,m'x'z1inc Stove-ns RALDA M. DAY G. H. A. C. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2 Senior Play 4 CLARA ROCKWELL Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 BYRON G. LIND Football 2, 3, 4 Junior High Play 1, 2 Junior Play 3 Boys' League 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 ANNA MAE RENNINGER Volleyball 1 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 State Typing Contest 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club 2 HARRIET C. MATHIS Entered from Rice, Wash., 1928 Glee Club 2, 3 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 SAMUEL T. GOURLAY Ag. Club 2 Science Club 3 Potato Judging Team, Spokane, 3 Boys' League 3. 4 EVELYN G. HUGHES Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Commercial Club 2 Senior Play 4 LORRAINE M. STEVENS Entered from North Central, Spokane 1930 Girls' League 4 22 M:u'g:a1'et Camp 'I'hs-re-sa Sc-hm-1'm:1n Viola Sm-Ynvy 'DC'H21IfUI'l'HfXY' l1m'ulhyH:1nsn-!1 H1-lc-n Mc-Gm-gm' In-l1vH:1l'dln 'l'l14-Imnl'ur1'y MARGARET E. CAMP Commercial Club 3 Operetta 3 Glee Club 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 THERESA M. A. SCHUERMAN Entered from Coeur d'Alene, 1929 Girls' League 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3 VIOLA R. SENEY Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 2 Home Economics Club 3 DELLA M. KOERNER Operetta 1 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 G. H. A. C. 2, 3, Sec. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Senior Honor Roll DOROTHY E. HANSON Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 HELEN M. McGREGOR Entered from Pierce City, Idaho, 1930 Girls' League 4 Basketball 4 Glee Club 4 Operetta. 4 Senior Hunor Roll IRENE HARDIN Basketball 3, 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3 Glfre Club 2 THELMA B. CURRY Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 24 Sgnnpnin nf an Elnhizm Svrhnnlhnnh Act I. Time, Year 1927-28. Cast, Class of '31. The gay, laughing Freshmen entered upon their last year in Junior High School with high spirits for the future. The Chief, Edwin Henderson, and the young Brave, Kenneth Stone, led them through many perils to safety. Members of the class showed their ability in the handling of the Student Association, and others showed their merit in football and basketball. Indian Brave, Kenneth, yet again steered the class over rocky roads, with the assistance of the great Chief Red, During this second period new talent for dramatics was disclosed and portrayed in the productions of the Junior High School. Thus ended the first lapse of the journey of the Class of '31. Act II. Time, Year 1928-29. Cast, Class of '31. Following their high sway of the year before, the class was a little let down by the turn of events when entering upon the first year of Senior High School. Nevertheless, led again by Kenney, they held their own with the upper classmen, although having lost several braves and maidens during the summer season. The Chief, who helped the coming Indians, was none other than Robert C. Patrick. For the last part of their pilgrimage of the second year, the class had as their leader the fair Indian maiden, Catherine Spedden. As in the foregoing year, the class distinuguished themselves by originality in everything in which they participated. Among the many things which they accomplished was the party given in honor of the Freshmen. Thus ended the second part of their Journey. Act III. Time, Year 1929-30. Cast, Class of '31. The Class of '31 entered upon the third lapse of its journey, having again wisely chosen Kenneth Stone to steer them through the great year. The class still carried on, even though losing several more braves and maidens. Athletes, actors, orators, and executive members, were brought to light in the progress- ing of the Class of '31. All of these things were accomplished with the aid of fair Miss Regina Cooper as class adviser. This marked an era in the progress of the class. Under the able coaching of Miss Regina Cooper, the class presented Skidding, one of the best plays ever staged in the High School. To add another distinct feature to the list of activi- ties, was the unique Japanese Junior Prom, which was given in honor of the high and mighty Seniors. Again the class felt proud to rest for three months before again showing their wisdom in school affairs. Act IV. Time, Year 1930-31. Cast, Class of '31. The final step in the journey having been reached, the mighty Seniors felt that they had played their part well. As their just and fit leader for the last period spent in Senior High, the class chose the fair maiden, Lucy Jane Mosher, to bear the responsibilities. A very able Chief was Miss Regina Cooper to help carry out the activities of the group. Six of our fair maidens displayed their ability for playing basketball by making the regular squad, and the braves kept pace with them, with eight members participating in football and basketball. Led again by Lucy Jane and Miss Regina Cooper, the Senior Class left 25 memories to the remainder of the school by claiming the winning orator, through forming many lasting friendships, with the production of the Senior Play, and by leaving a memorial to the school. The class feels that they have progressed well and far in their journey through High School. With this thought in mind they bid the dear old school and friends farewell. Qllaaa ill We, the Class of '31, who've fought our battle long, and won, Leave to all the Juniors here the qualities we hold most dear. That they may all their tasks fulfill, We hereby publish our last will. We bequeath, first of all, to the dear old school, Our humor, good judgment, and will to rule. To the seniors of next year, our loved class adviser, Miss Cooper, who faithfully guides and makes wiser. To the ones of the future we now make so bold As to leave our R. Patrick and tickets unsold. To Miss Hazel Flower, our sweet, winning ways, To help capture Walt Wildey the rest of his days. Our greetings to Mitchell and Jenkins, so dignified In the Faculty Vodvil. We laughed 'til we nearly died. To students of science, one moment we lend, So that lateness will not Mr. Herbage offend. To the Sophomore Class, just a bit of advice: Love thy teacher. Don't brag, if you'd be Seniors nice. And now each of us has a single request To leave to some other a quality blest. Ralph Mifflin to Dick Camp and Dean Stapleton- A little man, too, was Napoleon. L. McKern gives D. Scoles his loud voice and his perch On the hood of a car-basketball crowds to search. Clara Rockwell, her shy, modest mien doth commit To Don Campbell, in vain hopes that he will use it. Dot Hanson, her bottle of tonic addresses To Elsie M. and Mil. Johnson, as they seek for long tresses. Byron Lind leaves his irons for a real marcel wave To Clydie O'Keefe. Hope the kinks will behave. Kenneth .Stone hasn't aught he can leave to posterity, Save a piece of chewed gum and a spiced notoriety. Theo. Brooks leaves his luck in his test and his fine pull With the teacher of science, to make someone successful. Lois English, to her little sister, Gayle, doth make this plea, She'll not overload, or break the plate glass windows in Whoopee. Herman Lindow leaves the Hydorn lad his boyish sweetness mild. Eula Durkee to Wilma Harlan-her place of only child. Marv Pump doth leave to Lida, love and basketball advice. So that Colville never will the victory have to sacrifice. 26 George Knapp and Gerald Swartout, leave their hungry looks and lean To Billie Burnett, and say It keeps our minds more keen. To any bookish people or librarians of the future, D. Koerner, Harriet Mathis, and C. Spedden leave their ways demure. Webb Wells, his fetching Ways to Ted Bender decided to send, In hope that Ted may get himself a lovely lady friend. Viv Smith and Vio Seney leave ten extra pounds of weight To Beth Dane and Lyda Flansburg, to help keep them sedate. L. Stevens leaves her high notes and little music treats For Senior program use next year to Ruthie Myrtle Dietz. John George, to Wallace Bannon and to Bud Mahoney, cash To buy a cup just made to care for bigga black mustache. Cliff Webb now leaves his football suit to big Bob Morrison, And Floryn Rhode his bashfulness to Tressa Kennison. M. Camp and Irene Hardin leave their elevator thrills To Freda Vine, Ruth Shepherdson, with hopes for spiny chills. Floyd Hall, his place as Senor in a great big class of girls, He leaves to any boy with nerve and Spanish words to hurl. Marion Wright and H. McGregor leave two suits of rompers red To basketball and girls who'll keep the Colville score ahead. Ann Renninger, her typing desk, so neat and black and strong, She leaves, because it is too big for her to take along. George Webb and Ralda Day leave can openers and catsup To other little girls who'll batch and try to keep the house up. Eletha Hoeft to Buck McCammon and his colleague, Benton Bailey, Sends the gift of leaving school on morn and afternoon daily. Sylvia Myers leaves a valued gift to little Eunice More, Her pomes and readings in her public speaking repertoire. Paul Coffey leaves his brilliance and his aptitude for specd To Hughie Claar, in hope he may the rest the class exceed. Lucy Mosher leaves her offices and many activities To tall Francis Benson, who'll go to the top with ease. Ev Moser, her wave and the laughter in eyes, Leaves to match Mazie Smith's smile and comical guise. Some Seniors leave outstanding track places elegant To Juniors they hope will prove worthy contestants. Mich Day to Bob Hanna her much envied place In the standing broad grin showing plain on her face. Marian Smith, who at high and low gurgles was winner, Leaves her place to Dorris Thomas, who is but a beginner. Evelyn Hughes and Theresa Schuerman, their place in the shout put To Ev Hoeft, Enid Stevens, to increase voice output. Thelma Curry, her place in the standing broad bluff To Evelyn Johnson, so she'll have enough. The scribes of the Class of '31, The choicest traits we each possess Thinking of life that's just begun, To bring new Seniors happiness, Do here affix our hand and seal, To give them of our illustrious ups As we bequeath in manner real And hasten our departing steps. 1SignedJ: Class of '31. Witness: Catherine Spedden. 27 mhmfa 1351111 Man of Aifairs -Don Campbell. Would-be Orator-Dave Williams. Ancient Mariner-Floryn Rhode. Four Eyes-Lois English. Colville's John Gilbert-Clinton Hydorn. Fashion Display-Rose Staeheli. New One Every Week-Wallace Bannon. Boys' Financier-Herman Lindow. Our Great Big Girl-Marian Smith. Baby Face-Helen McGregor. The Answer to Every Girl's Prayer-Webb Wells. Whistler of Stein Song-Benton Bailey. Love-'Em-and-Leave-'Em Girl-Annie F lechsig. Manager-Theo. Brooks. The Coming Fighter-Merle Hodgson. That Campfire Girl-Margaret Camp. Smiling Thru-Georgia Webb. Let Us Be Gay-Mazie Smith. On With the Dance-Bob Dunham. Say, Have You Heard This One-Mr. R. C. Patrick. Our Gorgeous Blonde-Gayle English. Our Little Bit o'Sunshine-Leotta Kintner. Our Daily News-Louise Singer. Center of Attraction-Helen Hirsch. Our Best Pal-Mary Pump. Slow and Easy -Gerald Swartout. Our Handsome Man-Bud Mahoney. Our Beau Ideal-Byron Lind. Our Senseless Talker -Evelyn Johnson. Colville's Boop-Boop-a-Doop-Lucy Mosher. Cause of a Girl's Heart to Flutter-Russell Norenberg. Come on Babies 4 Walooks. Our Cruso -Ray Paxton. The Heavyweight-Clifford Webb. King of the Harem-Harvey Stanley. The Town Crier -Lester McKern. The Go-Get-Her-Kenneth Stone. Frigidaire -Carmen Kopsland. The Bug Lover -Mr. Warren Herbage. Speed Demon-Ralda Day. Our Shoe Black-Delbert Scoles. Sonny Boy-Jimmie Mitchell. The Vanishing Hero-Hughie Claar. Who Caused the Flower to Blossom-Walt.iWil'dey. Taylors are Quite Nice-Miss Mueller. The Nightingale-Ruth Dietz. THE JUNIOR CLASS 29 Bluninra Miss Hazel Flower, Adviser. OFFICERS OF THE FIRST SEMESTER Gayle English, President Wallace Bannon, Vice President Jacob Ronald, Secretary Thelma Lunceford, Treasurer Dean Stapleton, Sergeant at Arms OFFICERS 0F THE SECOND SEMESTER Gayle English, President Delbert Scoles, Vice President Ruth Shepherdson, Secretary Bud Mahoney, Treasurer Donald Campbell, Sergeant at Arms Benton Hailey Wallace Bannon Theodore Bender Francis Benson Bertrand Biesen Elwood Bruggxer Ilillie Burnett Dick Camp Donald Campbell Hughie Claar Donald Diehl Norman Dixon Robert Dunham Stanley Gilbert Bob Hanna Clark Hedrick Iluford Hobson Roy Kegel Robert Morrison Bud Mahoney Jacob Ronald Delbert Scoles Lindsay Winkler Jewel Benham Dorothy Bone Rachel Borck Agnes Carlson Elizabeth Carlson VVinifred Coogan Frances Domitrovich Lillian Dulin Claudine Dupuis Gayle English Ada Gardner Katherine Gordy Blanche Gourlay Esther Hanna Helen Hirsch Clcora Hoover Thelma Huck Evelyn Johnson Marsraret Johnson Mildred Johnson Coriena Keefe Tressa Kennison Alice Knapp Evelyn Knapp Carmen Kopsland Eva Lawson Francis Linder-son Thelma Lunceford Francis May Eunice More Ruth Shepherdson Louise Singer Mazie Smith Enid Stevens Jeannette Stratton Marie Summers Dorris Thomas Florence Thompson Freda Vine Katherine VVarrcn The Juniors'- pilgrimage through the year 1930-31 has been happy because the journey itself was a part of the destination. They enjoyed their travels as well as the anticipation of the end. The Junior Play was an event which proved that we were ascending on the path of experience and knowledge. Some members of the party led in athletics, others in orchestra and other activities. They also showed their wisdom in the choice of a class ring, having the High School Symbol, the Indian. The climax that marked the ascent as memorable was the Junior Prom, but the last height was reached on the day school was dismissed. We have no more climbing for three months, but we are proud of our attainment, thus far. -Marie Summers. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 31 Svnphnmnrra Miss Hamilton, Adviser OFFICERS OF THE FI.RST SEMESTER Clinton Hydorn, President Ina Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Seney, Vice President Merle Hodgson, Sergeant at Arms OFFICERS OF THE SECOND SEMESTER David Williams, President Russell Norenberg, Secretary-Treasurer Howard Ham, Vice President Bob Ledgerwood, Sergeant at Arms Stuart Adams Clarence Allgor Merlin Artman Wallace Anderson Elmer Badertscher Gerald Bechler Howard Dennison Ronald Bowe Allen Daily Loren Davidson Donald Deshler Harold Eddings Delmer English Terry Faubion Everil Godfrey Howard Ham Clarence Hamp Adolph Hedrick Frank Hedrick Leander Hedrick Jasper Hodgson Merle I-Iodgson Bert Hubert Clinton Hydorn Leland lhmels Leonard Kostka Robert Ledprerwood James Lorenz Everett McCammon Leslie McMillan Russell Norenberg Charles Ogle Clyde O'Keefe Raymond Paxton Clyde Phillips Preston Pond Harold Rice Ted Schuerman Tom Smith Harvey Stanley Melville Stapleton James Tallman Hal Waller Louis Weed David Williams Elmer Williams William Zimmer Elsie Mae Allen Margaret Artman Marie Artman Inez Bennett Josephine Blaine Irene Brooks Francis Cain Jennie Chitwood Edna Crane Beth Dane Marjorie Eddin:.:'s Lyda Flansbu rg Annie Flechsig Margaret Fordham Mildred Garvey Wilma Harlan Evelyn Hoeft Gladys Hotchkiss Jean Hughes Ina. Johnson Leotta Kintner Mary Kitt Mildred Klavano Dorothy Lagers Marie Larsen Carol-Keith Ledgerwood Laurel Lynn Boris McClurpr Della McNearney Betty Mason Beatrice Miller Claire Nugent Bessie Prouty Lyda Pump Laviolett Randolph Mabel Rhodes Edna Rutherford Doris Schy Virginia Seney Rose Staeheli Dorothy Zimmer The Sophomore class of this year has excelled in pep and scholastic ability, being the only class to have one or more members on the honor roll every six weeks' period. All of the parties and grograms sponsored by this class have been very successful. Members of the class will have prominent places in athletics next year, after being runners-up for positions this year. 32 ll .1 r I if ixvrutiur Mnarh L R. C. Patrick ,..,...... Kenneth Stone ...,.,. Mary Pump ........ Delbert Scoles ....... Benton Bailey ........ Lester McKern ..,..... Evelyn Johnson .......,. Lucy Mosher ................. Catherine Spedden .......... Gayle English .......... Clinton Hydorn .... Annie Flechsig ...... Robert Dunham ,....... -1 ...............,..........,..,.Adviser ...i.President Student Body ........,...................Secretary ........Vice President ., ...................... Treasurer .........Advertising Manager .....,Program Chairman ...........Editor of Skookum ........Senior Representative .Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Queen .,.....Yell King 36 CE. ii. . 01. Six years ago, as a further inducement to girls to share the honors and benefits from athletics, Miss Regina I. Seifert introduced this organization. It is now a lively club, under the direction of Miss Edith Roberts. The winning of a major letter in athletics qualifies a girl for membership. MEMBERS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Ralda Day-3 Agnes Carlson-2 Lida Pump-1 Lois English-3 Winifred Coogan-1 Della Koerner-2 Gayle English-1 Lucy Mosher-2 Mary Pump-4 Catherine Spedden-3 Georgia Webb--1 Marion Wright-3 -Byron Lind Glluh The C Club, composed of those stalwart young sons of Colville who have been awarded an athletic letter, is one of the most active and exclusive clubs in the school. The C Club, with the aid of the G. H. A. C., fostered the All-High Mixer held during the football season. OFFICERS Wallace Bannon, President Theo. Brooks, Secretary and Treasurer Dale Wiley, Vice President Mr. James Mitchell, Club Adviser MEMBERS SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS David Williams Clinton Hydorn Russel Norenberg Bob Ledgerwood Ray Paxton Wallace Anderson Frank Hedrick Benton Bailey Don Campbell Hughie Claar Everett McCammon Wallace Bannon Bob Morrison Francis Benson Ted Bender Jake Ronald Clark Hedrick Norman Dixon Theo. Brooks Byron Lind Kenneth Stone Gerald Swartout Clifford Webb Floryn Rhode Paul Coffey Floyd Hall -Bannon 38 Girlz' Evaguv The Girls' League, an organization including every girl in the High School, is a medium through which the girls may become better acquainted with one an- other. During the year several prominent men and women gave instructive and interesting talks, and many beneficial discussions were held. The Girls' League gave several successful parties and entertainments, among which were a hobo party for the girls, a unique mothers' tea, and a clever Tolo Shipwreck Party to entertain the Boys' League. -Mildred Johnson 39 'Qnga' illragur OFFICERS Delbert Scoles, President Jake Ronald, Secretary and Treasurer Wallace Bannon, Vice President Benton Bailey, Chairman of Dance Committee Byron Lind, Chairman of Smoker The Boys' League, including every boy in the High School, is a medium through which the boys can become better acquainted. Twice monthly the boys meet to discuss business and to hear speeches by the business men of Colville. Many interesting and beneficial discussions are held during these meetings which give much real pleasure and profit. During the year the League sponsored a very interesting dance for the girls and an exciting smoker for the general public, A -Wallace Bannon, Benton Bailey 40 Kirin' C5122 Qiluh Annie Flechsig Leotta Kintner Beth Dane Frances Cain Catherine Spedden Margaret Camp Mazie Smith Wilma Harlan Ruth Dietz Mildred Johnson Jennie Chitwood Thelma Huck Helen McGregor Lyda Flansberg Josephine Blaine Carol Keith Ledgerwood Ruth Shepherdson Dorothy Hanson Frances Linderson Edna Crane Eula Durkee Elsie Mae Allen Thelma Curry Twice weekly the Girls' Glee Club practiced, under the direction of Miss Irene Nagel. During the year they entertained the Student Body with selections which they had learned in practice. Members of the cast of the operetta, In the Garden of the Shah ' were taken from the girls who participated in Glee Club. Bugs' C5122 Qllnh Bud Mahoney Herman Lindow Lester McKern Wallace Bannon John George Floryn Rhode Harvey Stanley Due to having to meet after school, this year's Boys' Glee Club was quite small. The boys, however, were all faithful and turned out each Monday and Wednesday, from 3:30 until 4 o'cl0ck. Much work was done to harmonize voices. A quartet selected from the club made appearances before the Hivh School assembly, the Kiwanis Club, and broadcast over KFPY in Spokane. Eurla Durkee was accompanist. Qhrheatra Loren Love, piano, Gayle English, Eula Durkee, Jennie Chitwood, Bob Dunham, violins, Carmen Kopsland, Evelyn Johnson, saxophonesg Russell Norenberg, clarinet, Donald Diehl, drums, Wade Richardson, banjo. Under the instruction of a capable leader, Mr. Lester Copner, the Colville High School Orchestra has completed a very successful year. This orchestra, consisting of ten members, has played for almost all productions and furnished the music for one dance. All the members except one will be back next year. -Evelyn Johnson 43 Cflhvnpiann CHARTER MEMBERS Gayle English Floryn Rhode Lucy Mosher Marian Smith PLEDGES Donald Campbell Wallace Bannon Lester McKern It is considered a great honor to be a member of the Thespian Club. The organization consists of members of the Colville High School who have partic- ipated in two major plays. The club meets weekly at the home of one of the members. -Marian Smith l Gbprrvtia L Under the direction of Miss Irene Nagel, the three-act comic operetta, In the Garden of the Shah, was a great success. It was presented in the Senior High School' Auditorium, April 17. The scene of this operetta is laid in Persia, Asia. Billy and Ted, two American mining engineers, come to Persia to work in the Shah's gold mines. Ted falls in love with Zohdah, the Shah's daughter, and Billy falls in love with Lohlah, Zohdah's girl chum, while Zohdah's old nurse, Nowobeh, pursues Sam, the boy's colored servant. The Shah has other plans for his daughter's future, and returns with Same- craba, an Arab shiek, whom he wishes Zohdah to marry. The shie-k turns out to be an impostor, and the Shah throws Ted and Billy into prison for their attentions to Zohdah, Lohlah and Nowobeh. As Ted says, All's well that ends well, and you may soon expect invita- tions to a triple wedding in the Garden of the Shah. CAST Zohdah ...... .,............,... A nnie Flechsig Lohlah .,...r..... ......... Le otta Kintner Nowobeh .,........ ,......... M azie Smith Ted Harding ...,...................,...,.... Bud Mahoney Billy Cummings ............,......... Wallace Bannon Samuel Johnson Jackson ........ Harvey Stanley Lester McKern Perunah ...............................,.... Somecraba .................................. Floryn Rhode CHORUS Boys' Glee Club-Girls' Glee Club E Prompter, Betty Mason, stage managers, Mr. Aubrey LaPlante, Herman Lindowg advertising manager, Elmer Badertscher. -Carmen Kopsland ' 45 Jluninr Flag Square Crooks, a three-act comedy, written by James P. Judge, was pre- sented by the Junior Class on November 21. This was one of the most successful and entertaining plays presented to a Colville audience for several years. Its success was due mainly to the capable coaching of Miss Regina Cooper. The cast-Don Campbell, Dorothy Bone, Bud Mahoney, Mildred Johnson, Wallace Bannon, Benton Bailey, Delbert Scoles, Bob Dunham, Marie Summers, Cleora Hoover. Property mistress, Ruth Shepherdsong prompter, Thelma Huck: stage man- ager, Wallace Bannon. -Don Campbell Svrninr lag Miss E. Regina Cooper, Director The Senior Class presented on May 8 a three-act play, The Goose Hangs High, by Lewis Beach. The play was a delightful entertainment, presenting the home life, troubles, trials and joys of a typical American family. The love of parents for their children, and the deep-founded love of those children for their parents, give rise to the situations in the play. The cast-Webb Wells, Lucy Mosher, Floyd Hall, Floryn Rhode, Lois Eng- lish, Evelyn Hughes, Catherine Spedden, Byron Lind, Herman Lindow, Kenneth Stone, Ralda Day, Lester McKern, John George. Prompter, Marion Wright, electrician and stage manager, Floryn Rhode, properties, Marian Smith, publicity, Lester McKerng business manager, Ralph Mifflin. -F. S. Rhode .Sep. Sep. Sep. Sep. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. J an. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 46 Svrhnnl Qlalvnilair 2-Gates of learning thrown open. Eager students permitted entrance. 3-Registration cards filled out. Some Shieks and Shebas tell real ages. 20-Indians defeated Newport in first game of season. 26-Ione at Colville. We beat. All-High Mixer. What fun! 3-Junior High Play, The Wizard of Oz. The kids are some actors. 4-Republic at Republic. We won. 17-Newport defeated again. Too bad! Sophs entertain Frosh. 24-Gonzaga-Colville game. We lost. Junior High School Party. Good time. 29-Busy day. Experiencing defeat at hands of bloodthirsty Wildcats, our heroes came home, having donated-points to Chewelah's collection. 7-Republic Vs. Colville. Nice game. All-High Party. Oh, Boy! 14-Junior High School Party. Keen time. 21-Junior Play. Keep up the pep, Juniors! 27-28-Thanksgiving vacation. 12-Boys' and Girls' Basketball with Springdale. We won. 17-P.-T. A. Play, Three Wise Fools. The old folks are some 18-Marcus vs. Colville. Our Girls won. Boys lost. 19-29-Christmas vacation. 31-High School vs. Alumni. Girls won, Alumni Boys victorious. 3-Valley at Colville. Boys and Girls. We won. 9-Springdale at Springdale. Squaws won. Braves defeated. 19-New term starts. Plenty newcomers, eager and full of anticipation. 23-Marcus and Colville. Both the Boys and Girls won. 24-Colville vs. Fairfield at Fairfield. We lost. Boys only. 30-Colville lost two hard-fought battles to Chewelah. 31-Kettle vs. Colville Seconds at Kettle. Don't forget. -6-Kettle vs. Colville Seconds. 13-Chewelah vs. Colville. Boys lost. Girls tied with a score of 20-20. 14-Fairfield and Colville at Colville. Losers again. 17-Faculty Frolic. My, what a talented faculty we have! 18-Northport at Northport. Boys only. We lost. 27-28-County tournament at Chewelah. Chewelah victor. 28--Otis girls beaten at Otis. actors. March 6-Ticket sale party in honor of the Juniors. March 13-Colville Smoker, sponsored by the Boys! Plenty excitement! March 20-Junior High Party. Big success. March 28- Shipwrecked Party given by the Girls' League. Good crowd. April 9-10-Spring Vacation. April 17-Senior High Operetta. Clever Persian stage setting. April 24-Boys' Club Party. Big success. May 1-Junior Prom. Biggest event of season. Beautiful dresses. May 8-The Senior Play. Last success of Seniors in C. H. S. May 16-Field Day. Much pep and many sports. May 24-Baccalaureate. May 26-Junior High School Commencement. May 27-Senior High School Commencement. We'll miss you, Seniors. a I I ' I Isl '- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I II I E 5 49 Engz' 'Qankvthall The Colville Boys' Basketball team won about half of the games played this season. Ineligibility, due to the State restrictance rules and sickness, broke up all the quintet formed by Coach Mitchell at the beginning of the season. Players receiving awards were: Campbell, Center, Junior, Bannon, Guard, Junior, Hydorn, Forward, Sophomore, Norenberg, Forward, Sophomore, Stone, Guard, Senior, Williams, Forward, Sophomore, Hall, Guard, Senior, Stanley, Forward, Sophomore, Brooks, Manager, Senior. -Stone I l C GAMES AND SCORES Northport Athletic Club, Colville High School, Springdale High School, Colville High School, Valley High School, Colville High School, Colville Alumni, Colville High School, Marcus High School, Colville High School, Springdale High School, Colville High School, Valley High School, Colville High School, Colville Athletic Club, Colville High School, Northport, High School, Colville High School, Marcus High School, Colville High School, Chewelah High School, Colville High School, Chewelah High School, Colville High School, Fairfield High School, Colville High School, Fairfield High School, Colville High School, Colville Athletic Club, Colville High School, Chewelah High School, Colville High School, Northport High School, Colville High School, 0Bn Thr Ctrihirnn .lf A Q, l m Don Campbell, Fullback-Don's ability to pass was an asset in scoring and a feature of several games. He will be back next year. Benton Bailey, Guard-Although comparatively smaller than other mem- bers of the squad, Benton's playing, both on offense and defense, was a distinct feature of every contest. Hughie Claar, Halfback-Claar was one of the outstanding backs in the league. He would have been chosen to play in the Shrine game had it not been for injuries which kept him out of a couple of games. Everett McCammon, Halfback-Passing combination from Campbell to Mc- Cammon was a bane to the existence of opposing players. Clifford Webb, Halfback-Webb was the fastest man on the squad, and used his speed effectively in the open. He will be missed next year. Clinton Hydorn, Quarterback-Hydorn was a good signal barker, and his aggressiveness, along with his ability to carry the pigskin, spelled disaster to some of the opposing teams. Wallace Bannon, End-Being a good pass receiver, he was always a threat. Few gains were made around this end. Floryn Rhode, End-Floryn's ability to cover punts always brought us out on top in the exchange of punts. Rhode will be graduated this year. Bob Morrison, Tackle-Bob was in the thick of the battle of every game, and his never-say-die spirit was an inspiration to the other members of the squad. Dave Williams, Center-Dave was light for this position, but he filled it capably. Next year Dave should be a star linesman for Colville. 5l Ray Paxton, Tackle-Although only a Sophomore, his playing came up to the standard of an experienced man. Much is expected from him next year. Byron Lind, Tackle-Lind started the season playing good football, but because of injuries, he was kept out of most of the last games. He will not be back next year. - Dale Wiley, Guard-Wiley played good football at guard, to which position he was shifted from fullback, where he played last year. Dale will be missed next season. Bob Ledgerwood, Fullback--In all the games in which he took part, Bob showed his ability. The offense next year will probably be built around him. Francis Benson, Center-Francis always played hard in every game in which he took part. Ted Bender, Tackle-Ted is one of those light, tough players who make a big man earn his laurels. His spirit was outstanding, and he should play a lot of football next year. Jake Ronald, Guard-Jake's consistent playing was one of the reasons that Colville had a successful season this year. Clarence Allgor, Guard-Clarence performed well when he was put into a game. He showed up especially well in the Republic game. Floyd Hall, End-It is too bad that Floyd has not another year or two to put in playing football for Colville. He was a good player, and will be missed next year. Wallace Anderson, End-Wally proved convincibly that one may be handi- capped by lack of weight and still play football. Next year he will see plenty of action. Russell Norenberg, End-Russell was handicapped by an old injury in his wrist. He will be in good condition next season and will play a great deal. Paul Coffey-Coffey played equally well at guard and tackle, and performed capably whenever he was sent into a game. Theo Brooks, Manager-Theo is one who performed his tasks and always had a smile. He took care of the equipment, and did it exceedingly well. Colville had a very successful season, winning five games out of the eight scheduled games. This was Coach Jimmy Mitchell's first year here, and he had green material to work with, but he developed a team which efficiently held up the honors for Colville. -Dorothy Bone FOOTBALL SCORES Sep. Newport 0 Colville Sep. Ione 13 Colville Oct. Republic 7 Colville Oct. Chewelah 25 Colville Oct. Newport 0 Colville Oct. Gonzaga 18 Colville Oct. Chewelah 12 Colville Nov. 7 Republic 6 Colville BASKETBALL SCORES 52 Girlz' Eaakvihall THE TEAM fLeft to right! Lu-cy Mosher, manager, Miss Edith Roberts, coach, Mary Pump, captain, Catherine Spedden, Lida Pump, Ralda Day, Marion Wright, Lois English, Agnes Carlson, Georgia Webb. Springdale High School Marcus High School Colville Alumni Valley High School Springdale High School Colville Athletic Club Marcus High School Chewelah High School Chewelah High School Otis Orchards Colville Colville Colville Colville Colville Colville Colville Colville Colville High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School High School 13 Colville High School All Mail tu the Gram Hark, ye people! Lend an ear, If a story true you'd hear. Colville High School 1930 Makes the setting for their story. Announcements in general assembly went thus: If you aspire to be champions, as you do, I trust, 53 Hie you hence, where awaits a coach, Of whose championships we all might boast. Hie them hence they quickly did, Their basketball coach to see. 'Twas none other than Miss Roberts, Ready to coach them to victory. Long practice sessions daily, Till at last it fair would seem Theirs was a basket squad Fit to challenge any team. Then came a night of combat, With ancient rivals in the sport. Ah! How quickly were they vanquished From Colville's maple court. Many games were played that season By this courageous loyal squad, Each deserves her name be written In The Hall of Fame, reserved for Gods Captain Mary, tall and agile, Dependable and fast, With Agnes and Georgia as running mates, All rivals were outclassed. At basket shooting, Marion and Lois did excel To the nth degree of perfection, And you'll hear many a critic tell How Ralda, Catherine, and Lida, Guards of an enviable caliber, Kept all opponents in constant fear. To Lucy, an emblazoned pennant Should be given for her work. A manager she, of ability, And duties never shirked. Thus the 1930 season Did pass in Colville High, Many games were hard contested, As this team did nobly vie With others in their county 'lo be champions or die. And when the crucial game was played, Lo! It ended in a tie. All hail, to this deserving team Who did strive-and not in vain 5 For from now till time immortal, Remembered shall be their fame. L.E.B 54 Eanvhall Baseball, the spring sport for boys, showed quite a large turnout this year. Owing to graduation of many of last year's players, little was expected of this year's baseball team. However, they gave us all a surprise by displaying their ability to win and hold their own against all the teams they contested with. PLAYERS Webb Hall CoHey McCammon F. Hedrick L. Hedrick Swartout Diehl Anderson Claar Campbell Norenberg Brooks Pond Biesen C. Hedrick Bennison Paxton Morrison GAMES Colville, 11 Springdale, 9 Colville, 6 Hunters, 4 Colville, 4 Chewelah, 8 Colville Hunters Colville Springdale Colville Valley Colville Chewelah Colville Valley Colville Clayton Colville Clayton 'PII11f5 The students turning out for tennis this year were as follows: Mary Pump, Evelyn Johnson, Lida Pump, Georgia Webb, Carmen Kopsland, Dave Williams, Dean,Stapleton, Harold Rice, and Clinton Hydorn. In girls' singles Mary Pump represented the school, and in girls' doubles Mary Pump and another girl, while in boys' the singles representative was Dean Stapleton, the other boys participating in the boys' doubles and mixed doubles. In the county meet which was scheduled for May 16, the above students represented the High School. The tennis players kept the courts in repair, and for their practice they played either after school or in the early morning. 55 Smnkvr On Friday, March 13, the Boys' Club of C. H. S. sponsored a smoker. Par- ticipants in the smoker, which consisted of both boxing and wrestling, were from Colville, Chewelah and Addy. From the standpoint of bouts won, Colville was the victor. The results in boxing were as follows: Main Event-Adolf Hedrick, 175 pounds, of Colville knocked out John George, 175 pounds, of Colville in the first round. Semi-Final-Floryn Rhode, 145 pounds, of Colville knocked out Benny Spray of Chewelah in the fourth round. ADDED ATTRACTIONS Clark Lynn, 132 pounds, Colville, won a decision over Ray Potter, 130 pounds, of Chewelah. Bob Staeheli, 127 pounds, of Colville, fought a draw with Cecil Duncan, 128 pounds, of Chewelah. Stanley Gilbert, 145 pounds, of Colville, fought a draw with Tuffy Clark, 150 pounds, of Chewelah. Clark Hedric, 145 pounds, of Colville, lost a decision to Sigurd Forslund, 150 pounds, of Chewelah. Ruben Eglund, 128 pounds, of Addy, won a decision over Charles Lind, 130 pounds, of Addy. IN THE WRESTLING EVENTS Frank Hedrick, 145 pounds, of Colville, won over Bud Bunker, 145 pounds, of Chewelah. Joe O'Brien, 130 pounds, of Colville, won over Clyde O'Keefe, 130 pounds, of Colville. Ted Bender wrestled a draw with Bob Ledgerwood. A special feature of the evening was an exhibition wrestling match beween Stanley Bishop, Washington State College, and Mal Miller of Colville. The gym- nasium was filled to capacity, and all of the bouts went off as scheduled. -Delbert Scoles Hnllvg Eall Boys' and girls' volleyball teams were organized to give recreation to stu- dents who had not been able to participate in other activities. These two teams were the ones that represented the Student Body on Field Day. 56 Siuhrnt Glnnfrrrnrr ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE Catherine Spedden and Floryn Rhode, Seniors, and Gayle English and Del- bert Scoles, Juniors, represented Colville High School at the Student Conference held at Pullman, April 23, 24 and 25. They were chaperoned by Miss Irene Nagel. The conference is held each year to acquaint High School students in the State with the courses of studv offered at the State College, and to give them an insight into the varied interests of college life. Some of the highlights of the program were the college play and entertain- ments given by the Varsity Quartet, the College Band, and the Glee Clubs. The speaker especially featured was Dr. H. S. Taylor, who gave two speeches on Vocations Agriruliural illlrrting Clarence Hamp, Adolf Hedrick, and Clark Hedrick, represented Colville High School at the annual Agricultural Convention held at Washington State College in Pullman, from April 29 to May 2, inclusive. Three boys from each agricultural high school in the state are invited to attend. Entertainment was sponsored by the college of agriculture of the State Col- lege of Washington. 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' 111111511111-111-'1gw1E111,,QfiXf1g'1'11 1111 if ,X1'1'1131'1'115111,w1112 11 XX,X,XXX, 1wq,r1,,,,,X,-X,Xw ,,wX,1'Xg-, 1'11',X,11X,1- ,XqX-,1-:XXX 1, 111,w XX 11111, 11111 111 1 11,1, 111.11111 f11111,11w111w,111111, -111,1-,111 111911111111-1,1 -1111? -111111' 11,1--11,1 1111 1 1 15111 11, 111,1741111'1- ': 11111111111 11171111'?1111,,111-11:11 1 111111111111-1 '11 , 11,1 1111111111-11111111 '-m1215111-11131 11111111111 111 4X1,11f,1'1111W 1 1:1 ,, ,111'1'1H1-'-111i1'1111' 11'w,11111'1'fA11w111i1, 111,11,,,1P11 1W1Q,'11111,, 1111 111111111 111 11 .,11f11E52?1111111111,1ww111 ,1.'1w1111Q1w11w1w11i111111111w, E11 59 Zluninr 1Hrnm On the evening of May 1, Junior Prom, the annual spring semi-formal, given for the Seniors by the Juniors, was a sight to behold. A spring garden effect, featuring a large mellow moon, was beautifully carried out. Peppy music was furnished by Lynch's orchestra. The attractive dance programs were an added feature of the evening. Punch was served in a cozy little rose arbor. Refreshment Committee-Dorris Thomas, Esther Hanna, Freda Vine. Entertainment Committee-Delbert Scoles, Evelyn Johnson, Benton Bailey, Thelma Lunceford, Hughie Claar. Decoration Committee-Kathryne Gordy, Carmen Kopsland, Dorothy Bone, Helen Hirsch. Invitation Committee-Blanche Gourlay, Ruth Shepherdson, Agnes Carl- son. Reception Committee-Ruth Shepherdson, Mazie Smith, Marie Summers. Patrons and Patronesses-Mr. and Mrs. H. Wade Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Campbell, Mrs. Lida Mosher, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Spedden, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rhode, Mr. Tom I. Oakshott, Mrs. R. F. All High mixer The G. H. A. C. and C Club sponsored the All-High Mixer given Sep. 23. This is a vearly event which has been taken over by the two clubs for the past three years As usual, it was a success, with clever decorations, snappy numbers between dances, and refreshments in the form of punch and wafers. Hahn lgartg The Girls' League gave the most unique party of the year on Friday, Nov. '7, when they entertained at a Hobo Dance. The decorations were in keeping with the hobo motive. Every girl present was arrayed in the regalia of a real old-fashioned hobo, whiskers, ragged and patched shirt and trousers, with and without shoes, toothless, and all the earmarks of a regular bum. The theme song of the evening was Bum Again. First prize was awarded to Ruth Deitz and second prize to Frances May. A program in keeping with the affair was fur- nished by Rose Staeheli, Gayle English, Cleora Hoover, Percy Lawrence, and P99-Tl Wiley. --Rose Staeheli All 1-Iigh Igarig After being victorious over the Republic football squad in a hard-fought battle, Nov. 7, the students celebrated by having a dance in the gymnasium. A clever program was given, and refreshments were served. The Seven Devils furnished peppy music. Lots of fun. -Carmen Kopsland Goetter. 60 Svnph-ilirnzh lgarig The Sophies gave a party. The leaves in hundreds cameg The ashes, oaks and maples, And trees of every name. --Just to furnish the decoration. The gym iioor was all bright and shinyg Everything was grand. The Sophs and Freshies gaily danced To Robert Dunham's band. -Just to keep the blues away. The program was so snappyg The refreshments, too, were fine. The Freshies then resolved To give the Sophs as good a time. -Just to furnish recompense. -Alice Knapp Svrninr-Snph liartg The victorious Juniors were entertained by the Sophs and Seniors on March 6, following a successful ticket selling contest for the Chewelah basketball game. The gymnasium was cleverly decorated, using crepe paper, balloons, and confetti. Music was furnished by the Seven Devils orchestra, and everyone who attended had an enjoyable evening. -Ralda Day ,Svhipmrrrk igdflg Robinson Cruso would have felt very much at home had he visited the Col- ville High School gymnasium on the evening of March 27, when the Girls' League entertained the boys of the school at a Shipwrecked Party. One could not help but feel that he were on some deserted island if he but glanced at the life savers in the four corners of the gymnasium and the white flag waving over the orchestra in the center of the floor. The girls and boys both proved to be very good sports in participating in Tolo Night. -Lois English Engn' ilivagur lgarig , A return Tolo dance was given by the Boys' League on the evening of April 24. The boys showed the girls that they could also be good sports, and the girls portrayed their appreciation by having a marvelous evening, enjoying everything which their charming hosts presented. Music was furnished by the Seven Devils. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I U I I I I3 , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .I I I I I I i . I w 1 I I I 1 E fx ,1 4 i V, N 6 ff ft TM rift! fi ll, The Colville Junior High School was organized in 1926 to meet the demands for a broader and more intensive curriculum, to offer a larger variety of coursesg to secure better teaching, to provide for individual differences of pupils, to make the transition from grade to high school easierg to give a thorough training in citizenship, and to offer vocational courses in foreign lan- guages, science, music and art. In the short existence of our Junior High School we have been very success- ful in scholastics, as well as athletics. Many honors have been awarded students in both. In the county meet we won honors in spelling, declamation, art, home economics, manual arts, volley ball and baseball. The students are especially proud of their athletic record. So far there have been four championship football teams, two champion boys' and 'girls' basketball teams, three championship baseball teams, and three championship girls' and lzoys' volley ball teams. Some remarkable plays have been produced by the students. Each play is produced with a different cast, to oHer more students an opportunity in self ex- pression. l ' J 3luninr L5i,ghli'l,lQlr'l' tant tj, f Ullpfjlb If 'thai' 1 5 1. I , ll, X B P T ' A N, - - Xi l M ' ' X w . 5.5 ilu, .iluntnr 1 tgh ,illnrultg Q it K fl 'X is N X Q A 1 - X Q, . ,K M ' l lg l- N 1-X X xx .X ix x X X iv X 'xx f X X l' if W XL I ', ix I fl Nlliam S. Horn ......... .,..........................,,.... S uperintendent E lhlclivin S. Henderson ......... ....,... P rincipal, Athletics, Literature XTX Genette Brockhausen ...,.,.. ..,,..............................................,,..,........... E nglish, Latin ,V Lester Clopner .............A ....,.. M athematics, Junior Business Training, Orchestra ' - - L X E. Maggwell, ........ ..,,,i..........,............,,.................................. S cience, History . gl Walter Wlldeyh ..... .. X s 'N X I Mrs. Alice Thomas., K, x , 'I J a Moyer ................ Q W I 4 Dzapcyi Emerson..Q..iQ.. lf f 1 ,cf bw kK,,VAubrey LaPlante .... M301 Laura Ellis ............ Robert C. Patrick ...,,. Edith Bailey .......... Ruth Schaller ........ Mildred Jenkins ,.... Irene Nagel .,..... English, Literature, Penmanship, Spelling, Athletics .,......,.............Social Science, Literature, Girls' Adviser Economics .........Home Economics ,.,........,.,.........Manual Arts .,........Mathematics, Hygiene ...,....,Animal Husbandry Spelling .....,.,.Dramatics, Girls' Athletics . ........ Music 65 A i n t h CE r an il Mr. Edwin Henderson, Advise p 'F r OFFICERS OF THE FIRST SEMESTER Barbara Mifflin, President Fay Camp, Vice President Billie Vroom, Secretary-Treasurer Sidney Martin, Sergeant at Arms OFFICERS OF THE SECOND SEMESTER Roy Farrant, President Charles Buchanan, Vice President Fred Danielsen, Secretary-Treasurer Sidney Martin, Sergeant at Arms ms Freshman Class has been as outstanding in all school activities as its predeQs0rs. Besides having a high rating scholastically, it has sponsored va- rious actbgties, both in the athletic and social field, all of which have been an outstanding success. They have presented many splendid programs and helped tosrg-ise monlfy for the Junior High section of the Annual by sponsoring an Ali Fools'SQa,nce ip the High School Gymnasium, which was an outstanding suc- cess. Myst arm athletes, in both boys' and girls' athletics, were from the Fleshmqiagfsiasisx os is X ' ss laottol-'Qive to the world the best you have, and the best will come back x K N to you. ' X - ix, Class Flower-VVhite Rose. Tx I x Q 3 Class Colors-Green and White. X 'S ss 5 XX 'x V '- X- K 3 I it ls a 'A 'mi-' - egg 3 ex x X A NX N E K x X x 1 x 3 fr l V I X' Q... A. if My WX-- h.hpg?lQLlf WU Mr. Walter Wildey dvis Bobbie ams Muriel Ann B Betty Biesen William Biggar Viola Brown Edison Burr Evelyn Campbell Gwendolyn Campbell Paul Carmen Jane Dannheiser Joe Delles, Vice Pres. Milan DeRuwe Wesley Dietz Henry Elsaesser Fred Flechsig VVayne Fordham Marian Garvey Rhoda Giberson, Sec.Tr. Evelyn Godfrey Flossie Gourlay James Graham, Sg.Arms Mabel Greenman Alice Hamp Mildred Hanna Evelyn Hanson, Pres. Lillian Hanson Donald Harlan 'Jack Hughes Mariel Hurd Olive Ihmels Hubert Johnson Lola Johnson Dalene Jones, Sec-,'l'r. Bob Knapp XVarren Knapp Amy Kramer Eleanor Krein Zeph Lane Naomi Lee Charles Lind Clifton Markham Vida Martin, Vice Pres. Charles McNearney Tom Montgomery Annabelle Morrison Frank Nier Othel 0'Keefe, Pres. Charles Onstott Margaret Paulson Adelbert Peterson fwlz Gene Rhode Vera Rhodes Joe Ritchey Gertrude Salvage Esther Schirmer Helen Sizemore Robert Skeels Ernest Staeheli Robert Staehel i, Sg- Lois Stanley Francis Stratton Rosa Streit Barbara Stuart Dorothy Swartout John Tallman Ralph Turk Floyd Vinson John Waldbeser Margaret Walsh Robert Wiley Dick Williams lletty Wilson Blanche Wilson ff .f fff j i C KV, fr V,,,. ,M -f ' iv . Y 7 . fra! ' ,TI .r V, if 7 r 1 Qflw I V I i 'X ff--WV 4 fr , 2 9? ffifff 6 f' b 0 K ,fl Marie Phillips f- 1 ' 31, KL C if M 1- finfrryocd 1 4,1 ,L L, LJ, . ' l , If Y . ,, x I I , 1 ' ' ,Q ,675 ff :fe--'.x?jf,4+,.,g,.gozs,f.4 ft- ' ,f i f 'f4'.f'f f'f'ff M fffzi if A' Zz,- Svruvnth fgfilfl' W Mrs. Fred Thomas, Adviser V75 Z jf Donald Allgor , Harriet Dalis Edwin Baumies r Robert Benni Carl Bjerk Iola Blacke burg Fred Bro ay Mildred ' ugfzer Pau ' alloway W' a leator Ev Chambe i Al' Colvin Raymond Cory l Dorothy Curry Vi1'y.:'inia Dallas Dorothy Colv Michael ehes Katheri e Wyer Fred -'s - ser o e a son VVilbu llon int n Harr Farquhar , 1 ed ood X. . Rm .rgfuson M elin enz :.- a E. Fisk, Sg'.Ai'ms Sidney din Cu : . G rvey Lucille art' 5 ro lik ilbert Louise cCo1 , ,ne 04 . a res. Donald Miffli Q,'.A17n Gro e X rah cgetty Millerj Ca u ' e Gr hfield f Florence Mos .r , X X Calvin Newcomb H rlan Jack un ' d Hayes Cl eHeb xn o and H lph He obert He . I uci Huck Gilbe ugue We Wgvw W ,f ' 4 fl if Harl li 'on Aileen orthrup, Soc. Laura cks Cl e 'Kee E nOmt' i Lo sPatte on J ia Plum eorge u, ak inifred 001 .abel - Ke xwell Alvin ice Mary cke c X chey Joh ngle lm R n maJ Kn p Salv 1laK r - re cher t ilber ane in 1 - t eder J - cr . dfo ' argaret i h ertrude Somerlntt Russell Spencer Edith Stanley Frances Starr Catherine Tallman Teddy Whitesitt v Q cr? , J -N M elille tt,T'I'0S. est ock ell ay L ' re 0 . A 'K r . 1 1 S s . It J 1 , ' t Betty Willett, Sec. I lovd VVoolev . Q, f,i.f 1.2 hfggjg +G' ' , ' If if X, fl' N D 3 , M fi M Wie t Milf Ha ve H X1 ff, Dorothy Montprom f 4 A 68 Uhr izarh nf G92 Staged by Miss Ruth Schaller. The only Junior High School play of the year was presented on October 3, 1930, in the High School Auditorium. The Wizard of Oz proved to be a beauti- ful play and fantasy. The scenes were especially beautiful in the land of Oz. Little Dorothy- of Kansas suddenly found herself in the land of Oz, where she met strange people, and had to perform unusual things, before she could return to her aunt and uncle in Kansas. The settings and lighting effects made the play especially pretty. THE PLAYERS Dorothy ........................................ Gene Graham Toto ..........,......,....................,............. John Ingle Witch of the North ........................ Vida Martin Three Munchkins ..,.. Joyce Ledgerwood, Sue Hartwell, Betty Wilson Scarecrow .......... ..............,......,., D ean Dwyer The Woodman ........ ............... W illiam Biggar Lion .,...............,.............. Vincent Witherspoon Guardian of Gates .................. Jane Dannheiser Witch of the West ........................ Edna Martin Wizard of Oz ............. .......... R obert Bennison Glinda the Good .............,.,w......... Maxine Casey Floria ...,......,..................... Caroline Grutchfield Soldiers ..DorothyThomas,AnnabelleMorrison Lovely Lady ........................ Virginia Kopsland Understudy ........................ Delma Jean Knapp Music between acts, High School Orchestrag music for dances, Annie Flech- sigg dances, Louise Browng prompter, Irene Nagelg stage manager, Walter Wildeyg assistants, Bill Spedden and Billy Vroomg business manager, Edwin Hendersong construction of scenery, Aubrey LaPlanteg electrician, Robert Wil- liams. 69 Timm, swarm ating WW OFFICERS OF THE FIRST SEMESTER Rush Spedden, President Bill Spedden, Vice President Maxine Casey, Secretary-Treasurer Edna Martin, Yell Queen Wade Richardson, Yell King OFFICERS OF THE SECOND SEMESTER Roy Farrant, President Barbara Mifflin, Vice President Bill Spedden, Secretary-Treasurer Edna Martin, Yell Queen Wade Richardson, Yell King Joyce Ledgerwood, Chairman of Programs The duties of the officers of the Student Body are to carry on the activities of the school and to promote harmony and a feeling' of good fellowship through- out the school. All meetings are conducted by the officers. The officers are elected each semester. In order to hold a Student Body office, one must have an average grade of B, T'he president is elected from the Freshman Class. The other officers may be elected from any class. The Chairman of Programs super- vises all Friday afternoon programs, or any special program that may be pre- sented. The Yell Queen and Yell King conduct all pep rallies. The principal of the Junior High School' is the adviser. Q.. W Emi Tig GBrrhvatre1 THE MEMBERS Joyce Ledgerwood .......,............................ Piano Virginia Kopsland ........ ...........,, D rums Dalene Jones ,............. ....... B anjo Uke Jane Dannheiser ..... ............ B anjo Wade Richardson ...,. ................ B anjo Bill McCord ........,., .,..... S axophone Floyd Vinson .,..... ..... S axophone John Ingle ....... ....,,.... L eader Feeling the need for a Junior High School Orchestra, Joyce Ledgerwood and Virginia Kopsland asked to see everyone in school who could play an in- strument. From those present they selected the above musicians. They prac- ticed after school in the homes of the members, and with th aid of Mrs. Theron Lynch, improved greatly. Their first public appearance was at the Freshman All Fools' dance, where, with John Ingle as director, they alternated with the High School Orchestra. During their many public appearances since, they have been very favorably received. ll -X X P fl' ll J ji MW 1 I Q ll 3 ii lrj 'l iiwlil fi X We are especially proud of the fine work that has been done by both the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. The boys meet on Monday and Wednesday, and the girls meet on Tuesday and Thursday for a period each day. They worked on two-part songs most of the year. Some very fine voices have been discovered, and with the training they have received this year, it should enable the High School to do some fine work in operettas. The clubs made several public appear- ances. Lois Bender is the pianist for both clubs. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Robert Bennison lXJack Hughes Charles Buchanan ,- P-,lohn lnprle Royce Burrus Xl lGilbert Lane Roy Demorest .ll f, Lyle Linton Harrison Dunwoodiex Loren Love Wilbur Fallon g Orville McCumber James Graham l X Donald Mifflin Ralph Hewes 4 :Walter Miles xy lv my ,s'G1RLs' GLEE CLUB Harriet Bali N .ilrace Heineman Agnes Baxte Ann Biesen lg N Betty Biesen ' Viola Brown ' Ruth Borck Pauline Calloway,l f ,lfilrnaajlleator Helen Dahlstrom Virginia Dallas Hazel Day Hazel Falwey Harriet Farquhal' Grace Garvey Marion Garvey Alice Hamp Betty Hanna Evelyn Hanson Lillian Hanson Nina Hanson Helen Harlan Lucille Huck Ida Hull Mary Ickes Ruth lckes Ruth Kinnan Madeline Kitt Anna Koerner Ella Koerner Eleanor Krein Madeline Lorenz Frances Lunceford Genevieve Lynn Edna Martin Lucille Martin lrene Meadows Maxine Melcher Barbara Mifflin Mary Montgomery Ramon Nielsen Stanley Onstott Adelbert Peterson Earl Price Alvin Rice Ernest Staeheli Herbert Stewart Henry Wilson June Nixon Esther Newton Erleen Ogden Evelyn Onstine Margaret Paulson Olive Peterson Alive Phelps Junia Plumb Mary Pollak Isabel Pond Dorothy Richardson Hazel Shaw Virginia Skeels Edith Stanley Dorothy Swartout Catherine Tallman Meda Sharp Virginia Tee Eselene Vanasse Blanche Wilson X WMU X f 2 I do Zlinnthal Mr. Edwin S. Henderson, Coach Mr. Walter Wildey, Assistant ,.'wfM. . . For the fourth consecutive year, the Junior High School has won the county ' football championship. With but two experienced men back, it was necessary to build an entirely new team from green material. We defeated all the Junior High teams we played, and made a fine showing against Gonzaga High School's third team. lx For his leadership, courage and ability to rip off yardage, even after being XX tackled by several opponents, Floyd Morris was elected Honorary Captain. This was Floyd's first year, and he is bright material for any High School. s THE TEAM ohnnie Camp Q. B. ' loyd Morris F. B., Captain ob Staeheli L. H. R. N Joe Ritchey L. E. R. Walter Miles Sidney Martin L. T. R. Roy F arrant Dick Williams L. G. R. Rush Spedden , Lloyd Ronald C. Joe Delles X Substitutes-Linton, Onstott, Bakken, McCord, Carmen, E. Staeheli, F. ' Camp, A. Scroggs, Hughes, B. Spedden, Vroom, J. Scroggs, Lind, B. Haney, A. 5 aney, Burrus, and Heberling. X RECORD X X oPPoNENTs They We X Marcus High School 2 0 Marcus High School 7 6 K Kettle Falls Junior High 0 13 1 n X Kettle Falls Junior High 0 23 l Chewelah Junior High 0 8 - Chewelah Junior High 0 21 W Gonzaga High Thirds 21 7 X x l . KX . X I 73 Girlz' 'ihaakvthall Miss Ruth Schaller, Coach The 1930-31 girls' basketball season was a winning one. About forty girls reported for practice. The squad practiced two or three nights a week, and much progress was made. The seventh, eighth and ninth grades were about equally represented. However, all but two of the letter winners were Freshmen. The team was the county champion, as it was victorious in all the games with the second teams and Junior High School teams of the county. The girls played a good game of basketball, showing sportsmanship and teamwork. We can be proud of them. Those winning letters were: Maxine Casey QManagerJ, Edna Martin, Anna Koerner, Lois Bender, Florence Hamp, Evelyn Hanson, Bertha Buchanan, Mabel MacDonald, Barbara Mifflin, Othel O'Keefe, June Nixon, Alice Benson, and Olive Peterson. RECORD OPPONENTS They We Kettle Falls High 15 23 Kettle Falls High 14 21 Valley High Seconds 1 23 Marcus High School 4 16 Colville Town Team 20 15 Chewelah Junior High 2 18 Chewelah Junior High 7 14 74 1 1 Mugs' Lfiankethnll Mr. Walter Wildey, Coach Mr. Edwin Henderson, Assistant Our season wasn't successful, from the number of games we won, but It was successful in that we developed some inexperienced players into promising mate rial for next year. There was only one experienced man on the team, and a new team had to be developed. Roy Farrant was elected captain. Forwards-Farrant, J. Camp, F. Camp. Center-Clark. Guards-Spedden, Staeheli, Ronald, Martin. Substitutes-B. Spedden, Buchanan, Vroom, McCord, and Danielsen OPPONENTS Marcus High Seconds Chewelah Junior High Chewelah Junior High Kettle Falls Seconds Kettle Falls High Seconds Valley High Seconds Marcus High Seconds Valley High Seconds They We 10 8 25 8 30 12 9 12 21 4 28 12 16 13 9 6 75 Eaavhall Walter Wildey, Junior High Coach Edwin Henderson, Grade Coach We had an excellent Junior High team last year. Out of 12 games played, we won every game and annexed another championship to our many trophies. Our Grade won the championship of the North Half, but were defeated in the county meet. Both the Junior and Grade teams have made a good start on the 1931 sea- son by defeating all the teams. they have played so far this year. The Junior High has defeated Marcus High and Kettle Falls Junior High teams, and the Grade has won from Valley. The county is awarding silver cups instead of pen- nants to both teams this year. We are in hopes, with the bright outlook we have, that We can annex both cups to our many other awards we have won. There are several games scheduled for both teams to be played yet. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM GRADE TEAM Floyd Morris, Sam Bakken, and Bruce Swartout Pitcher Bob Staehli and Sam Bakken Orville McCumber Catcher Orville McCumber and Ernest Staeht Johnnie Camp First Base Bob Staeheli, Glenn Hughes Roy Farrant Second Base Ernest Staeheli Ted Miller and Chester Rhodes Third Base Paul Carman, Russell Spencer Bob Staeheli, Charles Buchanan Shortstop 4 Tim O'Brien Sidney Martin Left Field Bob Bennison and Lyle Linton Walter Miles and Fay Camp Center Field Russell Spencer, Glenn Hughes Chester Rhodes, Joe Baxter Right Field Joe Delles and Paul Carman Substitutes-Junior High, Price, Deschler, Swartout, Fay, Camp, Baxter, Martin, Grade School, Fordham, Hanna, Williams, Graham, Nier, Bennisong Manager, Howard Nixon. - 76 6611121211 Glluh Mr. Edwin Henderson, Adviser The Golden C Club is an organization of boys who have made letters in one of the major Junior High School sports by playing a majority of halves in each sport. Sometimes a boy is voted in because he has faithfully turned out for all' athletics, and has never played enough in any one sport to entitle him to a letter. This is true this year of a number of boys in the club. The primary mo- tive of the club is to develop an interest in athletics and promote a feeling of good fellowship among the students. From this club has come the Papoose Club, an honorary athletic club. To become a member, one must have earned two letters in major sports and have a scholastic standing of C or better. Our annual initiation and banquet was held on January 12, in the Home Economics rooms. The food was prepared and served by the members of the club. The initiation for those receiving basketball and baseball letters will be held at the Pend Oreille lakes sometime in May, WEARERS OF GOLDEN C Sidney Martin, Presidentx Walter Milesft Lloyd Ronald, Vice Presidenti' Johnnie Campi' Robert Staeheli, Sec.-Treasf' Stanley Onstott Floyd Morris? Charles Buchananili Rush Speddeni Fay Camp Dick Williams Bill Spedden Joe Delles Jack Clark Roy Farrantt Bill McCord Joe Ritchey Billie Vroom 'Members of Papoose Club Walter Wildey MJ My Miss Ruth Schaller, Adviser wlffggffgy Girlz' 0111111 Wf- .X- X I The only athletic club for girls in school is the Girls' C Club. It is com- posed of the Yell Queen and the girls who are awarded letters for participation in Junior High School athletics. The only sport in the Junior High School for girls for which letters are given is basketball. The purpose of the club is to fos- ter sportsmanship among the girls of the school and to increase interest and participation in all athletics. The girls prepared and served a delicious dinner to all the members and Miss Schaller. The new members were initiated at this time. MEMBERS Number of Awards Edna Martin, President 3 Lois Bender, Assistant Scribe 3 Barbara Mifflin, Treasurer 2 Anna Koerner, Secretary 2 Bertha Buchanan, Captain, Vice President 3 Mabel McDonald, Sergeant at Arms 2 Florence Hamp, Scribe 2 Evelyn Hansen 1 Othel O'Keefe 1 Alice Benson 1 Olive Peterson 1 June Nixon 1 Maxine Casey, Manager 78 Girlz' Eragur Mrs. Fred Thomas, Adviser The'Girls' League of the Junior High School was organized in the fall of 1929. The purpose of this organization is fourfold, viz.: To create among all the girls of the Junior High a spirit of friendliness and cooperation, to foster the highest ideals of womanhood, to arouse loyalty of the girls toward all members of the League and to promote the welfare of the Colville Junior High School in every way. The slogan adopted by the girls is, The Girls' League for every girl in the J. H. S., and every girl in the J. H. S. for the Girls' League. The annual activities of the Girls' League are as follows: Kid Party early in the Fall, entertainment given for the Boys' Federation in the Winter and the Mothers' Tea in May. mugs' Ellrhrratinn Mr. Edwin Henderson, Adviser i The Boys' Federation was organized during the year 1929 to foster a spirit of friendliness, happiness and cooperation among the boys and girls of the Junior High School, and to encourage school spirit, enthusiasm for everything that is attempted in the Junior High School, or by the Junior High School boys or girls, and to create a feeling in the heart of every boy in school a sense of citizenship and a sense of duty to all fellowmen. The boys presented a program for the girlsg helped at all Junior High func- tionsg improved the school grounds by digging a ditch around the school build- ing and filling it with soil, so we could plant some Howersg dug out the old trees and helped to level the school grounds. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I . I Q . I I I I I I I I I I i I I i i i 5 E 9 ! 81 Miss Brockhausen is my teacher, I shall not pass. She maketh me to write themes, She leadeth me into the mysteries of English, She recordeth my grade, She leadeth me through the tortures of English for her sake. Yes, though I fail the exams. of this course, I shall fear no D's, for she is with me. Her words and her looks, they comfort me. She shoots her questions at me in the presence of my friends. She fills my head with English. My brain ru.nneth over. Surely, her image shall follow me all the days of my life, And I shall dwell in the fear of English forever. Fay C.: Why hasn't 'Mr. Henderson' much hair 'P' Roy F.: Because he thinks a lot. Fay C.: But why has 'Miss Moyer'.got lots of it. Roy F.: Run along, Fay, and get your algebra. Mrs. Brown to her son, Billie: Aunt Lyda will never kiss you with such a dirty face as you have now. Billie: That's what I figgeredf' Miss Flower: Use the word 'routine' in a sentence, Clyde. Clyde 0'K.: I was routine around in some correspondence to find a letter. DANGEROUS BEAST The teacher had been telling his class about the rhinoceros family. Now, name some things, said Mr. Mitchell, that are dangerous to get near to and that have horns. Automobiles, promptly answered Everett McC. Mr. Patrick to Evelyn: Would you play your sax at my funeral, if l died ? Evelyn: Why, certainly. Why? Mr. Patrick: Well, I've always had a horror of being buried alive. Stage Hand: Shall I lower the curtain? Miss Cooper: Why? S. H.: One of the living statues has the hiccoughsf' Miss Nagel fduring operetta practicebz If you boys can't behave up there with decent folks, come down here with me. es es 7535 X 3,Is?Qe312?l f To very one of We . H e e ur co ulati Q X L ou Wish th your fu 2 t Will ' a succe ne. ol l N2 ear a u l F dy 'sf U V lo 2:5 1 N 1 y by IQ R N look ck at ehappysc gt a s- eme us, yo r K , rien r gg T e Sfaiesman In x Co Colville, Wash. Publishers of the largest Weekly new aper thtWhgt Yfas QV Que, QMS 83 ll In many states a hunting license entitles you to one deer and no more. Just like a marriage license. Mr. Orville McCumber and Miss Dorothy Richardson have followed the fol- lowing Plan: A boy, a book, A girl, a look, Books neglected, Flunk expected. T0 THE BOYS Anyone can learn to dance. The simple method is to offer to put up another shelf in the pantry, and bang the thumb with the hammer. -The Girls A HARD FALL Policeman: How did the accident happen ? Motorist: My wife fell asleep in the back seat. OH, ALEC! ALEC TRICITY! Watt-hour you doing there ? Eatin' currents, replied the apprentice. Anode you'd catch me at it. Wire you insulate this morning? asked the boss. Leyden bed. Wouldn't that jar you ? Can't your relay-shunts get up ? Amperently not. Fuse going to do that every day you can go ohm, said the boss, and the circuit was broke right there. Merle Hodgson: I know a town that is named after you. Kenneth Stone lproudlyj: Yes? What is it? Merle Hodgson: Marblehead, Arkansas. Bertha Buchanan: If a lad had a step-father, would that make the lad a step-ladder ? Mr. Copner: Pm no science teacher. Ask Mr. Maxwell. 84 ' 5 - ' 7 1 , o Q? o F yi E'Nc31io.xJwi?cfU MA'lJ'T05kX gg Q Q vDQQflNNUf?D5 Q . SDOKAN E:- GSM 12.121 GAN ENGRAVING Go. A 241. 222551 Eijqi-KE ANEE5 'HAT PQ? SPOKAN E N v -S i Cx 0 Q 3 2 0 85 GOOD WORDS CLUB MEMBER The supervisor of a Western railroad received the following note from one of his track foremen: I am sending in the accident report on Stasey's foot when he struck it with the spike maul. Now, under 'Remarks,' do you want mine or do you Wani Stasey's ? Barbara Mifflin: Say, do worms have appendicitis ? Jack Clark: Search me. N0 SUCH PLACE Where did the car hit this man? asked Lawyer Garner, when questioning the attending physician at the trial. At the junction of the dorsal and cervical vertebrae, responded the doctor. The foreman of the jury rose in his seat and remarked: I've lived in this county for upwards of fifty years and I know every crossroad, but I never heard of any such place: I believe it's a made-up case. THE SENIORS To the Senior High Building From room to room I wander The whole big building o'er, You seem so much nearer and clearer Than ever you have before. I hear the click of the typewriters As the students' fingers Hy, This sound I'll carry with me When I bid you goodbye. Oh, how many students, Have your wise old arms unfurled And we, the Class of '31, Pass out into the world. Josephine Blaine: Do you swim? Lindsay Winkler: Yes, Josephine: Well, never go in the water after a good meal. Lindsay: Why not? Josephine: You won't find it there. Harvey S.: Are you cold, Ottie ? Do you want my coat? Leotta K.: No, just your sleeve. 86 COMMENCEMENT DAYS . . . . . happy days. Soon the seniors will Walk out into the World, their high school days over forever. To help speed their progress in the business World they will find a good bank connection a valuable asset. We invite both graduates and students to make this their banking home. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Colville, Wash. You Pay for Kellys- VVhy Not Have Kellys? Contrary to general belief, Kelly-Spring- field tires are not high-priced. Their rep- utation has given many people the idea that because Kellys are so good they must cost more. If you'll drop in and see us the next time you are in the neighborhood, we believe y0u'll be surprised to learn how Kelly prices run. When you can buy the best for the same price, why be content with less? MINZEL MOTOR CO. FORD DEALERS 87 ALWAYS THE BEST When better shoes are made, we will have them. Solid leather shoes are better, look better, wear better, and always hold their shape better. We have a complete line of men's, women's, and children's shoes that will please you. We always carry the latest. We have a beautiful line of hosiery in cotton and silk.-The best shop in town. We do better shoe repairing. LINKE'S SHOE STORE Colville, Wash. The Milestones of Life Indelibly Marked by Photographs Photographs keep fresh always the memories of life's triumphs and joys. Whenever the big events of your lifetime oc- cur, let us record them in permanent photo- graphic records, which grow more precious as the years drift by. ' THE ANGVIRE STUDIO 609 Fernwell Building, Spokane, Wash. 88 fb 4-+ -,lvl ,,p Z' m s M I 1 ui.: - ' md. E I 5 Will ITE if 1 p Y Q , - . . figrgtvis gi .A.,. or i' A , i i fl! , , AA A U Xx x fi, ps- i - U - ills,- Q?i.- jZFgQ'9 'flX cf: J T 4 K,-' 1- W 'gx,fi,f-' -.5-r, --- if ,44 , 7. n 1'f'? 2 - ' fr ,.g',p f' ,P , It :fr !i?z?:f'- um-Kr. , I M' 3 I -I f- ' ,, ' Lib 'JU ' iw: . ' fi 32? 1, 1 g I if '1 -1- lui 'i,l:f'. 1 V-1 ' 'r-1: r- ' i 'Y 'ynn1lI T-,f. --- , 'ug ,l--J I -mi S-' mi 'if -y.1 : ' -1 , 5: lg ' 215- .QE 1. e Q i 3 fi Biafra, 'uri if , W: i- i Fi .i Q u Mural: I ii I 4: -L7l..-Q!,,ffs'i7W'ff'? A , ,, . i 4 1 Ji ' OUR CAPITAL The capital of our bank is based upon the economic principal that it must be sufficient to enable us to properly transact our bus- iness-afford ample securi- ty to our depositors-and protection to every one do- ing business with us. We invite your inspection of our last printed statement for a clear understanding of the strength and safety of our bank and its ability to perform satisfactory service. COLVILLE VALLEY BANK Colville, Wash. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR: Lumber for all purposes Shingles Cement, Lime, Brick, Prepared Insulating Material Plaster Rloofing Material Builders' Hardware Building Paper Doors, Windows, Frames Mulch Paper, for the Garden Vertical Grain Fir Flooring Wall Paper Hardwood Flooring Screen Doors Lath, Wood and Metal Paints, Kalsomine and Brushes In Fact All Building Needs from Cellar to Chimney WATCH FOR OUR YELLOW WAGONS ROBBINS LUMBER COMPANY Main St. and Beech Ave. PHONE 1595 CO LVILLE, WASH. 89 COMPLIMENTS OF F. E. MILLER CO. Distributors Sun-Proof Paint Waterspar Quick Drying Enamel and Varnish 913 First Ave., Spokane, Wash. WE STUDY THE NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY Every article of merchandise in this store was selected by us to meet your local needs and was priced to give the utmost possible in value. Behind us, making possible the widest selection, as Well as rock bottom prices, stands a staff of expert buyers in constant touch with the markets of the world-and a modern merchandis- ing system that eliminates all items of unnecessary cost. To Trade With Us Is An Economy .. Q, ,P 5 I 90 YOUNG AMERICA, WE GREET YOU! All hail the maid and the youth of Colville and community. We heartily congratulate you on this occasion-your graduation.. lt should be a proud moment for you. It marks an achievement in your life. lt is an early example of the success that patience, application and hard work will bring. From the bottom of our hearts We wish you joy, health, prosperity and success in the journey down life's trail which winds ahead of you into far distant years. Be of good courage! This world is a wonderful place in which to live. Look for the good in others, and your own good qualities will be more easily discerned. Some of you may go into the higher realms of education. Others will take their places in the business world. Wherever your pathway lies, re- member you have the world's greatest asset-glorious youth, with its strength, enthusiasm, daring, and its refusal to admit it is ever Whipped- and as a result, it never is. Barmans welcomes you into your new responsibilities and broader activities. XNe regard you as an important and vital factor in the life of Colville and community. This store has had the privilege of serving your parents before you. We trust our service to them has been of a character that will merit your confidence and consideration. May we again wish you un- THE BIG STORE bounded :success-and a long 'f d h . , 'sf l' Q an a amy one colvlttestcouowcemere Phone 345 for the Best in Hardware and Groceries Let us outfit you for your fishing and hunting trips. R. E. LEE COMPANY WE DELIVER coLv1LLE, WASH 100W Home-Owned and Operated COLVILLE THEATER LATEST RELEASES IN TALKING PICTURES MORGAN BROTHERS, Proprietors 91 COLVILLE MOTOR CO. SUPER-sERvICE Buick and Chevrolet Motor Cars G. M. C. Trucks General Motors Radio A COMPLETE SERVICE EOR THE PUBLIC YOU CALL, WE HAUL NO JOB TOO LARGE-NO JOB TOO SMALL COAL AND STORAGE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING CITY TRANSFER GEORGE MILLER, Prop. Phone 1225 PHONE 293 for all kinds of beauty work DAVENPORT BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPPE CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! On having completed your courses successfully GRANGE WAREHOUSE Colville, Wash. 92 MAKE CASEY'S STORE YOUR STORE If It's Made to Wear, We Have It Headquarters for Florsheim Shoes, Clothcraft Suits, Miss Spokane Frocks and Peters Shoes DEPARTMENT s'r0pE C522 OLD DOMIN ION ICE CREAM Is richer in real butterfat than any other cream on the market. Its delicate flavor is due to the finest cream produced by the local dairymen. We Pay a Premium for Sweet Cream OLD DOMINION CREAMERY CO. GILSON,S SERVICE STATION AND CAMP RONALD DUPUIS, Manager Courtesy Service, Car Washing, High Pressu Greasing, Samson Tires and Tubes l'e Compliments of R. S. WELLS, M. D. W. A. OLDS, M. D. -cw W. H. GRAY, M. D. - , F ,, W. J. STARK, M. D. .V L? , Kffffn A x, -L., 4 I 21 L 6 - I! X 1, 'O f I, .14 1 , , 1 1 1 4 IAQ V DIV if . L S L., C , , 6, rl Y kfjif-.4 6 ' if K Q1 N ' f' ,f .1 , I . f , XV, ' LJ -XL! V1-5 N ww ,ea 93 Q W of LMMMD Nobby Shop Ladies' Shop Men's Wear ' Women's Wear DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED KELLER HARDWARE CO. The Hardware Store Baseball, Tennis Goods, Pocket Knives, Razors Guns, Ammunition, Building Materials COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE W ILLETT BROS., Inc. The House of Better Service CAR WASHING, CAR GREASING, BATTERY SERVICE VULCANIZING, SHOP SERVICE, ALEMITING, WELDING STEVENS COUNTY POWER 8z LIGHT CO. Hotpoint and Westinghouse Ranges G. E. Refrigerators And the Best in Electrical Appliances PHONE 205 94 BURGAN'S No. 31 Money Saving Stores The price is reasonable. The groceries the best. PALMER C. BOYD Jeweler-Craftsman The House of Lasting Quality and Dependability DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, HOLLOWARE GLASSWARE, JEWELRY AND NOVELTIES HOWARD'S SWEETS AND EATS Fountain Service Lunches Homemade Candies B. W. EMERY Interior Decorations, Art Goods, Picture Framing Colville, wash. SPORTING GOODS SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS JOHN T. LITTLE SPORTING GOODS CO. Spokane, Wash. if i qw Q 9 ny 1 Spokane Coeur d'Alene, Ritzville Homes for Colville's Students and Athletic Teams When in Spokane, Enjoy Good Food, Moderately Priced, at fDQS'SQ,l C'S Grealer OASIS Deeserl Hotel.. ipolune - - Wuhmolon REMEMBER THIS! Your eyesight will have much to do with your success in life. PROTECT YOUR EYES DR. BESSIE B. MAY Colville, Wash. Compliments of Goetter's Pharmacy NORMAN W. Moss MAIN SERVICE STATION SHELL AND TEXACO GAS SHELL MOTOR OIL GOODRICH TIRES WHEN IN DOUBT AS TO WHERE TO EAT Stop at the DAVENPORT CAFE North of Lee Hotel Colville, Wash. SATISFACTORY at the COLVILLE SERVICE STATION C. W. HOTCHKISS Second Hand Store Dealer in the Better Class of Furniture and Second-Hand Goods COLVILLE TIRE SHOP T. C. GOURLAY, Prop. ICE CREAM, HOT AND COLD DRINKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES Everything a first-class drug store carries Vulcanizing CARSSOW DRUG CO. Tires and Tubes and Repairing Pffiigillzfiggs WHITE 8z BLESSIN G C n r t I t, MOTOR Co. 0 gal f,1?31'0 S WIIIYS-KHIghtS and Willys Motor Cars TEXACO GAS, vULco TIRES BEAUTY SHOP East of Theater Compliments To Class of '30 CENTRAL MARKET South Main Street Colville, Wash. Earn VVhile You Turn With a Ball-Bearing McCormick- Deering Cream Separator Twelve Months to Pay Without Interest Haun Hardware and Implement Co. Phone 1135 Our Glasses Satisfy Try STRONG'S for First Aid for Anything DR. R. F. CREIGHTON OPTOMETRIST scHooL SUPPLIES The Colvigiegigiy Eyesight C I .H W h Colville, Wash. ovl e, as . C0Nff,R,'QfQQIj,?f.,IfNS BILL HATCH WERNEWS SPORTING Goons co. MUSIC STORE Headquarters for ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES South 11 Howard Spokane, Wash. Take care that the face you see in the mirror in the morning is pleasing to look at. You may not see it again all day, but others will'. QUINN W. MCCORD STANLEY C. CORY COLVILLE FLORIST West lst Avenue CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS THE REXALL STORE Best in Drug Store Needs Best in Drug Store Service KODAKS Films Developed Free GROVER GRAHAM, Prop. STEVENS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title To Stevens County Lands, Mines W. L. SAX, President L. E. JESSEPH, Manager Colville, Wash. C. F. CORBETT MEATS and VEGETABLES HAYWARD O. BAIR FURNITURE COLVILLE RUGS MEAT MARKET LINOLEUM Quality and Service EAT at the CITY CAFE C. B. WELSH, Proprietor Colville, Wash. DR. JNO. J. INGLE DENTIST Lane Building, Colville MRS. C. B. COLE Dressmaking Cutting and Fitting a Specialty Collections INLAND ADJUSTMENT CO. First National Bank Building Compliments of KINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Spokane, Wash. COLVILLE MONUMENT WORKS Designers and Builders of Monuments and Grave Markers John Citkovich Proprietor 224 North Main Street Colville, Wash. OSEE W. NOBLE Lawyer First National Bank Building THOMAS I. OAKSHOTT Lawyer Colville Valley Bank Building Compliments to the Class of '31 L. HAGERMAN County Nurse WENTZ Kr BAILEY Lawyers Colville Valley Bank Building F. LEO GRINSTEAD Lawyer Colville Valley Bank Building LEONARD C. HAYES, D. C. Chiropractor Full X-Ray Equipment Lane Building W. H. JACKSON Lawyer First National Bank Building Compliments to Class of '31 KOLVILLE KANDY KITCHEN J. P. Geyer JOHN T. RAFTIS Lawyer , Lane Building GUY E. MARKHAM General Agent National Union Life Insurance Co C. L. BAKER General Insurance Colville, Wash. Compliments to the Class of 1931 W. LON JOHNSON MRS. C. L. DURKEE Millinery and Dressmaking East Aster Avenue Benton: Well, I answered a question in class today. Wallie: What answer did you give ? 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