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Colville High School - Skookum Yearbook (Colville, WA)

 - Class of 1940

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Colville High School - Skookum Yearbook (Colville, WA) online collection, 1940 Edition, Cover
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' s Zvi I-'Rl NU PAL JOHN V. KING 0. 5.C. 9. r 'N K' ANN SCIOLY V1.3 C. MRS W. IIILRRKGE WS.C. .ak ll F XNIOR L,OHxl NQ.C rn U xy Ns W.5.C. MARY HELEN MCDKNALD WQ 5.C. 'O oifx-CO O I ANN HOVILA Commercial Senior Play Advisor, Junior Dramatics Club ELEANOR GOEKE Home Economics Advisor, Home Economics Club HEL ' AGE ' okkeeping English III ANN SCIOLY English III Speech Journalisml Junior Play Advisor Pep Club, Newspaper Milli? I JAMES NUGENT Principal Typing Sociology N. W. History JOHN KING Agriculture AdvisorAF.E.A Skookum , emi '! Class or Class CHARLES BRADFORD Mathematics Music WARREN HERBAGE Sciences Advisor, Camera Club MACKENZIE GOOLD Social Sciences Biology Athletics Advisor Pep Club, Sophomore Class , I . MARY HELEN McDONALDfgnb- v - , s 5900? M5 tp ' wvwwfilfixwyfwf N ODPNCO by-x..UQ 0 R, 9!i 5-sod O Students DONALD CORY, AIDED BY SECRETARY, MARILN POND v1cR PRESIDENT, BOBBY GEOTTER AND THE CREW OF ASSOCIATED STUDENTS HAS SUCCRSSFULLY CAPTAINED THE GOOD SHIP ooLv1LLE HIGH THROUGH THE SCHOOL YEAR OF 1959--1940 Q o N' :NP'il,'N'll3: bf-3 .43 Q 1' -Q ' A1 im Y' .y V 'ff L T- 1.-' 1 J' :1,b' fx 'X. if , X331 -l -1 c 2 13-' '- Fx J- . R31 ., .'1F' ' . A W .H , ,I gngfgigw T' dr? M,--P .vu ,n,..: . , if H f' J - 225: J ' tr ' I , 2 - u ' L, . F - ef 'Q 1,4 -. E isp 41 .ggi N ran, 'J - :,,. ,. W , N, -.ul f- 'i' ,xg,Q Q51 J- fi - ve r. Q .K -T-.gt 1, x A 1 gil' L 6 fikff ew -fav 'f,?a! SA fx 7, Q 9 A 1 a,' 1 H a X 1: 5 ' 'c'-SAIL 9 .YtH':5 j f., 'I . f u,, E. ,.. .V ,J 'lriw ei Q aff ph. iging.. J, , ., -L rd? F 5 ... juz? - Q 25' Eifmv X, ,, T' i ff U 1 .. I. f' f : , .,f, . f? , I Q L51 1- gn 5 , n , ! ' - iam Elf M, 5 .C wi A-A L f zu- 1' ,V lf'- n . 2.- 'if' ' Tff, 1 F. PM . ,V 1 . 3-' , LQ. x rw M. H1 ,F - if L 9, .I Q 5 !,. N, L . he jp ., ' gem 7' -:Q ,. 1- 'f'ffr5f'.' - x - I , -..':E: 1- '95 1 -gf yi' f 45 V5 mf 11 - .ii s if V- .. -v uf. 3 5- . B- -2 ,Hg 1,5 f w I ., 1F X , . ,l lk. . 3 i F 5. 35: k iii ., FQ? I 1 if ' ffl ' FFP 1121, 14 I ' 1-41' 'Qea 1 1. .EL Jr ' 4 'Q -luis wx AE? . ,Qi , 1 'Yu 'sg ' ,. 'E ' 5 :- 7 Y . OIACQ 9 Us-'fit PRIMIPA l1'S HIGSSAGG . Q In the future the Class of 1940 will look back upon their school days in Colville High School. I am sure that when you do so it will be with a feeling of grutituie,. a feeling that you have taken with you a few of the essential things necessary to cope with the complexities of life. The knowledge acquired while you were attending Colville High School will be something no one will be able to take from you. A sense of security, because of this knowledge, u feeling that you will be able to take your place in society and do your bit toward social progress, will be a great step toward the goal of happiness and personal satisfaction. In my estimation your goal should be the development of each individual class member to attain the highest degree of personal adjustment. Develop your personal character sbics so that they will aid you in your search for success, but do not overdevelop them to the degree that you will become selfish. Do not be influenced by your personal likes and dislikes. Be cooperative and open-minded. Attack new prob- lems with clear thinking. Seek the truth without letting your personal feeling enter into the situation. Adulthood 0 . stands for mature thought, the pushing of individual desires into the background to make room for ideas that will be ad- ll antageous to group progress. , L4, vpn,-ge ' 6 O I -:S Q9-Q 'I 0 O 1 Another goal shcluld be the development of oitizenzahgp -.6 tithelxifllf. dig qoeffy iizens?p is prqiiom qi prtvllnege has :an ohligation. Yo r o8flxlflorI 'gas' VA st' 1 1 , is to be an intelligent voter. A Everyone should have soinething to do, something to lzoep him busy. Only through doing things to a degree of success are people happy. Find the endeavor that fits' your 11lfJ.,I5 ests and desires and develop a hobby, yi-Idbblos are the most enjoyable pursuits known to mankind. - Ahove all, remember that no matter how humble the tasfx, you will bo numbered among the successful individuals if you have done a thorough job. H - - I wish each and every one of you success' and happiness in your future endeavors. - Sincerely, -W U' A . V Q A, 'rel 33 QD- 9 -- ttilr, , W' V 'I 4 -- , If, Q I . USM Z5 ' 1 H92 SIEIIJ R -we-.,, J J x 1 N I g X fffx 1 L4 wx- A4 1. fan Hu! 9 V I lf 1., A 1 ' ly '1 ,Q 4 ,nplf ,Vg Eg Q, Vw JE? 1 ix , -x f. lx N 95+ !- ' Ffh l HQ: f if L . VN Q 45, . JF ,Z m iii! Fu -551.- igg Q f a 5 K wr ,A X4 M sf .LL I N E . X 'Q' 'a K 3 ks 4 'nn -X 73' 3- D. DR GI Nl RX BPUMN L ABBEY Cv 17 n acumscm 7 B. BAXTER .. ,g N an x V' X r 1 F funumm ,X .yu P Q F A 7161, ',I F -in skin 4: 1 A r , ' Y .lg 5, F. fn q Mfg. Q5 J 'ff T. N. ,L K J, I E ': 11 O o C OE 1 DON GEIITRY I I Class Vice President 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Rifle Club 4 Boxing 4 Entered from Knox, Indiana 4 DAN DROZ JUNE BROWN Class President 4 Class Secretary 4 Band 2,5,4 Girls Segtette 5,4 Boys Glee Club 5 Glee Club 3,4 Boys Quartette 4 Girls Double Sextetto 4 Junior Play Staff 5 Senior Play Cast 4 Junior Prom Committee 5 Senior Ball Committee Senior Play Cast 4 Newspaper Club 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Rifle Club 5 Senior Ball Committee 4 Entered from Crient 5 Basketball'2,5,4 Football 2,5,4 Baseball 2,5,4 Track 5 Boys HCM Club 2,5,4 Pep Club 4 DONALD BENNISON EDITH ABBEY Home Economics Club 5,4 Dramatics Club 2 Class Vice President 2 Band 4 Junior Prom Committee Senior Ball Committee Senior Play Staff 5 Basketball 2,5 Track 5,4 Boys HGH Club 2,5 Pep Band 4 Delegate to Pullman 5 LEO ARTMAN 5 4 Band 2,5,4 FQFQAU 2,5,-1 1 HELEN AMES Dramatics Club 2,5,4 ', on 1' Q BETTY BAXTER BURTCN CLARK Home Ec. Club 2 Junior Play Staff 3 Camera Club 4 Junior Prom Committee 5 Senior Ball Com ittee 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Rifle Club 2,5 Newspaper Club 4 NORMA ALBORN QUINTON BEACH Home Economics Club 4 Baseball 2,534 Entered from Medford, Rifle Club 5,4 Oregon 4 Reading Club 2 JOE CHRISTHAN LORETTA BARTON Junior Play Staff 5 Dramatics Club 2 Junior Prom Committee 5 Tap Dancing Club Senior Play Staff 4 . Senior Ball Committee 4 Tennis 2 A ' Camera Club 2,5,4 gg A MAE BLATTI 'Qu Bk KENNETH CLARK U V Home EconouQcs Club 2,5,4 F.F.A. 2,I5,4 lg 0 omfvqe ,Q 59' Q IN' ' T' ORY Q 9 ,,. v ..f 9 ' , . uw X I ' kk xs s J,.l,I was ssf 1342 C. Cl-IOLLET LIHAKRIS l A AI .J ., l. I UUIK 't -1 5, . L H.kN ICKE Rhllfkl IL ill vw D. BURSE ji sf Y' C7 Y L. ELWOOD P. CHAPMAN 'bf Jef- ulwti c. ruzrcnzn M.l'L,-KKK K. wmv . ,fb - '43 , ' K F 4 6' , , 5 . - .1 'N' QT' ' '27 Nr' I l.f0NNl'l , EJARRETT ' n. f04Hn:kN -Q Y cr ':.- I ' V' '-H -I 11. Y 5- . 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'..,49'1 ' i Q sd ', ,r 5.3 N. 4 1, a ,wr 1 Q to DONALD CORY DOREHE BURSE student Body President 4 ' Junior Play Cast 5 Home Sconomies Club 2,3,4 Senior Play Cast 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Skookum Club 2,3,4 Camera Club 2,5,4 PGP Club 4 CALVIN FLETCHER Senior 'Bell Co:1nni'ttee 4 Tennis 2,3,4 CHARLOTTE CIOLLET CBMGFU Clgb 4 Rifle Clu 2 3 Home Economics Cl b,2, Lyfj , W ' A CONNESR Wa pvffj- Junior Play staff 5 GLDUN HARRIS Junior Prom Comrzlttee B I tb 11 zfylj 19 enlor Ball Committee 4 asze al , f asketball 4 30055915 3 , Home Economies Club i23,3,4 ox ng Rifle Club 5 L,fjL ROSS KNAUSS Band 2,3,4 Fopolxa 2 LINDELL COOK , Senior Ball Committee 4 VERA D15TL3R Home Economics Club 2,5,4 Dfamatics Club 2 Home Economies Club 2 Senior Ball Committee 4 Rifle Club 3,4 HOWARD KNICKERBOCKER Junior Play Staff 5 Junior Prom Committee Senior Ball Com ittoe 4 Basketball 2 Tennis 5 Rifle Club 2,5,4 3 -lll' 'VIS ELWOOD Junior Play Staff 5 1 , PHYLLIS CHAPMAN Tap Dancing Club 4 Tennis 2,3 ' Entered from North Cen, tral, Spokane 4 KENNETH FORD MERLE CLARK . Camera Club 4 Dramatics Club 2 Tap Dancing Club 5,4 Pep Club 4 xQ42it4! DOROTHY COOGAN ffzfgmv 7'f, Junior Play staff 3 Z74,q1g1-J Junior Prom Committee 5 ' enior Play Staff 4 EDGAR JARRETT Senior Ball Committee 4 ZS-xg Basketball 2 Junior Play Cast 5 , Newspaper Club 4 Rifle Club 3,4 n5x5'NXDramat1cs Club 5 Pep Club 4 ifle Club 2 Senior Play Cast 4 Pep Club 4 BURL KNICKERBOCKER BARBARA DANE Band 2 Skookum Club 5 Junior Prom Committee 5 Entered from Kettle Baseball 3 Falls 5 Newspaper Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 Kiwanis Plaque 5 ILTON MAHONEY study Club 5,4 Rifle Club 2 4 A' MARGERY DODSON Student Body Vice Pres. Class Vice President 2 Girls Glee Club 5,4 Junior Play Cast 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Tennis 2,S,4 Skookum 2,5,4 Rifle Club 2 S- -., ALBY an 5- rar-N N .f '-:I Q-i X ' Q Axuzil dm. 'QS N. 7-I .-X L. S EY Y, 2 Q - ' 0 '37 G. PRI N CE Q -'Q L 'L M. HOTCHKISS 'Ft in J. LARSO N 1 w R53 :Q .,- , x- 5'--4 T 1 . 5 3A'xRR'N hR 1, Wxnxnxew w.E.4.uu'.rRr A F' , 4 1- 1 1 5 4 , Q gy 'fy K. ic . MOTT R. H.ARRl5 U. N xubil rzv. 'Z Q wa- .am . M M ff, v-, D. RODMAN l.is4v1.n 9 l 40? Qs RMAN ' L.KlNNAN I K.5l'l'lNlxI Rf T B. LYNDS FLLYNN - ' 31, Mwlfii W W iii WW Xi' r ig, E2 E mffiga, 0 , . . Amos LAHSON Q WESLEY MALHY BARBARA GARRINGER Junior Play Staff 5 Tap Dancing Club 5,4 Track 5 Entered from Phoenix, Skookum 5,4 Arizona Camera Club 2,5,4 G M NACHA HALSEY TOM HOTT Home Economies Club 2,5,4 Junior Prom Committee 5 Basketball 4 Football 2,5,4 Baseball 2,5,4 GALE PRINCE Track 2,5,4 Boys WCW Club 5,4 Junior Play Staff 5 Rifle Club 2 Basketball 5,4 I All Sports Club 5,4 Football 4 Pep Club 4 Baseball 5 Boys HCR Club 4 Newspaper Club 4 GRACE HEDLUND Rifle Club 5 . Senior Play Cast 4 Band 2 5,4 - Entered from Bonnors Girls fouble Sextette 5,4 Ferry, Idaho 5 Girls Glee Club 5,4 Junior Play Staff 5 Junior Prom Committee 5 MARIE HOTCHKISS Senior Play Cast 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Girls Sextette 2,5 Basketball 2,5,4 Girls Double Sextette 5,4 G.H.A.C. 2,5,4 Girls Glee Club 2,5,4 Yell Queen 2,5 Senior Play Cast 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Skookum 2,5,4 PAUL SCIUBRMAN Rifle Club 2 Pep Club 4 Track 5 - Delegate to Pullman 5 F.F.A. 2,5,4 Delegate to Kansas City 4 MARGARET LIGHT Skookum 4 ' Entered from Minot, Dramaties Club 2 ' Northe?akota 4 Tap Dancing Club 5 4 9 L ' ' 'H 47CALVINf MCNEARUEY Band 2,5,4 Boys Glee Club 4 3 Boys Qucrtette 4 Junior Prom Committee 5 Senior Ball Com ittee Senior Play Staff 4 Basketball'255,4 Baseball 2,5,4 Track 2,5 ' ' Boys WCM Club 2,5,4 Skookum Club 2 n 1 4 i RUTH HARRISJ ' 3 Home Economics Club 5,4 ' Dramaties Club 2 ' Reading Club 2 , DEAN RODMAN HJ A Class Vice President 3 l Band 2,5,4' f Pep Band 5,4 Junior Senior Junior 1 Senior Tennis Play staff 5 Play staff 4 Ball Cemmitt 2,5,4 A, LOIS KINNAN J Girls Gloe Club 4 Basketball - ' Tap Dancing Club 3,4 Reading Club 2 G.BiT'1'Y LYNDS Camera Club 2 Rifle Club 5,4 . O , 1 -e 5 Prom Committe e0 4 nf i99r ?'o MARY ELLEN GILBERT Junior Play Cas t 3 Junior Prem Committee 5 Senior Ball Committee I Senior Play Staif 4 CIE-ro.-'lace 2,5,4! bkookum 2,3,4 Yell Queen 2,5 Jozm xxmsnmae Rifle Club 5,4 EOLA HOECH Girls Basketball 5 Home Economics KARL ETLIUKE Library 5 - 411:10 Club 4 MARION LYNN Home Economics Dramatics Club Rifle Club 554 Club 2,o,f Club 2 2 ' hIF!glQlnfiI iff- I ' w ,- -, ..-A fi ,A ,N -o ix- Q .. .L - fx ' 1' j 1777 'N-., U, Y' ' X -f 1' f wffm' ' U' - mv . H., ,N - ,Sa 5. LYNN E. M,xTHExs'5 wumfx M? PHAIL WINNIE M9 mmm. z l- 4- , as 'rr 1 , K OKH EAD v 1 J 199 v -.1,.. n bf lv , 'f - , w l D- PRICE REITI. I G x '40 if 5- REWEV 0- SKIDMORE R.SOMERLOTT ' 1 'K 2 A ' 1 ' 'us - Ts- ' N-WILLET E. XNYLIF. I' ILKESEK l 'Sv ' N . WELCH 2. O '++w44fJf60v dfifi, mmf x f . , A I NX K KW X X Jr X egix' ,.: X if f Q 6 SHIRLEY LYNN I Claes President 5 A Junior Play Staff 5 , Senior Ball Committee 4 Basketball'255,4 GsIIgi5LoCc . Skookum 2,5,4 - MARY EDITH MILLAY Class Secretary 5 Junior Play Cast 3 Junior Prom Committee 5 Senior Play Cast 4 Dramatics Club 2 - Skookum Club 3,4 Americanism 4 MARIAN POND Student Body Secretary Girls Glee Club 3 Junior Play Staff 5 ' Home Economics Club 2,4 Dramaties Club 5 BURDETTA REWEY Home Eeonomics Club 2,5 NEVA WILLETT O 4 ,4 ERMA MATHEWS Home Economics Club 2 Tap Dancing Club 5 Rifle Club 4 NORMA MOORHEAD Girls Glee Club 2,3 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 DOROTHY PRICE Class President 2 Girls Double Sextette 3 Girls Glee Club 2,5,4 Play Cast S Junior Junior Prom Committee 5 Junior Senior Prom Queen 5 Piay Staff 4 Senior Ball Com ittee 4 Skookuni' 5, 4 Dramatics Club 2 DOROTHY SKIDHORE ' ' Junior Prom Committee 5 Band 2,5,4' oenior Play Cast 4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Junior Play Staff 5 Skookum Club 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Rifle Club 2,5 Senior.Ball Committee 4 Pep Club 4 Skookum 3 Junior Play Cast O if 0 9 ' WILMA MCPHAIL 4 WINIFRED MGPHAIL W Girls Double Sextette Girls Glee Club 2,5,4 Senior Ball Com ittee Girls Basketball 2,3,4 Newspaper Club 4 Tap Dancing Club 3 Rifle Club 2 G.H.A.C. B,5,4 DOROTHY ONSTINE Home Economics Club 2, Dramatics Club 2 JEAN REITZ Band 2,5,4 Girls Double Sextette Girls Glee Club 2,5,4 Junior Play Staff 5 Senior Play Staff 4 Basketball 2,3,4 G.H.A.C. 2,5,4 RAD REJER Dramatics Club 2 Tap Dancing Club 3,4 5,4 4 25,4 5,4 Girls Glee Club 5,4 Senior Play Staff 4 Senior Ball Committee Junior Prom Com ittee Girls Basketball 2,5, G.H.A.C. 2,554 Rifle Club 2,5,4 THELMA PETERSON Junior Play Staff 3 Junior Prom Com ittee Basketball 2,5,4 G.H.A.c. 5,4 J. C Home Economics Club 4 Dramatios Club 2 Tap Dancing Club 5 Skookum Club 4 HOBERTA SOMERLOTT Junior Play Cast 5 Basketball 4 Home Soonomics Club 3 Entered from spokane X NONA WELCH Senior Ball Committee Dramatics Club S,5,4 Senior Play Staff 4 EARLEHE YIYLIB 'Qt Basketball 2,5 Skookum Club 5,4 ' Home Economics Club 2 Rifle Club 2 Pep Club 4 t 0 5 4 Q 5 4 4 sr'Q4?-' ' 5 EE .-35. E? 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OU Q M: UODGU Q0 dumb: OU WOW mOOmDQmm OV QNQ: NOC Q03-H 03096 :Og QQ: Ocdwwhz CH0Wx M5 D MWOHW :Os WOWU: mMmwOHq 6090505 :ESMF .H H50 h HH.: KNWO WOB0dgH5m Q58 Om :OS WOQF: Eqmwpm HUGQUHOH UGOOHWHOH :Q WON a50wm mmwom Um.: H ,U mwxmm mv ejksqe . GEMS lliillf. , To those remaining true to the Tribe of Colville High School--we, having finished our successful sojourn here, do f most solemnly dedicate this--our Last Will and Testament. We, the Class of 1940, considering the uncertainty of life and future, and being of sound, though misty mind and memory and not acting under any bribes, threats or undue influence of any person whomsoever, do hereby make, publish, and declare this, our Last Will and Testament. Burl Knickerbocker wills his hair to Reddy K1lowatt. Calvin MeNearney leaves no forwardine address. Coquettes, creditors, and candidates had bettercgrab him new! e if hBurton'ClagE gills his car to the city dump--but what t oy won t t e t. Margery Dodson and June Brown leave their nguzzlingn ability to outstanding candidates of the Junior Class. The McPhai1 Sisters leave their siren ability to the Colville Fire Department. Don Bennison and Karl Steinke leave many teachers much happier. ' 'Eola Heech, Bonita Conner, Earlene Wylie, and Lindell Cook, take with them their domestic qualities in hopes they may come in handy sometime. Kenneth Clark passes on his abllity never to be without a date to the entire Student Body they need itlg ' Dorothy Skidmore and Gale Prince want to leave togethan h Shirley Lynn leaves what's left of her breakage fee 'to t e Science Department. Dorothy Coogan wants to leave for Pullman at once. Norma Moorhead, Nona Welch, Rae Resor, and Merle Clark leavg their English to Miss McDonald and Miss Seioly to make the est of. 45 Joe Christman loaves his thin, streamlined figure toall the nhippy girlsn around the school. -Q Lois Kinnan wills hor gum-chewing habits to Evelyn Gulflnl 0 X Neva Willett leaves her Wsquawk stickn to Shirley Wylia ',N 'K' 9,544 s 0 1 Marlon Lynn, ,Charlotte chenet, and Edith Abbey' wise that very quiet classroom attitude to Gladys Murdock, and Mertybell Gardener, who probably won't know what to do with it ' dt ' '- . s was Leo Artman wills his way with the women to Donald 'Wiwleom . . Jean Reitz leaves her smooth basketball manner to the jittery Sophs. ' ' Phyllis Chapman, Dorothy Onstine, and Roberta Somerlott leave positions as winners in the standing-broad bluff, the high and low gurgles, and the shout put to Ernestine Hillay, Mary Anna Douglass, and Doris Harlan. Edgar Jarret wills his electrical genius to a wet coll Ccharge itb. Mary Ellen Gilbert refuses to leave Quinton Beach, and vice versa, to anyone, so what can we do? Mae Blatti wills her Ugift of gabn to Carol BlaekenLur5 Ross Knauss wills his quiet disposition to Ronald Phillips. Marie Hotchkiss leaves her 'tooth-paste smlleu to the highest bidder in the Double Sextette, Naoma Halsey wills her desire to bo a housewife to Jean May o Paul Schuerman wills his candy-salesmanls job to anyone who can find Miss Goeke a 1909 penny. AJan1ce Larson wills her ability to keep quiet CTI to Sam Wilson. ' Dorothy Price, by popular request, isn't'3oing to leave anything. Too many people like her as she is. , Grace Hedlund leaves the school without a utykeng Dean Rodman leaves a tennis racket and three dead ton- nis balls to Pat Frotwell and his brother Eldon. We they won't fight over them. Thelma Peterson leaves her best apple-polishing manner, 'to Bobby Goetter. ' Danny Droz leaves big brother Bernie all alone. Donald Cory bequeaths his ability to wear a tio to Chuck Gillies, l Barbara Garringer wills her ability to hold hor man to Denis Harbolt. Vera Distler wills her old-maidish ways to Ann Graham. Erma Mathews leaves hor ladyvlike qualities to Oral Pelissier. - , Wesley Malby wills his ability to mix chemicals without blowing up the school to Tommy Dodson. Norma Alborn wills her sophisticated air to Dorothy May. You'll need it now you are a Senior, Betty Lynds wills hor slender fi ure to Dorothy Jchnsor hope '.' Mary Edith Hillay bequoaths her gPatrick Henry' ability o Margaret Cleator. ' Tom' Mott doesn't thing ho has anything worth leavin Loretta Barton loaves hor bashfulnoss to hary Horlc 9 t ,TW je gtarr, to encourage her own along, A 19 ..1 - ,L ., I M Q' :. Don Gentry le scar '1 Kee 1141. QQ A da'of 3 ,lf to Jaek Douglas. mayb Jie ' gtg fhbf gifts? . ,K Barbara Dane eaves e ea t wir s' fh r' rain to Merrill Smith. New Merrill can play football with no fear of failing in any study. A Marian Pond leaves her ability to be Ntopsn in history to Gene Elwood. Glen Harris wills his waving tresses to Harold Harlan. Dorene Burse and Burdetta Rewey present the Koch twins with the secret of how to keep their scolding locks under control. Milton Mahoney bequeaths to Mark Huguenin his long cherished art of bluffing. We think Mark has enough alreaux Margaret Ligh bequeaths her ability to seo the light- side of everything to Bud Brown. Kenneth Ford presents a safety razor and shaving mug to Edward Clark. Wonder how many years it will be before he gets any use out of them. Betty Baxter and Ruth Harris will their quiet smiles te Mary Sehuerman and Elaine Harlan. Lewis Elwood and Calvin Fletcher leave a couple. of extra inches in height to Eddie Dupuis and Robert Broderick, whe'll make good use of them. Helen Ames leaves her place in the Com ercial Depart- ment te Jean Knickerbocker. John Nasburg leaves eolville High to go squirrel- shooting. Q - Wg, the Seniors, leave our place in the halls of C.H.S. to the class of '41, in order that they may fellow in our footsteps. 'O O A E LBRAPFS gy y ii -em Can you read the future in the stars? Well, neither can we. So We've asked that supercolassal, stupendous Crystal Gazer, Saint Peter. Gaze into the Magic Crystal and look into the coming years. See what is in store for that Betty Lynds Dorene Burse Margaret Light Burdetta Rewey Meryle Clark Eola Hoech Helen Ames Kenneth Clark Edith Abbey Vera Distler atb brilliant class of 1940 FIVE YEARS TEN YEARS Silk stocking sales- woman Has a running busi- ness Floor walker Nights too Ideal bachelor girl The worm has turned Director of a girls' school Bankrupt Aviatrix Worker in a fly paper factory Baker In the dough Stenographer Gay divorces Bigamist Hermit In the pie business Using the rolling phm Bookkeeper In the red R ,4' 45 Glenn Harris Dorothy Onstine Mae Blatti Calvin McNearney Don Gentry Burton Clark Edgar Jarrett Barbara Dane Don Cory Jean Reitz Neva Willett Wilma McPhail Lewis Elwood Winnie McPhail Norma Alborn Gale Prince Tommy Mott Lois Kinnan Naomi Halsey Margery Dodson Shirley Lynn txlya.-Q39 Salt-nsellern Happy and married Ballet artist Carpenter Heartbreaker Manufacturer of bombs' Banker Famous pianist Photographer Girl of the Whirl- ing Dervish Missionary Telephone operator Keeper of the bees Yell leader for girls' muscle build ing school Candy maker Hangman Professional base- ball player Raising kittens Seamstress Mermaid Swam the English Channel 4Mlr '4lND Shake? ' Married Still toeing the mark Still chiseling Iceman Embalmed Still good at checks ing Plays chop-sticks on Broadway Still clicking Still going around Sowing wild oats Waiting for a ring Stung again Still yelling Doctor of Divinity At his rope's end Can't get to first base Tamer of wild cats In stitches Clerk in a fish Q store Drowned in the bath- tub Q,x'g. 32x49 Dorothy Skidmore Marian Pond Roberta Somerlott Quinton Beach Grace Hedlund Nona Welch Joe Christman Earlene Wylie Thelma Peterson Ross Knauss June Brown Dorothy Coogan Wesley Malby Dorothy Price Burl Knickerbocker Marian Lynn Bonita Conner Erma Mathews Calvin Fletcher Marie Hotchkiss Karl Steinke Shoe aaleswoman Hypodermic needle saleswoman Demure Drum major Clarinet specialist Engaged Radio announcer Writer Parachute jumper Engineer vlroc oTeUs Leader Professional skater Drummer Portrait artist Short story writer Little wife Six-day bicycle rider Fortune teller Gains five inches in height Waitress West Point Getting ahead fodt by foot 04,0 Got the point President 'of U5 S. Flapper Co., Inc. Pounding the pave- ment Still grooving the licorice stick. Still undecided Given the air In jail for forgery Good to the last drop Riding the rails Head of National Distiller's,Union Dead-end gal Pounding away Cartoonist Writer of marriage licenses Little waif Peddler Owner of Palm Tree Orchards Sideshow attraction in circus Still waiting No point Norma Moorhead Mary-Edith Millay Charlotte Chollet Betty Baxter Leo Artman Rae Reser John Nasburg Lindell Cook Loretta Barton Mary Ellen Gilbert Paul Schuerman Ruth Harris Dean Rodman Don Bennison Kenneth Ford Milton Mahoney Barbara Garringer Janice Larson 0 1 I' Interested in.a lemon Librarian Owner of a million dollars A Violinist Barber Stenographer Lumberman Corn huskor Golf champion Elevator operator Horse breeder Fishing Serving time for reckless driving Trapeze artist Pretzel bender Jockey h Frosh in college Famous G.-woman Shoe manufacturer O' Fruit vender Book worm Working in a doughnut factory Fiddling her time away A little shaver Trying to get a job in nLaplandn Still whittling Foot doctor Still looking for the ball Business goes up and down Getting a kick out of life Caught--hook, line, and sinker Married to jail janitor You can always find him around the Bar Interested in the curves Still horsing around Spph in college She has a clue Lost his sole -MM - -..- u ...- .1-1-1. -1-- Lill SSM x WW M TW gjiffbw JUNIUR CLASS - , ..., , 1 4 . 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'iv .L I- vifqjga .I A, I' g E, ix' qjngn' 11 .,'A1'Il 11. .1: 1. .ffw?f1.wfvw-3 ' .1 -if 1g 1 '11 , ' 1- I 5d - 1 . 5, 1 !a fi' 4 -N rv . :.. -L 1, a ' E Q. .,., 1 f'f J .' ' 1'1' . 'ii .1 ' 1. ,Q 'X ' af Q N 11 11, - L. 1 Q 4 1 ' 4. L.. .A . .7 1 . WT? ' ' P a fi ,Z Tv If ffl: 1 1 'W M w. 7' - '7- I 1 'V A J Hi, 1 Fx , 1 ix 114 , F ff .1 - 1 11 I ' T 1 'f N 1 '11 u 'N ' A bl: . 15, . . Janie 5 V . 1 v1 1 'A TQ F ., 0 lJlliIlJt'JllS ., 'O The Junior Class of 1939-40, due to the cooperation of members and officers, was able to accomplish a great deal, including outstanding dances, a Junior Play and Junior President----- Vice President Secretary ----- Advisor ------- L. Anderson F. Bible C. Blackenburg E. Clark M. Cleator M.A. Douglass R. Farquhar Mo Gardner EQ GUITIHI M. Hanson D. Harlan L. Holbrook E. Hoeft D. Johnson Betty Koch Beatrice Koch G. Lee E. Lyng Cy Ro Lotze M. McClure D. May ' J. May R. Mahoney . M. Morgan ' D. Morrison G. Murdock I. Nelson OFFICERS nun- -nvnan ou:-unc!--l'l DiC1: rgott g-g-- ------ -----Miss MEMBERS ' ' B. Norquist H. Elva Ogden B. Evelyn Ogden C. E. Parker Q E. O. Pelissier' B. V. Peterson R. D. J. Philpott C . I. Rhodes - H. L. Richards D. M. Schuerman' J. M.M. Starr 'K L. L. Thompson C. Lo Trapp Bo T. Whitten M. P. Alborn A. E. Baird N. G. Beckley W. H. Beckley D. R. Broderick ' D. E. Buohanani R. B. Buckley R. G. Crewse P. F. Delles K J. T. Dodson H. J . Douglass H. E. Dupuis R. G. Elwood 1 J. J. Elwood ' D. S. Wilson ' Elva Ogden Ann Hovlla Erdman Exley Franklin Fretwell- Goetter Garvey' Gillies Harlan - He lt - Hirst Jewell Kegel Keough - Kitt Koerner Mcllea rney Mifflin- Montgomery Mott ' Northrup Phillips Putnam ' Rnska Schucrman Eonoy ' Rhodes ' ,vital sh ' T51 1 c o:: ' Prom, 'O 4? O' . ZQTWNJCQ fl. f. ' f J? -mi' V hip' 4 J F: Elf: 'T ,ff 'f '5 I A fi V. 1- , I ff I lv lla, EU. The sophomore class of l94O established an enviable record in athletics and showed an outstanding interest in all school activities. CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent------ ---- -------- ---- - ---- --Jim y Blaine Vice President ------------- - --------- Shirley Wylie Secretary -------------- - --------- Virginia Motteler Sergeant-nt-Arms-------- ------- - ----- Merrill Smith AdVis0r----------- F. Ableman L. arton La Beck M.M.Castle P. Cochran Lo Day M. Eddings W. Franklin L. Fugate A. Graham Ao Hanna. D. Harbolt E. Harlan M.E. Hirst G. Holst B.Imgws M. Hughes B. Huguenin L. Huguenin V. Kinnan D J . Kinsman . Knickerbocker V. Lindgren 4, E. Millay ' J. Moon CLASS MEMBERS Motteler Meckle Neff Newland Cverholt Peterson Peterson Rosenburg Sailor Schuerman Stephens Stratton Strauss Tallman Tobias Van Tuyl Wilson Wylie Ambrose Beardsley Blaine Brown Brown C ook Droz Campbell Chollet E. B. V. P. N. J. D. B. D. H. J. M. C. M. B. L. R. C. K. K. D. W. B. M. B. R. Mr. Goold ' Clark Daily Fox Fretwell Garner Hammons Haney Hughe s Kaufman Keister Kohlstedt Kreis Larson Leighton Lynds Lynds Meyers Northrup Ogden O'Keefe Rose Sax, Skidmore Smith Strong Thayer 9 W 7 1 Q 5 I 2 ' ,1 f Q 4 . I . ef V A , .W ua.-Q 4 ,, . 'I 'Q' H, ,Q - X , 'N . , I SY 3 .XI K - h ,A , r'.T,,, la' . w Q , w,u,,p5 ' ' v f Q,-.M 5 x . 4 1 1 ' ' aff ll-sei - ', A hx.. ' X - ' V' N' N li Y 'Mai '47, - -- L.. .5-, 'ss'fg3L,,.,?ar' W 15? ,L-is' A, ' 1 'W R , .ff .A .Q gif wins lx -vdx',q,.f ' 3? U lf' f 4137, W- ' ,- Q5 f 9 :' yu ' f is PI-IUMURF Cl MASS Wwvffggff W g:fw 'f , MMKJQQKW 5-vga W I Mvffwjwwg X555-fm KJV ,ff 'WQQEZKSQQ fl 'W' QL 53 ax E M 1 in 5 'fjW6'. - WM',.fvwfW f f M1m ' X filwwwff r-v J i . , 33f?l f' W Ex 353 xx Qwfishfie W? Of R gf fha- j2E'?:2H,5S3?.f wi 15351 I , yu..- ,:!'jf:p, , -. 'iff' QQ-F51 2. W 4'Zf2:EZ,'- Q12 ' -' P, if Z' ' if gi-:ff 3 .7322 f'f S! If 1.3. V: 'g H ':f3. Lf. 'g gi-1 5- - Q. ' .-1: e .233 e- - ji: - 'ff 5. ff.. git. : X it-.,. .51-' -:gum -'11 ' fl:-: -' -'Z :.N,-755. I g :V-if' A ..-. .h ' , f ff! - Q . . . . . . .. . QQ Q:A. 'f f 4':'i ' i - ' -'fav ' . -1 -.ff X-. 2 X ,ff X-N, V 4 'K IM Q ff jf x s O J Q g 'ij ,Q c. 0 'H Af M Wi- llfl J f . ., ,N 'C K f s ' K - x A, '14 f OJ f X . - 'ss f ix! W 'f f '4: . . k'7'fV..vffi 4 x fi, X 1 a 3 h ad ' '59 -W 2 J 1 5 J U j '95 I 'NF Il jpfzg 4 if i?+!ff1 j O .f A.. ,.. V I I , :L 'L 3 'f ' -'MQW 1- .. - ,I ! l , X X . ff ' J I BS MBWWW ffww' WWWW Z3J'17g.3 f Zqwiwf LMWUUZQZZZVWMQZ Mmfwlfm W Ss CLU N Ew SPADERg CLUB - 1- all 0 X, 1' 0 V 1 SKGOKUM CLUB May our Skookum live up to its name! And someday bring our school greatest fame. Advisor - John King Editor --------- S. Lynn Photo. Ed.---T. Asst . Ed. --B. Norquist Bus. Mgr. ---- --D. Cory Sports Ed.---M. Dodson M.A. Class Ed. ------- Peterson W, Malby E. Wylie Douglass Edg' D3 SQ Eid-Q 'IYIgE9 M.E. Millay Associated Members M. Schuerman D. Kinsman ' M. Hotchkiss E. Ogden' A. Hanna J. Larson J. Kni ke ocker J. Strauss AD. Cory L. B o L. Beck B, Dane X NEWSPAPER CLUB Once a week with nows and jest l 1 x no Q . 'J'-'O The Indian lribune woes to pre Advisor W W! Miss Ann Soioly My A 'I Ji! Editor--B. Knic?-:orbockcr Sports Ed.-H. Beckley Asst. Ed. ---- ---B. Clar Typists ----- D. Coogan Humor Ed. ----- D. Stgvens J. Brown Cartoonists---M, Cl itcr H. Keister Associated Members B L W. McPhail V. Kinnan G. lrinoe ' M.M. Starr B. Buckley ' C. Gillies ' L. Thompson B. Huguenin B. brown F. Delles X 99 M' tvllaff-qlllp 9'-'NQ0 . CAMERA CLUB With a camera for a gun, You can have a lot of fun. Advisor A Warren Herbage Boys Girls Pres. ---- -----D. Cory Pros. ----------- E. Hoeft V. Pres.--J.Chr1stman Secretary ---- L. Anderson Secretary--C.Franklin Associated Members K. Ford E. Baird E Ogden T. Dodson W. Malby M M. Castle H. Erdman F Bible HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Future home makers are happy and Turning housework into play. Advisor Miss Eleanor Gocke Pres. ------ N. Halsey Treasurer-- Vice Pres.---M. Pond Prog. Chair Secretary--N. Alborn Reporter--- Associated Members M. Blltti L. Fugate D D. Burse E. Hoech E C. Chollett D. Johnson E P. Cochran G. Lce V L. Cook V. Lindgren B Q M. Chase E. Millay E Q L. Day J. Naff R R. Wilson Obsffo Say: P. Stratton ---H. Daily Ev Onstine Parker Peterson Peterson Rewey Rosenburg Somerlott Oi-'X-40 AC HUM E BCUNOMICS CLU F.A 'T rg, - 15' J PM 5295 bf' Qfi g P: ,-, ' , G . iii li 2:1 v4'2fJ'l ' ' T 1 5 fu X . ,,. U ,Q fn-If , ' -1' dh 2 ,FWF 2' ,' ff, i' . .,F., , gp . A 1 Y 11 'N '-Y? Q-7I1f5 i!7'f'i .14 -Q. 1 I K , 1 n 4 , -lf N 5945443 W 'ff -f gif- w v - 4. Q ff f .qw hw A-'N l , g . m '4 91 5 .4 ar 2 : ., gl.. V, 5.1-H , . '1n. A 'I' 1 J' NFL 1-, 3, J 55,0 ef. , ' : ,. pi f Qt' 4 M X' -1 'B ' f Th s U B' A 1 Q ii YA- n vw i W r , A ,. .l,,: A I I v.- 1 -.J WW 1 qgmg A L g QD' 'ij' If , ., ,. F 4 O FCFOAQ Judging, planting, raising stock, Keeps them busy as a clock. Advisor John King Pres.--M. Schuerman Secretary-------H. Harlan Vice Pres.-J.B1aine Sarg. at Arms-P.3chuerman Associated Members .V K, Clark Kaufman Rice Hirst Kreis Meyers Huguenin Larson Northrup Keough Buchanan Buckley Raska Artman Garvey TAPPING CLUB They'll fill your heart with dance and song As they gaily tap along. Advisor Miss Meyers Associated Members Phillpot Lotze Farquhnr Clark Lyng Whitten Gumm Ableman Hughes Garringer Trapp Hughes Kinnan Schuerman Barton Chapman Barton Meckle Light Sailor Hhguenin Peterson Fugate ff!! 7 ff ' , QI. 9 1 o tv!! OSX-'40 ' elfa ls lfsyvuvr 3 ol! G.H.A.C. These girls have fought for crimson and white And won their letters by their might. A Advisor Miss Mary Helen McDonald President-f--f ----------------------- Dorothy May Vice President-P ---- f ------ ----- Jean Reitz Secretary Treasurer ----------- ---- Shirley Lynn J. Reitq M.E. Gilbert W. McPhsi1 G. Hedlund S. Lynn D. May W. McPha1l T. Peterson J. May UCI! In the Indian's Hall of Fame Each major athlete finds his name. Advisor James Nugent .. MW l Q President --------------------- ----- Danny Droz Vice President ---- Secretary ---Cal MeNearney ------------ ---Burrill Exley Mott Geotter Fretwell I Mifflin . Droz - Garner Lane Thayer do O' O Nerthrup Bennison Crewes Walsh O'Koefe Mott Smith Blaine Phillips Beckley Brown Strong Ambrose Prince Brodrick Gillies I ' - - 0 all-1 Q cg ..- .nv x T 3 , as I I 1 BUYS. 'NQF' CLUB r 1 I '.x, r 9 ,f ' J ' 'i 4 ' Rf I X ' I i we ' - 4. - Iso Q' X ,1 , v 4- f I, 4' 4,',, C5 I - W. u , -I w A 11 ,. , in QL A , K as 1, F7 A. .ga i ,. U, .1 v . L 0 jeu: S I' ' Zh s k' V ' mg x Y 5 D . ff fifjh ,Y with T ,J Qi, ll gg. I' i I T1-'XiP NN1.Qf C LUG ' 1 5' ,DQ I I QLIUI 3 Q 7 fl I YZ Q 5 d jak P' ' p. z 4 I 5 , ipxwnl-Lv 3 1 l Y k 11' lllx ' 1 ' ' '5i.jQg1'f if-1 J, 5. L. 594 ' Q,-D rl -. 51.85 I-. A I. T1 Q 'T'-A 921 - fm, - . - P,-,,,,, J, r ,, -M , , ,, 41-1 , , , XXI Wifi DD N-L x , , N ' ' X ' ' ,xx w CFA 1 -xii ,f Us Y , Jlncovuamcons 0ufv'7 69' wJaAVu3,f0a'Mdwf 'L!': Wf M 44-Je,,,lf4fJ1,4,,wJuf20f75 Lww, 71514 ?'M+v.,M...nrJ.,e7ZJ.,i..,7.,g.,,.,,4,,,,,M gClLQ,LQLM., Mimfcwaquu Auf gwjm. , MW imfwm ILM, QQ? gmfmm mlm hh I HGLXAMMM, QQSMMLQ, N Wm ,M m 1',yfW 0-fm! U i - ' . Q Lg SENIOR PLAY CAST JUNIOR HIGH PLAY CAST fa , c ' f fm 4I' A B OYS Rl FLE TEAM JU NIOR PLAY CAST GIRLS Rl FLE TEANI X, 5.1 ' Q, 1 3' P 1 l ,F .1.4 x 1 '1 ' 1 . ' fish 5 uw I Wf ' if ff. 5'5 :i g35'f ' J Ji . - - fi- Q, gr-.,',jy,7f1,, X2 . .agp 5:3 ,, J ,mxJ.l!, ,Q rr, '9 4 O 1? SENIOR BALL ' 4 Couples, swaying to the rhythm of Norm Thue's orchestra, qdanced amid a harvest scene of bales of hay, pumpkins, cats, witches, and owls at the Senior Harvest Ball. The orchestra pit :representing a :huge pumpkin and the spiders standing guard above in an immense web, created an atmosphere of her- vest and hallowe'en. ' SENIOR PLAY An amusing situation was created in WProfossor, How Could You?H, the senior class play, when three girls with conflicting personalities, tried in vain to marry the prow fessor. The director of the play was Miss Ann Hovila, Cast Dorothy Skidmore Vicky Randolph Marie Hotchkiss Tootsie Bean Gale Prince Professor Perry p Donald Cory Boggins, the butler Burton Clark John Appleby Danny Drog Butcher Boy Bean Edgar Jarrett Grandpa Perry June Brown Pricilla Merely Mary Edith Hillay Grandma Perry Bonnie Jean and LeRoy Neighbor's children Hotchkiss w f . ,uv fm E I . ,l J' ' v oxmfco ' 4 JUNIOR PLAY A laugh-evoking play, nhothing But The TrutL,n was gre- sented November 17, under the able direction of Miss Ann Scioly. It revolved around the difficulties of a young man who wagered to tell the truth and the whole truth for twcntv four hours. The wager produced complications with ensuing predicaments and embarrassing moments fUTHlShiDQ amusement to an appreciative audience. The cast included: Eurrill Exley, Bobby Goetter, Gordon Crewse, Wallace Mifflin, Warren hall, Gladys murdock, Doris Harlan, Marlon Lorgan, Oral Pelissier, Louise Richards, and Maxine McClure. JUNIOR PROM Dancing couploss swayed to the strains of the Lynch- Bradford Orchestra on the dock of the S. S. Aloha, at the annual Junior Prom. The gymnasium was transferred into a ship's dock with scenes of distant islands, blue skies, and soft lights add- ing to the illusion of a Hawaiian Cruise. 4, Spotlights revealed tho identity of the Prom Queen, Delma Morrison, and her attendants, Mary Anna Douglass and Marion Dee Morgan, during intermission. 9 o 'X 5 Wife Q as an X Q f eg 4 ' Sm 1- ,...X ' X f 5: if f ' ' .,,,,,ff 7 f f:::7- Q .mf Ti. I Q 'FHIUHUIIYYHK il . K 1 f ,- fajgaf '-'W mmf 1. , i S1349 A W 1,--nassaui A W W W W W W Aj W Wi. 'fl Eff K, W , W -W W .W W I 'W 4 V. W V' W fi, , .L1 .T W W W Wi.-Q ' 1 Il' W .i- 4 45. I . W W 9 1. .f .9 5 W W W W W W W' ,, W,' W, W J.. .af if . . 1 uh. '-' xx. TRACK The strong ten-man track team made a good showing for the '59 track season. l Coach Goold entered the team in the Rogers Relays, Cen- tral Valley Interstatt Relays, Northeast District Track Meet at Cheney and a triangular meet with lone, Chcwelah'and Colville participating. The triangular meat was won by Col' ville and the team made an excellent showing for thenselvcs in the other meets scheduled. Squad S. Goctter D. Mott c. HcNearney fr. Ifott B. Exlcy H. Malby L . O. Pool B. Phillips H- Bakken W. Mifflin 5 Q emo-- 1 l K -.5 , .n D ,Q TENNIS O' The tennis team Nswungn through the u59n season winning the majority of matches scheduled. Uvery few letter men will rcturn,n quotes Coach Herbage 'but there is a wealth of good material waiting behind the 11nes.n Matches were played with Chewelah, North Central, Cen- tral Valley and the Active E. Gilson H. Bakken E. Fretwcll D. Rodman T. Dodson H. Knickerbocker 'O Club. Squad Jarrett A. Douglas Richardson Dodson Johnson 'O 9W'x'Wer 25119 'Fair ' 'O BASEBALL Batting Around Behind the stellar pitching of Mel Mathews and the fiery catching of Loren Stenger, Mackenzie Goold coached the team through an undefeated season and went on to defeat Chewelah 7-6, for the county championship. Heavy stickers for the season were: E. Baird, B. Heser, S. Goctter, W. Mifflin, B. Knickerbocker, Q. Beach, E. Cowell, D. Mott, E. Dupuis, D. Montgomery, D. Droz, C. McNearney, J. Brown- field, L. Stenger, and T. Mott. Schedule Opp. Colville Kettle 4 4 Northport 2 14 Marcus 2 9 Marcus 12 14 Chewelah 1Champ Gamel 6 7 Kettle Falls 2 8 Northport 5 4 Total 51 60 0 QE'-'Ge 'HQ Auawmvns 5352? ' 4 3 KM mdogfzwfiw. -Q-E533 QUNQ W 53332 pafm O' Atxx w MW Rfvx gf ,ff ififgjw if ff . ei, fefmt WW WW if . R rf- 391 . IW f ' gl' u mu X f' ' f 'x, Q FOOTBALL W A A X I J. my G1 R!.S BAS KET BALI-. BOYS BASK E.T'B,ALl.. 'Uf.Y i. Q df m 5 wpfigii W W we iffy My WQWEA Wf'fM pc., My WMff5W fZig,,,, fQv f?2f1'+'J5fZ4J 'bfwiiv W3 WMM? WMMMWK --4 1 . . L . 4 4 Qu J, in 'I 5 ,. ,n ,.f 4 . 1 1. FOOTBALL ive Coach Exley took the green material which greeted him this fall and molded it into a smooth working combination. Lacking in experience, the team made up for it with size and fight. The 1940-41 team should prove to be one of outstanding ability as only Captain Danny Droz and the shifty halfback, Tom y Mott will be missing from the roster. Managers of the team were John Elwood and Bud Brown. Squad Droz Mott Gillies Droz Campbell Crewse Fretwell Smith Mott Laggors GHTDGP Phillips Ambrose Exley Beckley Northrup O'Keefe Lane R. Thayer 'VNC' ' ' Schedule V Opp . Colville Springdale 15 6 Mead 6 O Kettle Falls 7 35 Chewelah O 15 Central Valley 20 O Chewe lah 1 -Q. -Si 46 61 9 0 H. OM, W , T , ,fa 'x ff' l we GIRLS SKETgriiJ !, ' With six lettermon returning and a ozen enthusiastic novices, Coach McDonald built a team that swept through its season with the record of only a single defeat in seventeen games. The high light of the season, was the participation 'in the Inland Empire Girls Basketball Tournament at Spokane. The girls were the winners of the consolation trophy. Next year's team will miss the smooth floorwork and accurate shooting of J. Reitz, the snappy movements of Wilma MePhail, the alertness and speed of S. Lynn, Winnie MePhail's strength and drive, and the cooperation of L. Kinnan, G. Hedlund, and R. Somerlott. Supporting teammates of these seniors were D. May, J. May, A. Graham, S. Wylia L. Beck, E. Ogden, F. Peterson, L. Anderson, E. Lyng, andIB Overholt. Shirley Lynn was elected honorary captain. The team was coached by Miss Mary Helen McDonald and managed by T. Peterson and B. Conner. Schedule . Opponents Colville Springdale 9 25 1 Opponents Colville 11 54 Marcus O Or-1 ont 14 41 Springdale 20 56 Northport 12 58 Orient 6 45 Kettle Falls 10 45 Chowclah 16 50 Incholium 12 55 Marcus 6 46 Northport 20 54 Chowolah 10 19 0 'I-lf' oD 'a6 1- '21 A . N BOYS BASKETBALL V Coach Mackenzie Goold's inexperienced team ushered in the season with losses in their first few games. The boys hit their peak at Chewelah, January 19, and won two out of three games with their ancient rival. After a long, hard season the squad took the road to Cheney and was one of the teams to represent Stevens and Ferry County at the Northeast District Basketball Tournament. Prospects look good for next year, regardless of the loss of Cal McNearney and Danny Droz. Twelve of the squad of fifteen will return to score again. Oponents Colville Orient 16 25 Springdale 15 North Central 15 Gonzaga 5 Valley 29 West Valley 21 Marcus 24 Orient 23 Springdale 18 Northport 14 Kettle Fallsv 34 West Valley 19 Chewelah 26 Inchelium 45 Marcus 31 .1 I, . Northport Orient Chewelah Inchelium Chewelah Total Gale Prince Danny Droz Burrill Exley Dan Montgomery Nealand HcNearnoy Dick Mott Bernie Droz Jimmy Blaine 11 14 16 28 22 39 57 18 45 16 il 1-341 388 Squad 500 Calvin McNearney Clarke Northrup Norman Garner Wallace Mifflin George Benrdslcy Gordon Crewse Richard Thayer Charles Gillies Of X X Q 1 'V' . 'S LE if L ii M . I F ' :Jil w nw .L . 12? ,.. Jlr'l 3 qi. -1 ,Y A 'I , ,A II 5 1 :Qi ' -iff ,. e'-o 15.153- c' -N , l Z l u! hag- 1' V ' 1-23:1 3: Q '42 vx I Q :tu ., ,, ,. .. '- . nn. .4 .iw 1 -.,q' ' gf E . .. M' , ve. f 4, 4 P A : I ' 'Q' Y K 'E 4 Y 1 vl -f I lik , t ' v 1 :X j .1' - y L: 1 ,LW ,A ,S 1 1 lfs , I I N 1 1 I 4 fr. 14 4 ? Egitf glrlgi f 11 -': , ,pl i z: li sw f? 'f f l' EQ' ' .Il ? fi -fg 4 . 1 w. 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Gilbert Goetter Hedlund Helt Holbrook Honor Knauss Kohlstedt .L. Lynch Iayfln McClure McNearney Millay Morgan Morgan Morrison Notteler Newland one Iqoe Ovorholt Putnam Reitz Rhodes Rhodes Rodman Saffel Sax. Smith Willett Wilson ---Charles Bradford qu- usu- ---Bernic Droz Asst. Drum Major------Clarence Franklin Drum Kajorottes--- ----- --Frances Morgan Velma Conner Librarian ---- --- -- ---- --Jim Kohlatedt 0. di I go - I I ' 3 hi, , 41- gi x.-8 H?c Q Def-to ', ? orwlo N 'lftf www O PEP BAND The Pep Band played for all home basketball games, made trips with the teams, added zip to pep rallies, and partici- pated in the Annual Band Concert. Members of the Pep Band are: Trumpets: P 9 Plltnaln E. Cohrs J. Kohlstcdt B. Overholt Mr. Bradford Clarinets: R. Rhodes N. Willett LK.Lmwh Trombone: H. Saffcll 9 n ' ,1rI,s.f'.l.P Student Loader Bobby Goettor Bass W. Sax Saxaphonos: G. Elwood N. Willett M. Newland D. Morrison XJ-'ECI -f,:y'l'lCh. Drums: I. Rhodes D. Rodman D. Bonnison Baritone: H. McClure 0 9,'H-'CG rw 'kg BAND PI'1TT s'1' 'l mf NIOR BAND 0Y5', .DCU B 9? QUARTETTE rw ui 1 1,- w ml 1 9 1. rim if 3 'f if ' 1 - .f'f ,Fw 'E' H : Ivwg , l, 4 M if 'J f,N ' 4 5 -v I Q :- fl will on-A D o JJNIOR EIICtH etrzzs CLUB The Junior High Glee Club participated in numolous school activities and performed before various community organizations. Momb ers Abbey H Heath Peliseier Baird D Huguenin Quillon Bratton E Inman Ramon Butterfield J Johnson Scott Carlson E Kaufman Smith Clark F Kitt Snoddy Cleator D Lance Snoddy Gohrs H Lavoy Starr Cohrs J Magee Ling Conner L McGregor Hagen Rowe F Morgan Peters Dietz E Nelson Gruber A Parks BOYS DOUBLE QUARTETTE The boys' Double Quartette made its debut ln x1e Colville High School this year. Although not as aetlve as other organizations we hope it will be the beginn nn a fine boys' musical department. Wilson Gillies McNearney Crewse Members B. Geotter D. Droz P. Putnam G. Elwood abvl-0 QDN-'fb O 1'- , ., , 1 JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band is the band unit of the junior high school, under the direction of Mr. Bradford. as soon as bo- ginners become proficient on their instrmonts, they are promoted to the Junior Band. They performed for various school and community activities, and participated in the Band Concert. Members of this group are: L. Artman G. Honor D. Blankenship D. Lane G. Campbell J.K. Lynch D. Carter E. McWhorter J. Citkovitch M.H. Noe K. Clark E. Olsson L. Cohrs H. Saffell O. M. Gilbert P. Sax L. Hills C. Waller G. Holbrook B. lbleman Director: Mr. Bradford 4 ., JUNIOR GLEE CLUB P Onfnn SENIOR GLEE CLUB : H ' ' sl Y SEXTET .4. nl wa' l 1 'AE X., gil ' -1 ., W v Q12 X f if ni -' W' Wai, 1 w 4 lvl , . 1 Jig, 1-4.43, ,N ',-Qi, ' l 'VA 523 ' pr Q ' X if in -r 2 ' -N zu- 1 f '3?'P 5T ,7. 'L1-11,f- fl -3 511 QFVF- 4 .2 fi-F1- .n ' ', -'l f-I TQ A ,Z Uf, Q P hai'-:ix A- V. 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EEE li- .1 11522 ' ,il IEA 1 1 . .tx w , , 1 5 5571 -fx' img, o QA Q HIGH bCHOOL GLSL CLUB The Colville High School Gloe Club, represented by an increased turnout over previous years, established precedent by presenting a very fine Christmas program. They made an enviable record in their first competition in the All District Chorus at the Eastern Washington Music Festival, which is held annually at Cheneyg and also took part in numerous community activities. The accompanist for the year was Virginia Motteler,who is to be complimented for her fine work. 'I Q Members M.M. Starr L. Hughes H. Morgan H. Tallman K. Eddings J Moon D. Morrison G. Holst J. Reitz A Graham N. Hotchkiss D. Stevens G. Hedlund L Kinnan L. Holbrook L Beck U. McPhail D Price M. Dodson w Franklin M. McClure J Larson N. Sailor E Harlan L. Thompson T Whitten M.Nmdmm R Pmqmmr B. Norquist F Teterson W. McPhail J Drown Director 9 D Harry Nottingham Olaf' SENIOR HIGH DOUBLE SEXTETTE aj' 65 'K During the season the double sextette made many alc- cessful appearances before community organizations. During the Spring, exchange programs were given in collaboration with the Junior High Glee Club. Sopranos M. Starr M. Eddings M. Morgan D. Morrison Members 2nd Sopranos G. Hedlund M M. Newland J L. Holbrook B W. McPhail L Director Harry Nottingham Accompanist Virginia Motteler Altos Hotchkiss Reitz Norquist Thompson iff sv Q I x 1, A D 5-...f RQ, i L ggi 1, 3 E '5!'F'T ,. 'S -5 fl ma aww x 1,45- JY! hill-3- J TU ENT '59 UNIOR HIGH FACU ODY TY Fl'l CERS f rs-M l JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT ln-rug-1 DY COUNLIL Wfsbff , , , 1,2524 'H Q Z,-w I., -11-A , . 'Ext-,rv f H li p- I ,V '- ,. vw '-11 f' 2 ,c i 1 Ykfll - sis: ,: , 'LJIF1 LVM' Q if ' ,',v.- 'r V. Siva N' ' 42? Q- Z- 'iii' 1, AF : : .g:g., . UM. in f 1,,x3H,. V L ,' uf , 'T A jr F u 4' A 'I 9 .l i f' V ef 2 ll , Q i .9 I ,gi l ,uf Ji 1 ful fir. 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L -' 4 , 1 A 1. x ' .',r ng? ggi -:I ,U Q ' W'S.r ! 1. -' ft .Q --1 ' 5 F 1.4 . gy r ff' f if? ,si 3 FW-I Ie 39 '21 JV ,Q . 1-. .na Q wi JL' f , 4 1 34 ? 6: r ,f 'iQ N 'V' A wk O CQ- 5 , s., easeuuc BERT KLIHGFEIL Eastern Washington Colleg Washington State College Principal ' Health Guidance General Science CLIFFORD EXLEY Washington State College Central Washington Colleg Athletics Science AUBREY LA PLANTE Washington State College Mathematics Industrial Arts JACK DANBY Couer do Alone Junior Col lege, Eastern Uashington G: G AHNA MAI FLAWN Eastern Uashington College University of Washington English Library MARJCRY RUEHLER Washington State College Home Economies Related Science VIRGINIA PHILLIPS Washington State College Mathematics Social Science LAURA ELLIS Spearfish, South Dakota Lestcrn Washington College College Mathematics English Social Science Science HARRY NOTTINGHAM CHARLES BRADFORD Eastern Washington College Washington State College Social Science Social Science 4 Music Band A 0 Q Q 6 Patt Starr Ellen Cohrs .b L. I .J QT? fhf niffiib if ,A .3 f' if Yi, E ix- d Q ' 45 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL . 1 The Junior High Student Council, guided by advisor, Bert Klingbeil, officiated at all associated student meet- ings and had charge of diverse student activities. Student Body Officers First Semester Second Semester Patty Starr ----------- President ------------------ Ellen Cohrs Jack Morrison --------- Vice President ------- ---Jack McGregor Frances Morgan -------- Secretary ---------------- Jack Morrison David Lane ------------ Program Chairnan--- ---Dick Garvey s Student Council Members First Semester Second Semester Y Frances Morgan Dick Garvey Maxine Abbey Josephine Magee La Verne Diehl Gordon Hills Jack McGregor ,Wesley Blair 3 Alta Mae Parks 3 Jack Morrison Joan Snoddy Peggy Quillen Lorraine Light Velma Conner Margie Albie Ed Chester - Jack McGregor Jackie Kay Lynch Q . E GRA.D TH NIN I 1 1 1 Q i11n 1s an DE Q Students of the ninth grade class have been admirable leaders in all worthy members of C.J.H.S. First Semester Alta Mae Parks- Phil Sax ----- -- Patricia Starr- school activities, and have proved themselves Second Semester -----------President------ ------ Jack McGregor ---------Vice President----------Arlyn Benson -----------Secretary------------Virginia Rehn Advisor--Mr. Klingbeil Maxine Abbey Margie Albie Betty Mae Alborn Ruth Ames Lucille Artman Betty Baird Lorraine Bestrom Bonita Bird Jean Brooks Eva Brown Betty Butts Esther Clark Ellen Cohrs Velma Conner Virginia Cook La Verne Diehl Bernice Davidson Austa Ford Virginia Garringer Marie Gumm Mildred Hanlin Margaret Heath Gladys Holbrook Frances Kitt 9 . qnBetty Layson 'Lorraine Light Juliet Look Borma Lyng 1 , 'L ' , ,EQ 6 Louise McGregor Josephine Magee Marjorie Matthews Dorothy Moore Frances Morgan Wanda Moulton Evelyn Nelson Helen Nelson Alta Mae Parks Mary Peters Margie Potter Peggy Quillen Margaret Ramon Virginia Rehm Joan Snoddy Pattie Starr Gayle Campbell Hazel Saffell Jean Chapman Hazel Fogle Richard Barr Billy Baynes Jim Baynes Arlyn Benson Elwin Bratton Daniel Brooks Don Carter Edward Chester Charles Coogan Reed Crewfoot Lloyd Cooper Robert Dunwoodio Miles Foster Dick Garvey Harold Heaton Gene Honer Ray Hunter Loren Kinnan David Lane Johnnie Lee Neal Lee B111 Lind Jack McGregor Marvin Rose George Nelson Ol-Nfl' 0740 Jack May Curtis Morgan Marvin Mullins Eugene Parker Kenneth Phillips Ray Philpott Sonny Price Bennie Reid Warren Rotter Phil Sax Jake Schumaker Loren Skeels Jim Sullivan Donovan Trapp Edwin Van Sickle Grant Rico George Wood obvit 11 Q f, 1 - .cj-H: ., 5'-,A . 4.4 , f.- 4 fi' W? W x 1' A1- J, ...if ,-A ,N ,, .51 xp' , 4 L,-. 1 'S . ' 'tif 1 wg! 71 qgig :wa 5 tv ,' 5 H e 'Qfsff 4 1 I-14 Y -, ... 'VH V, . gl, 4 A - v- A QF 4 1 .-M :gn ,Y. ff! 1 M21 75 Q lv Pl ff 25,7 4 w '1-3 'lf IJUJTQB RDI The members of the eighth grade class are boeomin Qood managers and will be capable leaders for the coming year Officers Fir t Semester Second Sen tor President--Jack Morrison Robert Neswick ---------- Vice President---Beverly Butterfield Jimmy English ---- -------- Secretary ------------ Buddy Johnson Blankenship Bratton Buckner Butterfield Campbell Campbell Carlisle L. Christman Cleator Crowe Davidson Garner Hills Huguenin Inman Kaufman l. Knapp Lsvoy Light McElroy Mahoney Sailor Scott Polissier Advisor--Mr. Exley Members Snoddy L.Sperry Strauss Taylor Thompson 0 Van Tuyl Van Sickle Clark Alldrodge Shewmake Ableman Abramson Aiken Anderson Buckley Chase ' cickovitch Clark Clippinger Day Durr Elwood English Furgason Gilbert Hanlin Harlan Hills Hoeft Johnson McWhorter Matthews Hoon Ioorhead Morrison Myers Noswick Noah Potty Reed Saffel Skiles Somerlott vlraller' Welch Wood Engle Olsson Uri' Evans if . -4- U fn K 0 . .El P The seventh graders, being new to the school, adjusted themselves very nicely and cooperated in all student activi- ties. First Semester Wesley Blair ------ John Raftis ------- Officers ---President-- Vice President ---Seeretary-- Sarg. at Arms- Members Secend Semester ----H--Jackie Kay Lynch -----------Yvonne Smith Lee Chester Billy Price John Raftis Mary Helen Noe Vivian Harris ----- Advisor--Miss Buehler A Abel V H. Barton G Buckley R Carlson L Cehrs M Day L Dietz P Dupuis L Flugel B Fox H Gilbert O M. 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I Av s . .,,4.,,1 .. ,- WS: g V 1 4, . I ' I I 3 , 0 I ' ' JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL Future high school lcttormcn, Junior High boys in greonu, made a fine showing. During the season they were victorious in three out of five battles. Colville Colville Colville Colville Colville Jack McGregor Jack Morrison Aryln Benson Edwin Van Sickle Phil Sax George Nelson Billy Buckley Dick Garvey Jack May David Lane 35 O 4 22 8 Squad Manager St. Marys Chewelah Chewelah Marcus Marcus Kenneth Phillips Curtiss Morgan Robert Somerlqtt Richard Barr Reed Crowfoot Sam Harlan Dean Gilbert Don Carter Donovan Trapp. Sonny Reed Cameron Waller Coach Cliff Exley '.l'k-f'1l ' Qifsa-1K0 3'-A 9' O TERRIERS The Terriers had fine cooperation from their large squad this year and have great expectations for future Junior High Teams. They were coached by Mr. Danby. Richardson Blair Corl Raftis Moon ' Fisher Oakshott Sullivan Lotz Lotz Slover Squad L. Neil--Manager Moorhead Hills English Citkovitch Price Hunter Beck McCord Moorhead McWhorter Oakshott 4Uf9 '4Eu' ,.j'y-Jllf 5' . - , ve, '89 'K 1 X. aq- -H -.-4 , ,A , JUNIOR Haan BASKETBALL is 1 'Y' iii ,, fr' H4 PM -'F I I if 'lr -wg-www-9-- . .. TERRIERS X 7 af -vw- p-1 W 0-- -1 '-Y. --v-Q1-.l v gr : '7 v .' .-if., 5' 1 s hw- N 1 3 g 1 L Timm fig.. ' f ' ,- ' WT' 9 S O' O Gifted' 0 JUNIOR HIGH JAMBOREE annual carnival, wgs a jnmiorce Taking the place of the sponsored by the Junior High sisted of a two hour variety in the high school gym. Tho were: Gordon Hills Jack May Miles Foster Harold Heaton Hugh Saffel Bobby 1Meyers Jack Richardson Lloyd Neil Wanda Moulton La Verne Diehl School. The entertainment con- show followed by a jitney dance e taking part in the program DmmdLww Betty Mae Alborn Jack Morrison Phil Sax Robert Neswick Virginia Cook Donald Hanlln Lorie Furgason Mr. Nottingham Mr. Bradford Junior High Glee Club JUNIOR HIGH PLAY Mr. Dooley Jr., a rousing play presented by the junior'9 high schoo1,depicts the adventures of two children in their - attempt to keep o. small dog in a city apartment. I H OD 'DD-40 R N40 'MZ The cast included: Helen Gilbert Charles Kouhner . Don Carter Phil Sax Betty xfzae Alborn Hanna Abbey David Lane ' Frances Morgan geggy'Qp111on Jlek May Woo Ling--Morgan's Dog The director of the play was Miss Anna May Flawn. 9 Of ,Q -,.,..-.. f in-an f a ,poolq 5 f XX X f 'M m ' 24-f,,,.:q,., 7 5 00l An-Hs MMU - 1 . , Sk Q 1 W :J 4. nf B 0 dr all-1,-5,,t l'Q an 340469 17 ' 'f.,0u-.111 I ' 4:1- Y LQ , ioivfgfao Junior vibtlfil 4. Da nu. 1-'Q Q 1' I - S 0 fa L 0 1110 Y If H 0 P Z first Semester M e du ,111 , , ,-.JUEJZV A a 99 ,gift we 3? 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It been an even UMarry me, Burton: darling, and I'll make you the happiest eight states.n Barbara:uNot me, big boy. wife in forty- None of this life in a trail- or for me.W Like others, I claim my life is an open book, but like others, I hope the reader will skip a few of the pages. nLesh go home now, Joe.W WNaw, I'm afraid to go home. Wife'll shmell m' breath.n ' nHol' your breath.n nCan't. Sh'too strong.n Child Training Expert: NIf your children become un- managable, quickly switch their attention.u , Puzzled Parent: 'Their what?n There isn't' much to be seen in a little town, but what you hear makes up for its O C9 nStand upln shouted the colored evangelist, ni! you want to go to heaven.u Everybody got up but one Old. lun e nDon't you want to go to heaven, my brother?u shouted the preacher, loudly. nSho,N said the old man, abut Ah ain't going with no excursionln Bill Lane was hurrying to school, and as he hurried he prayed, nDear God, don't let me be late--please, God, d0n't let me be late.n Then he happened to stumble and said, UYou don't have to shove.U Mama Mosquitoz' Ulf you children are good, I'll take you to a Nudist Camp to- night.n WThere's only one thing wrong with me, Blondie. I'm color-blind.n ' nYou-all sho' mus' be, S tab. 0 H A girl doesn't have to watch the speedometer to know what her boy friend is driving atm A samll boy, sitting next to a very haughty lady in a tram car, kept on sniffing. uBoy, haven't you a hand- kerchief?nshe said severely. The boy regarded her si O lently for a momont and re plied: nYes, I have, but I d0n't lend it to strangors.u 'L . 4l 'O 0Who's thore?n inquired, Saint Peter. ' ' nlt is I,n was the answon nGo away. We donft want y more school teaehers.n The school committee man was paying his monthly visit to the village school. He examined the children in reading and general know- ledge, and was very pleased with the answers he received After the last question had been asked and answered satisfactorily he rose to his foot and, looking at the upturned faces, remarked, geniallyz UI wish I were a little boy at school againln He allowed time for this to sink in and then added: nDo you know why ' I wish that?n For a moment or two there was silence. Then came a childish voice from the back of the room: 9Cos youive for- got all you ever knowed.n UWhat's public sentiment out here?u ' WOh, just necking, .pot- ting, kissing and spooningg same as in other plaees.n When they tell you you should hug the curves when driving your car you should understand they mean the bends in the road. It's safer, The school of experience has one of the best of col- lege yells--Wouehln Mother: Jimmy, find a Switch and bring it to me,n Jim yfreturninglz I could not find a switch, ma, but here's a rock you can throw me. , Al Dorothy Skidmore: id yo hear the audience weep when I died in the last act? Gale Prince: Sure. Could you blame them .when they knew you were only acting? Editor writes: nDear Had- am: you say you have been trying to keep your daughter at home by hiding her cloth- es. I am afraid you ' have not been around lmuch, Try hiding hor lipstick and nail pollsh.n If one is a teeth and a whole set are teeth, Then why shouldn't be th in the plural be booth? If the plural' of mzn is always called men, Why shouldn't the plural of pan be called pen? You may find a lone mouse or a whole nest of mice, But more than one house is most surely not hiee. A cow in the plural is properly kine, But a bow is repeated is never called blno. Then one may be' that and two would be these, Yet hat in the plural would never be hose. We speak of a'brother and also cf brethren, ' But though we say mother, we never say nethren. The' masculine pronouns are he, his and him, But imagine a feminine- she, shis and shim! So the English,'I fancy you all will agree, Is the funniest language, . you ever did see. Honesty--the fear of te- ing caught ' QBN-4 QP The farnor's daughter had at last persuaded her father to let her take singing les- sons, but on condition that she practice while he was out working in the fields. Ono day he came back to the house unexpoctedlyduring the dflyo ' nWhat's that awful noise, Minnie?U'he asked his wife. WThat, dear,n replied Minnie proudly, His Jane cub- tivating her voice. HCultivat1ng1n exclaimed the farmer. HThat ain't cultivating--that's harrewh ingln Professor K to bright freshmanlz nHow would Shake- speare have said, 'I see a bowlogged man'?W Froshiez HEh--Ah! What is this I seo? 'Tis a man walk- ing in parentheses.U The Chicago Board cf Ed- ucation has caused a classic essay to be immortalized in typo. It's about frogs, and was written by a young Ner- wegian. The essay: Wheat a wonderful bird, the frog arol When he stand he sit'almost. When he hop he fly, almost. He ain't get no sense, hardly. He ain't get no tail, hardly either. When he sit he sit on what he ain!t get almostn. To send my boy to college, I put a mortgage en the shackg I spent ten thousand dollars And get a quarterback. Conscience---The voice that tells you not to do some- thing after you have done it Q to qqaptl, PLEASE, ICU RZQD IT 10 LZ. A rite suite little buoy , the sun of a grate kernel, flue up the redo swift as eh dear. After a thyme he stop-Q pod at a gnu house and wrung the belle. His tow hurt hymn and he kneaded wrest. He was two tired to raze his fare, pail face. A foint newn of pane rose from his lips. The made who herd the belle was about to pear a pareg but sho through it a- side and ran with awl hor mite for fear her guessed woud knot weight. But wen she saw the little won, tiers stood in her blew eyes at the site. nEwo poor door! Why due yew lye hear? Ewer dyeing, aye fearzn ' UKnow,H he said, nlsle soon boo awl riteg butt new I'm feint to the corps. Eye ought too bee shone a quite plfltfs 0 n uAisle' dew my best four ewegneigh, moeri' sho cried, fore her hart was full of whoa. Sew sho rheum wear he mite be a loan bred and meter, under his knows, choler and beau, boar hymn two a gave hymn held cent tide his rapped hymn warmly, gave hymn'a suite drachn from a viol, till he went fourth hail and well as a young hoarse. His eyes shown, his cheeks were as road as a flour, and he gmubled a hole our. Hears tho ond of hour tails Q Good Sport---One who will always let you have your own way. QD e auwmawns , ...W-...-. -......4Y. . . . ..-. One of the Greatest Events of the Year Graduation! We congratulate your accomplishments! M Our store supplied clothing to the first Graduating Class of the Colville High School, and is proud of the fact that we are still favored by many of the Graduating classes. As the Grad- uating classes have grown in size likewise our store has grown, 'until today, under one roof, we carry a com- plete line of men's and boy's wear, shoes for the whole family, dry goods ready to wear, groceries, floor cover- ings, and furniture. 36523, you on .npr lg , -1' r ,' Service as Good as the CI Itself Mercury--Ford Cars and Trucks New Ford Tractor -..nn- - 4 q.-,.-.-..g- M r p:Q H .g.-H l f5fHW' f Wm 'f ., .-,I 2 .f4ivFf gu .,,,1' u YF., 42. I ff 'N ..1 52el'fi14?-1-'--'l'U7V'q- -w, 9 1. .4 .45 J: 5 ,, ff, Quay Q -amfegr l Q ' ' 'Iii' , '-a.,... MINZEL MOTOR CO. Colville, Washington L' W nf , , nfff v u-' f N f Uv -'U J , l l' Hoartiost Congratulations To The Faculty and Graduatos GRANGE SUPPLY HENRY HODDE: Prop. I , I T ' loo COMPLIMENTS Of DR. LEE W. CAGLE Optometrist 229 South Main f Congratulations to the Class of '40 COLVILLE HOTEL G. Johnson 1 l I I -lit ' STRONGS VARIETY STORE School Supplies--Confoctions Fountain Fresh Ice Croam Try STRONGS first HE HAS IT W' i h J. C. PENNEY You'll save every time at WPENNEY'SN iu yi ,l 1 .W H1 COLVILLE FLOUR MILL Manufacturers,of Cereals, Flour E Feed KELLER HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods -Gun Ammunitions Building Materials Pocket Knives--Razors The Hardware Store L V I WILMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Expert Licensed Operators u 1 ' , 1 141s OLD KING COLE'S Ice Cream Milk Shakes Chili-Tamales-Oyster Stew Open T111 Midnight Choice Butter--Wholesale Eggs Fancy Ice Cream com: DOMINION CREAMERY COMPAN .f Colville, Washington Tggi , -ang ll-1 lui 1 in--i111 Congratulations and Best Wishes For Future Success To Class of 1940 Stanley C. Cory Robert E, Moser 1-3 use-un. . 1 CARTER HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO. International Motor Trucks Farm Machinery Easy Washers--Philco Refrigeration Sales and Service , F 1:1 , --1-1-:xnxx GUARANTY STATE BANK Extends their compliments and wishes To the sKooKUM S COLVILLE MEAT MARKET c. F. corbett, Prop. FRESH AND CURED M ATS FRESH FISH---OYSTERS A ' V ---.-1-,A Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1940 ALPINE CONFECTIONARY We wish you graduates great success and much happiness on your road to fame. For expert service come to RUTH'S BEAUTY BOX Collin's Bldg. Ruth Guenther Phone--164 Lucille Martin W., Y , ,----4 , ,-,.- ,..7,- -..H-cvrl:-V I - THE WASHINGTON TIATER POWER fi CCNIPANY 1889 1940 Eiga: mQgtQ 'ga H over 50 years of ix M ELECTRIC SERVICE sf- -+.- -Q.-, . my Q f, :'3 - fig.: I- 73, J-. fl l' K . .N - ri. ' -1Q,f:'i-25r - . ak,3 fs 55:- . 1 4 . r L' Y hr C'1f':15i,p Y 4f'iT1? ,E ' '5'5.a ' 'YW' A vu I' 4 5-T.-- ' Wi I Wt:?,:f4 171:l. ff? : -. ,, Ak., . +--v-FY, 1, . E-5-1 5 if NR V V, Sill' Qfgffj QE ffl? K , ,V .U ,K V.-A. . Gy RJSSIQ, if ' N1 vu 4 , QS 'u 5 L me 5 W ,gf-' i SCOTT CHEVROLET CO. Sales--CHEVROLET--Service U.S.Tires, Tubes and Batteries SHELL PRO UCTS The largest of many excellent banks in the Northwest. Organized and in Continuous operation since 1870. Colville Branch SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK Colville,,Washington Safety Courtesy Service C. W. HOTCHKISS TRADING STORE Staple Hardware R Groceries John Deere Implement Agency 407 South Main--Phone 155-W - ll Y STEVENS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title to Lands and Mines. W. L. Sax, President L. E. Jessoph, Manager Ho COLVILLE MONUMENT WORKS ' Designers and Builders of numonts and Grgve Markers . il ' John Citkovicy, Prop. ,T . ' W il 224 N. Main, Colville ' A T... ...u -A L -+ 2.45-fsr.i ,2sL..T,j Compliments of WENTZ M BAILEY IM.. A ARCHIE SQUIRE I 4I Attorneys at Law Compliments to Class of '40 BURGANS The Best for the Least! Colville, Washington rr lr, It , I-Q,,r,, viii: MODERN WAVE SHOPPE Telephone 40-W ' f Mrs. Tommy Howell, Prop. Cagle Building 3 ' .lil REAL ESTATE . can -gvg-. ' l 1 THE R. E. LEE CO., INC. The RED Q WHITE Store Hardware and Groceries Telephones--282--285 , -1-. COLVILLE TIRE SHOP Tires and Vulcanizing Takes New Batteries--Charging ' T. C. oourlay, Prop. Phono 185-W l l :gg 'nnr ' Compliments of DRS. GRAY R STARK To Graduates of '40 ,Jul ntl COLVILLE SERVICE STATION Lubrication Our Specialty Kenneth Gilbert Proprietor SAFEWAY STORES DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE Fd lu , ' H LESSER ' S GRILL for Good Foods Fine Service Pleasant Surroundings Soda Fountain--Beer-Wine Cigarettes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '40 CITY TRANSFER George Miller Proprietor UUE KEEP YOU WARHIH 'W' ' I , Invisible-Half-soling For Better Shoe Repair Bring Your Shoes To LINKE'S SHOE SHOP NESWICK BARBER SHOP and PRINCESS PAT BEAUTY SHOP Good Service REIMAN'S DRUG STORE UWC are here to protect your hoalthln I ,..l I 3. I -I - A hal I pl H- , .1 DR. S. E. PEARSALL Chiropractic Physician Lane Bldg. Colville , lun-iw, JOHN T. RAFTIS Attorney at Law Lane Building lr' 'Wt ' DR. JOHN J. INGLE Lane Building ' hunt 1 Best In Drug Store Needs Best In Drug Store Service GROVEH GRAHAM your REXALL DRUGGIST J! ' lull , COLVILLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Dry cleaning and pressing Soft Water L. J. Patterson, Prop. Phone 665 Compliments of DELBERT R. SCOLES Lawyer Compliments of TOM QAKSHOTT Lawyer 4 ' ql THE.GRANGE WAREHOUSE Congratulations to Graduates of '40 the 1 ,-nnuqn CONGRATULATIONS BAIR G BRANDON Funeral Home Congratulations Graduates of 1940 BOUCHER'S Buster Brown Shoe Store Wentz Building Compliments of DI' Q To The Graduates HOTEL LEE European Flan Mrs. A. J. Leo, Prop. Colville, Washington K 1 I I, :sqm-V WHITE R BLESSING MOTOR CO. Hudson--Terraplane Motor Cars Sales and Service Phone 41-W C. L. BAKER Insurance Was It Insured? The first and most important question after every fire. Phono 47-J FRED DRAPER LUMBER CO. Dealer in Lumber and Building Material Save With Safety WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Colville Locally Owned and Operated. Everything for your V Car. FOR LESS 14, ' 1-an - iQ1g Hoartiost Congratulations and Every Good Wish To tho Faculty and Graduatos Of Colville High School. Class of May 1940 FXLPQNE THEATRE D. A. KORGAN GEORGE MORGAN Congratulations Class of 1940 C. fu' KINCAID McKERNS SERVICE D0ntiSt STATION ',, A NF-E0 ANT 7 new PODWER ' bf 5 1 I ? H fp J V- N' f' 4 'J - ':' . :., ,g U fa, F 5 , ,mx :. ..i fy X -0 115: --f !.w s,rfJ' T!!-no-Pnl ' fnkwl C---' li ' 'fr I A th f r. :..m.,... i 1'2 Z.. .-'. - frm. A .1 ...F , .,,.M,, an -,Q',,,- iffy. .nqmg .'3: , - -:-.4..4-,: .. -1::15,,,- - 'if J, -5- 5 ' '-Lw:-f Y '. . .. , . .Q--'A- vS:Zi'?ii5-w.....- .721 ' Q 1- ' K -J f H if. , 1 up I., lg ,. L p J E! , 1 ,,. ,,3I' fn ilr .. ik ' -vw , f I pilvi I I I gi' , U 'lf al' I . 4 A V 4133551 Af A ,Q fb 'F ...,I ., X - .UA R1 - . 9, ,Nf,L7-Eflrluml . , W ,li I L I N 6.1: ' 1, .sff-.'.'n:2.i- .A ' .VT--'A,5.mfr117 ' ,ILZIJEIQIII My . - I JL., I I .II ,fz-5 II,,.?..T LI-I5r:.I II IC...I,2ImI'-QI: I, . Killa. H ' ..'g.,'ig,1fJu:r- f- . 5' 4 , 'M'f 1 V ' H. Y HVILN ' 1, mm, 'L' .'?1' I 55 N .M in iw: 1-41 ug EH -uh!-Q . I ARL- , , gg, ,, H ' 1, 2' ' I ' 5' U' ff-gIg1 I11. I I LI .5 ff ,. 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