Concrete High School - Yanica Yearbook (Concrete, WA)

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BIYANICA I932 iii JUNIOR VODVIL ln splte of Old Man Depress1on and the measles the Junlor Vod v1l was very successful and was one of the best entertamments that was ever put on by the Hrgh School Everyone who took part rn It worked hard and d1d splendrdly on the f1nal mght The entertamment started off wrth some blackouts whxch were very good We couldnt 1mag1ne Joe D Amlco as a Swede but there he was actmr, as 1f he were one Elmer Olson Kenneth Pry and Joe D Amlco as three negro mmstrels and DaVld Whrte as a musrc teacher gave some sorgs and Jokes whrch were apprec1ated by the audlence Then the Grrls G'ee Club gave some flne numbers and Delle Roller won a scholarshro Imagme' Alta Hornbeck as a negro servant was a scream Her costume and mournful walls helped to make the one act play The Telegram full of laughs Wrll you ever forget her? The next a sklt by Ellsworth Buchan an and Chester Larson was very amusrng The1r remarks were so absol utely r d1culous that they qurte lxved up to the txtle of thelr slft The Two Srmps Popular songs were hrgh lrghted by .lack Wallace and Chester Lar son The grand fmale to th1s successful entertamment was the smgmg of the theme song Toodle loo So Long Goodbye M1ss Orr who supervrsed the productron and the .Tumors merlted THE CARNIVAL The Sp1r1t of Carn1val w1th hrs chref 31065 Confettl F1shpond and Cour try Store took possess1on of the gymnas1um durmg the evenmg of October 30 for the purpose of rarslng funds for the Yamca Fourteen Booths and srde shows provrded ample opportunlty for amusement and what marvelous purchases were made for f1ve and ten certs at the novelty booth and country store' Old Beano rece1ved 1ts share of patronage as d1d the candy and 1ce cream booths and the hot dog stand Appeasrng the appet1te however drd not prevent the strong armed from attemptrrg to wln a Love Dog or the eagle eyed a Spot ted Hound The Senror Class of 1932 wrshes to extend 1tS smcere thanks to the busrress men who so generously offered contrlbutlons to make our carnr val successful SENIOR ALUMNI BANQUET One of the trad1t1ons ma1rta1ned by the Sen1ors IS the gxvlng of the Semor Alumnr banquet The purpose of th1s event IS not only to cement the bonds between the alurnn1 and those who are soon to become alumnr but to brmg back to the school and xts fam1l1ar scenes those who were once a part of lt Thrs year the banquet was held rn the audltorlum on the evenlng of December 30 There was an attendance of about erghty Before the ban ouet the H1 h School basketball teams played the Alumnl teams In the boys game the Alumm team won by a very small margm The entrre gafne was close and botn teams snowed up well In the grrls game the Hlgh School defeated the Alumnx rn an excrtmg and mterestmg contest 17 ' il ' I! ' , - . , . r . , , . a ' I ! V I Y ! . T , ' ll' YY - Y Y . . , ' ' E ' - ' ' .. ' . . ' .i : ' 77 Y - 7 c I , , the congratulatrons they rece1ved. , , A ' ' It ' I7 . , ! . ' 1 u n 1 - X , ' ' ,. .U . A ! D A ' , . ! I ' I 1 1 ' r

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