Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1902 volume:

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X ,Ln A - 4+-1-vi 'Yip'-.-.-S Q C... . . . , , ff.. .N .. , 4u.,118w-.,..., 2 ,,. 66 ,DASFESTE .....1902..... , PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR GLASS OF 1902 DAVENPORT, WASHINGTON Eebication ' TO THE SUCCESSORS OF THE CLASS OF 1902 lEbiIOl'iHl Staff MINNIEILEVEL KATE ROGERS NETTIE HALL FRED HETTMAN BERTHA JOHNSON LfBoarb of Zbirectors MR. L. A. KENNEDY. ' P1'vsirle-xlt of the Board of IJi1'ewto1's. MR. J' A- LEVEL Vive President of the Board. MR. H. N. MARTIN .. .1bistorQ anti rowtb . .. Back in 1883, when the school necessities of Dav- enport were those of an ordinary country district, a one-room school house was built. Mr. O. H. Parks. who has passed to his eternal home, Mr. Kennedy, president of the present board of direc- tors. and Mr. D. XYoodin, who still resides near town, were the first directors. Mr. Prior tilled the teacher's position and Mrs. Bond acted as clerk. ' XVith the rapid settlement of the country, Daven- port became one of the principal towns, and this growth necessitated more school room. lt was then, in the year 1890, that the beautiful frame structure of four rooms, midway between the business part of the town and the Central XVashington depot, was erected. Anbaddition of two rooms was afterwards attached to this -building, and it accommodated the public school nicely until two years ago, when thc enrollment reached four hundred pupils. As soon as it became apparent that more school room was needed the taxpayers asked for a substantial and modern structure. The board of education immedi- ately complied with their requests and gave our city one of the most substantial and modern school l l l l 3 l l houses in the state. lt is a magnificent white brick building, containing nine rooms, and is situated in the block opposite the second school house. ln ad- dition to the study of the eight grades of common school there is the high school course, which em- braces four years' work and prepares students to enter college. At present our school is in a very Hourishing condition, students from all parts of the country are coming here to take advantage of the splendid school facilities of Davenport. The in-- crease in attendance in the last few years has been remarkable. Mr. L. A. Kennedy, H. N. Martin and J. .-X. Level, who constitute the board of education, and Mr. E. D. Reiter, who is clerk, are all men who takc much interest in education and school work. Prof. Perkins has been principal of the high school for four years, and hasuably Filled the Aposition. Miss Martha Jackson is the assistant principal, The tech- ers engaged in the public school work are: Misses Sadie T-lettman, Grace Donnell, Louise Lewis, Ber- netta Stookey, Eleanor Switzer and Prof. Padden. J MISS MARTHA JACKSON, J Assistant Principal. PROF. J. H. PERKINS, Principal. MR. E. D. REITER, Clerk of Board. First School Buildin . . ,ij ' ' ':.. .4.. I , if-,j'?'4f'l -' , ,, . - f.--. ,' ' .4 'I xp ' A'-' - ,,,. ..- ' .Q , if C--D, f.,'1.. - fi: -'E -.,'-',Q.' l. '., 4 -- . , 'fl ...q5 -.- 1 Y ut .1 , gf. :L 1 . 152 '-.1 A A If Q If A 13 'I' H nt- ',ggg,.f--- -'faigp ' v ya 1, 5' 1 1 K' ' x .1 7 .1 . .f .j - ' 'T:'Q'A!'7 5 4:-31:-fig' :4 J.:-AS ,W .L ..,. AM.-W ' K '5- Second School Building High School Building W. W.. WM W fm W, ,,,L, Hw.,.AMWh ? if I' High School FRESHMAN- Kate Deshiell Alice Switzer Minnie Staples Cecil Hughes Sadie Mclntosh Nettie Pease Bessie Petree Sadie Hutsell Anna Long Rhoda Fry Augusta Jayne Myrtle Nicholls Jessie Harris Bernice .Tones Mary Arnett Elsie Lilienthal Charstie Williams Roxie Brooke Clara Schnassee Winnie Jones Mary Johns V Cora Davis iob School Della Eyer Emma Esto Walter Johnston Charlie Huffman Joseph Franz Clinton Moffat Currin Shields Eugene Oswalt Clifton Parr Foster White Edna. Smith SOPHONIORE- Ora Pershall Gladys Flint Ama Linton ' Ella Johnson Mabel Minnicli Hannah Linton Mabel Strout Earl Phillips Cecil Richards Walter Hettman 1Ro Rufus Goans Johnnie Simmons Walter Beiler JUNIOR- Daisy Hutchinson Mamie Rogers Hallie Kennedy Florence Samis Louie D. Todd Clarence Berge Stanley Jayne Fritz Baske Clyde: Millard Vance Shields SENIOR- Minnie Level Nettie Hall Fred' Hettman Bertha Johnson Kate Rogers' ' Freshman Latin Class Botany Class Botany Ieanings Plants are the handiwork of God, and are so con- structed as to he of use and heautv to all niankind.-- Ella IOIZIISOII. 1 Flowers are the artistic work of our Creator-- f0fIlZllI'C Simzzzoizs. Of all things flowers are the most beautiful. Thev stanid not alone for beauty, hut also for purity.Qe C0017 RI'L'f1fl1'll.T. Nature has bestowed her favors impartially upon the worldg the most h-eautiful flowers are often with- out oclor.-Glcldys Flint. Througli flowers we may study cliaracter.-Rzzfzrx Goans. XVhen, sitting in the presence of Flowers, viewing' their beautiful foliage as arranged hy nature, their influence is boundless, causing our appreciation to vibrate in harmony with the designs of the divine architect.-Mahal Sfrozzf. Junior Algebra Class Chemistry Class 8 ee efmllbractical GZhen1istrx3eA4-aewmaww-+ Man is of-soul and body, formed for deeds Of high resolve, on faney's boldest wings. NVhat'er of earth is formed, to earth returns- The Soul to God who gave itfl The flower comes forth in the day-dawn and flourishes. In the evening it is plucked. lt Withers and returns to mother earth. Some CO2 in the atmosphere went to abide in a little leafg the little leaf fell unnoticed in the dismal swamp and lay quietly sleeping for ages in the great coal bed: inan, digging and delving for something' to make bint warm, found the coal andfb1'o'uglit it to his furnace and annd heat and sinofkelthe CUZ llew away to its old home, the Zllll1USlJl1C1'6'. ' Fred efvPhosphorous1 A showing of Fred's athletic attaimnents elf burned tingers. 1 4 Anvil ale Hammer 1 Noise elf Miss jack- son's displeasure. ' Explosion el - Kate's screams as Excite- ment Prof's gentle footsteps. Fred ele Disobedince -fi Tears ellfwisted Wrist. ' Crescent Society flD6lTlb6l'5 Josie O'Leary Anna Long Mary Arnett Bessie Petree Sadie McIntosh Anna Level Myrtle Nicholls Cecil ' Hughes Vance Shields Clyde Millard Joseph Franz of U96 Q:I'65C6llf Society Ora Pershall Nettie Hall Fred Hettman Foster White Earl Phillips Charstie Williams 'Minnie Level Rufus Goans Currin Shields Walter Beiler Clarence' Berge Walter Hettman 'lggf' OFFICERS. ' President ....... .....,.... ' ...... .... J 0 sie O'Leary Vice President .... ............ .... V a nce Shields Secretary .,... .... . ..... .... M y rtle Nicholls- Treasurer . . . ' ............ 19, ......... Fred Hettman by . SOCIETY COLORS. Pale Pink and Nile Green. CRESCENT SOCIETY YELL. Boom-a-lacka, boom-a-lacka, . Bow, wow, wow! ' Klung-a-lacka, klung-a-lacka, I Chow, chow, chow! Boom-a-lacka, boom-a-lacka, Who are we? We are 5... 'Crescents. See! fi I flDCmb6I'5 Bfr-tvhaaloliidn Louie Todd Kate Rogers Stanley Jayne Fritz Baske Florence Samis Daisy Hutchinson Mamie Rogers Hallie Kennedy Minnie Staples Kate Dashiell Della Eyer Mae Strout Ama Linton Hannah Linton Ella Johnson Walter Johnston Nettie Pease of SMI Society Alice Switzer Eugene Oswalt Johnnie Simmons Charlie Huffman Bernice Jones Winnie Jones Mabel Minnick Jessie Harris Clinton Moffat Augusta Jayne Gladys Flint Sadie Hutsell Elsie Lilienthal Cecil Richards Rhoda Fry . Clara Schnasse Emma Esto Clifton Parr OFFICERS. President ..... . ........ . ...... .. . Bertha Johnson Vice President . . . ........ Fritz. Baske Secretary ..... . .. Charley Huffman Treasurer ..... .... ......... . . . ........ Mae Strout STAR SOCIETY YELL. Rah! Rah! Rah! Zip! Rah! Boom! Stars! Stars! Stars! Give Us Room! . COLORS. Purple and Gold. '1f T, --3--I--L. ,Sf , GG Star Society. ....oo '- -?'?AEebate'51'--i- on... A large ,crowd assembled in the Auditorium Thursday evening, lliecember 19th, to'hear the de- bate given by members of the Crescent and Star Lite erary Societies of the Davenport High School. The question ch-osen was, Resolved, That the Indian of the United States Should be Immediately Given the Right of Citizenshipf' The gold medal, which had been offered to the onegreceiving the highest number of points, was won by Miss Bertha Johnson, an affirmative debater. and a member of the Star Society. XValter Hettman and Earl Philips of the Crescent Society and on the negative side of the question, came out second and third, respectively. , N The others who took part were Vance Shields. Louie Todd and Fritz liaske, the former a Crescent and the last two Stars. .Xttorney li. D. Reiter, clerk of the school board, presided, and fudge Neal, Rev. McAllister and Mr. li. L. Spencer acted as judges. The lirst debating team ot the Davenport High School, consisting of Bertha Johnson, W'alter Hett- man and Earl Phillips, will debate the following question with the ljullman Agricultural College U11 May 2, IQOZI Would it he sound public policy for Congress to legalize contracts permitting the rail- roads of the United States to pool their earnings, provided such contracts are under the control of the Interstate Commerce Comniissioin, which would have power to abrogate such contracts whenever in their opinion it should henecessary P The second debating team, consisting of Louie D. Todd, Fritz Raske and,Vance Shields, will de- bate the following question with the Spokane High School, .Xpril 18, loo: 1 t'Riesolved, That the Federal Government shold own and control the Railroads of the United States. - In I O 0 Ifi FS 7 O V YW 'X .A -ee e matorgw e V 5 V 1 . G Just because she made those goo-guo eyes. ll1e c1111testz111ts who wlll take part 111 2111 o1'ato1'- ical cuutest between the Cresceuts zmcl the Stars, to ' 4 - he l1el1rl .Xpril 16, IQO2, are as follows: Fred Hettlnzui ...... l11x'ective Against Mr. Curry .President . ' h . Vance Shiehh llessie lletree. . . . . .L'TlllllSSZ11lt L'Ove1't111'e 5CCl.,cm1.y I . ' l U I ' I U ' ' l 1 Louie D' fl-mm lXli1111ie Level. . . ...... The L,llllillUlYll Speaker -vw- Mue Strout .... .. . . M1clii11ley Me111111'ial Aclclress' MEMBERS L4llZll'llG lllllzl-lllilll .............. . ......... . . . . . . .n5llCCCll llefore the V11'g'i111a CllllVCllllO1l .Xlll2l l.i11tu11 ..., uSl11ll1J'OSCfl Speecli of Jljllll ,'XflZllllSU Cecil Richardsf' Fred Hettman Earl Phillips Walter Hettman Rufus Goans Walter Johnston Clinlon Moffat Clyde 11111131-11 'e' Johnnie Siminous Fritz Baslie Clifion Parr Chas., Huffman Stanley Jayne HDCITIUQY5 of U36 lbigb Ecbool Glee Glub Mrs, Gortrmlc- 'l'l1ompson Hnbler,Dire0l1'ess, I Augusta Jayne Anna Long Winnie Jones Roxie Brooks Myrtle Nicholls Della Eyer Marie Minnie Staples Mae Strout Marnie Rogers Ora Pershall Hallie Kennedy Daisy Hutchinson Arnett I x , TTA 'j ,1f'j,7.,-yy ,--ft f!,f',,. -1-, .I , , ,Q AM 1 , , ,ffz f f! W' hwff , f ,ff 1 ,4 A , bg ,A I h ',, Ili ,v e ' f , , ,he . , 4?ItW?.?Qq,3Q,0 I ,ff -' 0 Q ff 30 V 4:-4 I 1' 'f 'V A 1 ,-.,1Z A.-.W 0 f ,mf-rw f we-,gfzf www, . 1 iff , 4 A r 04 'f .-4? if f'9f? ' W9 ffm WWW al 47-W? 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Basketball Team- Fred Hettman fCapt.J Fritz Baske h Louie Todd .lohnnie Simmons Vance Shields Girls' H. S. Basketball Team- Hallie Kennedy fCapt.l X Anna Long Daisy Hutchinson l Mae Strout Mamie Rogers lass 1RoII Nettie Hall Bertha Johnson Minnie Level Kate Rogers 1 Fred Hettman CLASS OFFICERS. President .............. Fred Hettman Vice President .... . . .Minnie Level l Secretary ...... . .. . Nettie Hall 1 l COLORS. ' Maroon and Gold. l MOTTO. l Roxie Brooke 'AMehr l-ic,ht, Lux Maier. . Those who have been members of the class sometime during its history: Kate Dallam Ada Hoople Laila Bell Lizzie Perry Laura Matthews i'Mrs. A. Huck Virgie Thompson lMrs. Hackett !Lucy Grutt llMrs Arnold Eva Switzer Albert Perry Gretta Alkire Roy Howard Edythe Hard Herbert Creel Harry Grimm Kat Helga Larsen Clara Hansen Towner Jayne Hugh Todd Walter Kennedy Leo Larsen Edward Creel' Roy Millis Floyd Parr Alvie Murray Louie Todd Claude Leete Alice Lamotte Minnie Level Fred Hettman Bertha Johnson Nettie Hall e Rogers HNeeJ Miss Verda Earles llNeeJ'Kitty McMeekin ' - l1tNeel Olive Williams' 'ix Deceased REV. NICALLISTER. BACCALAUREATE SERMON. Text-t'Study to show thyself ap- proved unto God, a Workman that ueedeth not to he ashamed. -2d Tim. 2 ch. 15 v'. Theme-The Ideal in Preparation for l.ife's Duties. , SUCCESS. Beyond the dense and trackless waste, Which none can pass with reckless haste. And guarded hy the rushing streams, There lies Success, the envied goal, Demanding from the life blood toll Of those who crave it in their dreams. And strangp it is, no one can trace The paths of those Who've Won the race, But each must hcw through trackless deep With muscles trained to toil alone, To fell each t1'ee and blast each stone And wake the forest from its sleep. There are sweet flowers by the Way That heckon to the traveler, stay: But he must pass these happy hours To gain the c1'own by victor Worn. For he must grapple with the tho1'n - As well as pluck the dainty flowers. -By Louie D. Todd. LOUIE TODD Snot-ess. FRED HETTMAN. MINNIE LEVEL NETTIE HA LL BERTHA,JOHNSON. KATE ROGERS MR. FRED JACOB HETTMAN. Fred Jacob was with us in High School but three years, having attended the first year at Sparta High School, XVisconsin. Of a pleasant disposition, he is held in high esteem by both teachers and school- mates. He is a member of the Crescent Literary Society, having served that society one term as presi- dent. and is also president of his class. ln his studies he has proved himself to be very efficient, but his mind shows a marked tendency toward the sciences and especially is electricity his pet. He considers the laboratory his especial kingdom, and it is as natural for him, while there, to dictate to the others as it is for him to breathe. and for this reason his classmates gave him the cognomen Boss Mr. Hettman w.ill continue his studies along that line and no doubt before many years you will hear of him in connection with science. Miss MINNIE LEVEL. ' Miss Minnie has always attended school at Day enport and is most favorably spoken of by all. Miss Level ranks among the first in her class and especial- ly does she show ability in Latin, and has also won local distinction in elocutionary work, possessing three medals thus obtained. She is a member of the Crescent Literary Society, and one of the most prominent. As president of the organization she guided it successfully through one term. Although she is not very, very large of stature, yet what she lacks in stature she makes up for in fire and deter- mination. For the present she will teach, but the country school is not her goal. Her aims are set high. and be assured whatever she undertakes is certain to be accomplished. 'l'herefore, we predict for her a brilliant future. MISS BERTHA JOHN SON. Miss johnson has spent all of her school days in our city. where she is well known and greatly ad- mired by all. She is a member of the first debat- ing team of the High School, and won a beautiful gold medal at the debate given by the two societies in December. She is a very enthusia.stic member of the Star Literary Society, and has served onelterm as the president of that organization. Miss johnson. who intends to join the large class of teachers. has already taught very successfully 'three months. She is an exceptionally bright young lady, very ac- curate in all her Work and persistent in all her u11- dertakings. Judging her future 'by her past record . x as a student in the High School, we truly prophecy for her a brilliant success in whatever she pursues. MISS NETTIE HALL. Miss Hall, who is of a rather quiet disposition, is an especial favorite in the class. In class-room work she is most accurate and conscientious. She is also a memher of the Crescent Literary Society, doing excellent work in that organization. Miss Hall is not without a vein of humor, often furnishing amusement for the class. She does not often express her opinions. hut when she does they usually carry conviction. Miss Hall has given out the official statement that she intends to he a professor of mathematics or languages. XYe helieve she also con- templates studying drawing and painting to some extent. having developed some talent along that line. She surely has the qualities to make a success of life, and the old adage Still waters run deep, might well he applied in her case. MISS KATE ROGERS. The class would not he complete without Miss Kate, for she is always ready to laugh at a joke. to offer sympathy in trouhle or to scream if startled hy a mouse or an explosion. Kate is also famous for giving advice, and I am sure we all appreciate it. She is a very diligent worker in school, and as a memher of the Star Literary Society has held the oticice of secretary for three consecutive terms. Miss Rogers has had some experience in 'hook-keeping, and we believe she intends following that occupa- tion for a while. But some give it as their opinion that Miss Rogers is more domestically inclined than otherwise. llowever that may he, Miss Kate will be a credit to whatever place she may occupy. -----cfs s-::!:fQIa55 'lbigtgrglfs f as :mn- From out the class which four years ago last fall started to search the unknown depths of a High School course. but tive have reached the goal, but live have succeeded in weathering the storms and trials of a life of four years spent amidst the writ- ings of Caesar, Virgil and Cicero, the problems of liuclid and the dangers of the laboratory. XVe have been subjected to the hardships of early pioneers, in as much as we constitute the first class who have ever been through the Davenport High School. In us the High School had its beginning, we have been the target at which the professor directed his schemes and plans for perfecting a hasis upon which the High School should ever after stand, for estab- lishing this class of 1002 a model and an example for the succeeding classes. One of our original mnnber awaits us in the eternal home, some are attending other educational institutions and are fitting themselves for some par- ticular line of work. some have entered the great throng of teachers, some have found one kind of employment, some another, and a few of the girls I have become convinced that the -old adage, Two heads are better than one is true, and have acted accordingly. ln the fall of 1900 Miss Jackson assumed her duties as assistant and the members of the gradu- ating class of 1902 will ever feel indebted to her for her interest, and the example of a loyal and energetic spirit maintained 'by her throughout her work. The usual comical, less comical and least comical incidents of school life have been strewn through all our course. One of the most notable instances oc- curred in the spring of IQOI. An essay was due at a certain time, and thinking that it would inter- fere with regular duties, the entire class remained at home one day to write the essay. The next day they returned, all bringing written excuses. The professor marshaled them all into one of the 1'ecita- tion rooms, where he plead earnestly and severely with them. and attempted to show them the wrong they had unwittinglyf Pj committed. In order that they might ponder quietly over their wrong deed he told them they need appear at no recitations until each one 'handed in an essay on The lntluence of a Bad lixamplef' and each dwelt on the influence of a teacher giving pupils too much extra work! The professor's stern face relaxed into broader and broader smiles as he read the glowingthoughts from the animated minds of the culprits. He finally came to the conclusion that there was something irresist- ably funny about the whole affair and he was often heard repeating the story to visitors. In January, 1902, we went to Spokane to attend l l the mid-winter graduating exercises there. NVe again played truant and were out of school a day longer than the professor expected, but we had a very pleasant time nevertheless. Space will not permit me to relate the history of our class in full, but those of us who this year bid farewell to the school house on the hill and are about to step out and mingle with the busy ones in life. will lo-ok back to our school days as a pleasant 1ne1n- ory and will always feel that the time, was spent profitably and well. Jfarewell to the 1bigb School Vile, the forefathers of this Davenport High School, having broken the snow and mashed the clods for the four past years, are about to bid you all a last farewell. VVe have tried to make the road easier for all of you who follow us. Hoping you appreciate our efforts we leave you a few tokens of love and esteem and also a little advice. To you, Juniors, we bequeath all our dignity and honor. You may also become- the sole possessors of the chemical laboratory, the hydrogen sulphide gen- af erator included. This last named article is a very important and instructive piece of mechanism. Not only will it precipitate the metals -of group II. Ain your chemistry, but it will also develop your olfac- tory nerves to such an extent that 'they will become very proficient in distinguishing a marked difference between good and bad eggs when any of the latter are broken near by. To you we leave that row of seats on the west side of the assembly room. XVe wish to add that the seat directly behind the chimney i L o ...A - is one which can llllf fail to please the most fastid- ions. To you, Sophomores, we leave the old black cat which has been our companion during the past year. Take good care of this member of the lion family. Do not let her come to harm. To you, young ladies, of the Sophomore class, we 'bequeath the lumber room as a quiet resort in which to discuss all ques- tions pertaining to woman's suffrage. Do not stamp your feet, wave your arms or yell, because you will disturb those above you. To you, Freshmen, we leave the many good ex- emples which we have set. Prepare your lessons well and do not spend your time reading f'Do and Dare VVeekly,', or 'fFrank Mer1'iwell. By all means be careful not to disturb the Sophomores in any ' gnner. Ever keep in mind that you are yet but , 41-esimwn. Heed all the wise counsel we have given you in the past year, and above all, follow in the footsteps of your learned and honored forefathers. Again, teachers, schoolmates and dear old build- ing, with your pleasant associations, we bid you a last farewell. C1056 of l9Olf2iCEll6llUHl' May 25, Sunday-Baccalaureate Sermon, Rev, McAllister. May 26, Monday Evening-First, Second, Third Primaries' Entertainment. 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