Deer Park High School - Antler Yearbook (Deer Park, WA)

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CLICK Algebra, Physical Educalion and Alhlelic Direclor MRS. LOSH Remedial Teacher Fronf row Ilefl 'ro righllz Miss Dickinson. Mrs. Pelers, Miss Rice. Miss Caslle, Miss McNary and Mrs. Losh. Back row llefl Io righllz Mr. Cliclc, Mr. Filch, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Limberl, Mr. Perrins. . ras I Y N . 'P' vi,- Q. - -ll as D. Ci .-1-Q , 4... - --.i '--o- ,.. --:FP -fy-va? . I ' ,J .. 5. x if I 5 F si 55,6 ki .K 1: if 2 A, .F 1, .xfr -A ,gvf I 1 fi 'as ' Y' vi S ', , 821414 GL t 1. . . . a- s 1 ,'f'f-W1 - .args .A .nf,f-'ffg , ,Wi 154 ,N L. ,,. r an ' xt. R31 H - ,., .1 ,-.Lfw W 'tiki'-'f' 24, -1 if Q Q - :,,-if I ' ,P .'- N my. C asses Q HAM ff I , A J Li l'N Nw r, fd , Seniors 659459 Evelyn Kincaid-Band '43-'46, Orchesira '43-'46, Sex+e++e '45, Rixers, Inc. '44, Spreading 'rhe News '45, Tiger House '46, The Beauiy Con'res+ '46, Dramaiics Club Pres. '46, Glee Club, '45-'46, Lyre Club '43-'44, G. L. '43-'46, Annual '44, Class Sec. '43, Vice Pres. '44-'46, Girls' League '43-'46, Science Club '45-'46, Wayne Lenhard--F. F. A. '43-'46, Treasurer F. F. A. '44, Pres. '45-'46, Judging +eam '45, Lyre Club '43-'44, Leiier D Club '43-'46, Class Pres. '44-'46, Baseball '43-'46, Band '43-'46, Baslcelball '43-'46, Rixers Inc. '44, Spreading +l1e News '45, Swing Band '44. Glen Click-Adviser. Dora Welch-Band '43-'46, Orcheslra '43-'46, Class Treas. '44-'46, Spread- ing fhe News '45, Beauiy Con+es+ '46, Tiger House '46, C-5. L. '43-'46 Glee Club '46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Dramaiics Club '46, Irene Renner-6. L. '43-'46, S'rag Guard '45-'46, Vice Pres. G. L. '45 Pres. G. L. '46, Class Sec. '46, Siag '46, Confessional '45. iw ZZ? H '52 C ii L 'N G j' QNJXJXXXXQ Xgkvv I 6 f , WNW iff Xl XBWEW Wffzfffff - V...-.:,-7- UuRu1av Bam mum 1. 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A YY ls' V 6'1 .' - 'l- ff Si' gl , ' tg -QL' , 'SEQ I. QF:- +f.--- fi '13, 1- wb -2:-1 'fi 3' 4 1., -iii, fl: W: '3 1 . V I ' j ' QP: ' .Lv -H ' i-fi' Y .X , .v,. , ., .L t f L vi 3. .M jf ' .4 x -1. x 355 ,L 23' , K 'z mi xg . . P37 V M , ' ' J -' 14 lg: . 1 -M, -- ' :3 -' V 1,1.', ' - Y l.. ' if. ' . ,,, - i ' ,-f'fI '1 4-n vu ' ,G .1 ,- 2 7 .J W V L. , -an -'ik M I, '- 4: qi-. Seniors C8089 Dorolhy Brill-Orcheslra '43-'46, Glee Club '43-'46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Courf of Common Clay '45, Dramalics Club '45, Beauly Coniesl' '46 Tiger House '46, Sexlefle '44-'46, G. L. '43-'46, Ass'+. Edilor Slag '46 Charles Yolre-Enfered from Rosalia '45, Foolball '45-'46, Baslcelball '45-'46, Baseball '45-'46, Class Pres. '45, Sludenl' Body Vice Pres. '46, Science Club '45, Dramalics Club '46, Spreading fhe News '45, Tiger House '46, Sfag '46. Be'Hy Lu Wriglrl-Band '43, Orchesfra '43-'46, Rafieriy Raclcef '43, C-5. L. '43-'46. Glee Club '45-'46, Spreading 'l'l'16 News '45, Tiger House '46. Dramafics Club '46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Science Club '46, Beau+y Con+es+ '46. Mary McSror+y-G. L. '43-'46, Orchesira '43, Confessional '45, Lyre Club '43, Slag Slafi '46. Jesse Afwood-Siag Guard '45-'46. F. F. A. '43-'45, Science Club '45-'46 Spreading lhe News '45. Norma Lindh-G. L. '43-'46, Confessional '45, G. L. Secrelary '45, Or- cheslra '43, Lyre Club '43, Sludenl Body Treasurer '46. Belly Follefl'-G. L. '43-'46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Science Club '45-'46, Rixers lnc. '44, Spreading 'lhe News' '45, Courl' of Common Clay '45 Band '43-'46, Orchesira '43-'46, Glee Club '43-'46. Raymond Jurgens-Band '43-'46. F. F. A. '43-'46, Secrefary F. F. A. '46, Treasurer F. F. A. '45, Swing Band '44, Lyre Club '43-'44, Annual Slafl '44, Spreading lime News '45, Siage Manager for Tiger House '46, Foolball '45-'46, F. F. A. Judging 'ream '45. Mary Lu Sfrong-G. L. '43-'46, Glee Club '43-'46. Lyre Club '43-'44, Gypsy Dance '43, Science Club '45-'46, Dramafics Club '46, Beauly Conlesl' '46, Slag '46. Seniors 65029 Joyce Reiler-Class Vice Pres. '43, Class Secre'rary '44, Sfudeni' Council '45, Secreiary G. L. '45, Treasurer G. L. '44, Secrelary Sludenl Body '46, Siag Edilor '46, Rixers Inc. '44, Confessional '45, Tiger House '46, G. L. '43-'46, Roberf Olson-Band '43-'46, Orclwesira '43, Boys' Trio '44-'46, Foofball '45-'46, Sfudeni Council '45, Lyre Club '43-'44, Spreading +l1e News '45, Tiger House '46, Vice Pres. '42-'45, Swing Band '44. Ramona Compfon-S+ag '46, G. L. '43-'46, Courr of Common Clay '45. Margarei Enrighi-S+ag '44-'46, G. L. '46, Orchesira '43, Lyre Club '43. Roberi' Peferson-F. F. A. '43-'46, Confessional '45, Tiger House '46, Foo+- ball '45-'46, Science Club '45-'46. Laverne Lindquisf-Enfered 'From Nor+l'1 Dalco+a '46, G. L. '46, Doris Welch-Band '43-'46, Orcheslra '43-'46, Glee Club '46, Spreading +l'1e News '45, Cour+ of Common Clay '45, G. L. '43-'46, Aniler Ediior '46, Beauiy Confesl' '46, Dramafics Club '46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Ass'+. Direcior Tiger House '46. K. Perrins-Band '43-'46, Orches+ra '43-'46, Foofball '43-'46, Baseball '43-'46, Baslce+ball '43-'46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Science Club Pres. '45-'46, Lelrler D Club, '43-'46, Siudenf Council '4-4-'45, Siudem' Body Pres. '46, Class Pres. '4-4, Class Vice Pres. '45, Rixers Inc. '44, Spread- ing +he News '45, Tiger House '46, Boys' Trio '44-'46. Kafharine Sperry-Class Pres. '44, Who Murdered Who '46, Dramafics Club '46, Science Club '46, Glee Club '44, S+uden'r Council '44, 6. L. '44-'46, Vice Pres. G. L. '46, Ass'+. Edi'ror Annual '46, S+ag Siaff '44-'4-6. x was Rf-MER IUHRGRREIEHRLGPH + a BURN UJGLCH HUBERI ULSU., 1 RUB PE UH LHU ,U 1.1 1 iv! RHIHUHRCUTHPIUIX l U UISX 'In I ? KPERRLHS KH1eHHrues rmzHv l HUGUSIH U6 LUULLE BSC LUIS HEIULE R HURH V wa . Lffff fk'Tf- . ,fd ., , FLOYD 1 . .. if 36 L .07 L UJ R HELEN BULL S Joyce Hariri L TUHRGHREIEHRLISW 5 , BURN UJELCH 1 'rp' TM RUBERI ULSUI1 RHITIOHRCUHXPIUTX If S1 mmm onuau 1 'N X Qs A f' f .xg K PERRLHS KPUHHHKIIE SPERRY . -'. ,IL-A-. ' H I HUGUSIH U6 ILT! ea LUCILLE SC HURHCEQ 0' . 'Y Q12 R f ,, A, ' N k'.- Yiw- 7 7 'fflifi X 'Q .fm 10713, 'J LUIS QETULER FLOYD SLEIUERI Hmm BU Seniors 65489 Augusfa Verdel-G. L. '42, '43, '45, '46, Courf of Common Clay '45. Thomas Reifer--Band '43-'45. Orchesfra '43-'45, Lyre Club '43-'44, Class Pres. '43, Shag '46, Sfudenl' Council '46, Tiger House '46, Annual Staff '46. Spreading +l1e News, '45, Boys' Trio '45-'46, Foolball '46. Marian Chandler-G. L. '43-'46, Glee Club '43, Lyre Club '43, Confes- sional '45, Sfag Sfa'FF '46. Lucille Tobeck-G. L. '43-'46, Glee Club '44, Lyre Club '44. Horace Hand-Science Club '45-'46. Virginia Lewis-G. L. '43-'46, Courf of Common Clay '45. Lois Hemler-G. L. '43-'46, G. L. Secrelary '46, Band '43-'46, Lyre Club '43-'44, Glee Club '46, Beaufy Confesf '46, Courl' of Common Clay '45. Floyd Siewerf-General course. Helen Buff-G. L. '43-'46, Gypsy Dance '43, Sfag '46. Sfag Guard '43-'44, Glee Club '44-. Class HisTory 65089 In The year of nineTeen hundred and ThirTy-Tour a small group of pupils gaThered TogeTher in The TirsT grade room of The Deer Parlc school. Six of whom 'Form parT of This year's graduaTing class. Those are: RoberT Olson. Tommy ReiTer, Joyce ReiTer. MargareT EnrighT, K. Perrins and Vir- ginia Lewis. We were under The supervision of Miss Loyles ThaT year. ln our second and Third years we had Miss Kimmel Tor our Teacher. The second year Wayne Lenhard joined us and Virginia Lewis le'FT. Doris and Dora Welch came in wiTh us in The Third grade. Our nexT Two years were well Tilled wiTh many mischievous happenings wiTh Miss Brugger as our Teacher. Virginia joined us again and Evelyn Kincaid also came in wiTh us in The TourTh grade. ln our TiTTh year we didn'T add any more To our lisT. AT The end of ThaT year Virginia again leTT us. ln The sixTh grade we began To Think ourselves quiTe grown up and im- porTanT wiTh Three diTTerenT Teachers, Miss STowe our room Teacher, Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Cosgrove. We passed from room To room Tor our diTTerenT classes. This year no one joined us eiTher. The year ended wiTh our TirsT picnic aT Loon Lake. ln The sevenTh grade Mr. Lloyd Tool: over The Tasl: of being our room Teacher. This year Floyd SiewarT came in wiTh us. NexT was The eighTh grade-we were quiTe grown up by This Time, we ThoughT. This year Helen BuTT. BeHy Lu WrighT and Horace Hand joined us. The scholasTic honors ThaT year wenT To Joyce ReiTer and Doris and Dora Welch. The year was again ended wiTh a picnic aT Loon Lake. The TirsT day of high school was exciTing Tor all of us. We were anxious To go buT yeT bashful and afraid of whaT iT had To offer. This year Twelve more joined The graduaTing class from many diTTerenT schools. They are: Irene Renner. Mary Mc6rorTy, DoroThy Brill and Lucille Tobeck, who had aTTended all eighT years aT ClayTon. Marian Inman. Norma Lindh and Vir- ginia Lewis also joined us 'From ClayTon. Ramona CompTon and Mary Lu STrong Trom Edgewood, Jesse ATwood from ForresTon, Befly FolleTT and Lois Hemler from Loon Lake. Ray Jurgens from Reardon and RoberT PeT- erson from ForresTon. We were a very large class and Tor The TirsT Time we meT in The audi- Torium To elecT officers. They were: PresidenT, Tommy ReiTer: vice presi- denT. Joyce ReiTer: secreTary, Evelyn Kincaid, and Treasurer, Dean Twid- well. Mr. Click was our adviser. Our TirsT experience was iniTiaTion. The boys wore girls' cloThes and vice versa and some appeared as comic sfrip characTers. We also puT on a program Tor The sTudenT body ThaT aHernoon. - Thaf year we didn'f fake parf in any of fhe acfivifies excepf for a few of fhe members of fhe class who 'rook a prominenf place in fhe band, also Beffy Lu Wrighf fook parf in fhe All-High Play. We were all very busy wifh algebra, Norfhwesf hisfory, home ec., or agriculfure. English and physical educafion. Due fo fhe shorfage of gas and fires we were deprived of fhe usual picnic af some lake buf we were given a play day af fhe school wifh a picnic lunch and a free show af 'rhe fheafer, which was a good subsfifufe. We enfhusiasfically sfarfed our sophomore year wifh a large and dig- nified group. Firsf we underfook fhe fask of inifiafing fhe freshmen. They were dressed as movie sfars and comic sfrip characfers. This year we elecfed officers each semesfer. Firsf semesfer officers were: Presidenf, K. Perrins: vice presidenf, Roberf Olson: secrefary, Beffy Folleff: freasurer Dora Welch. Second semesfer: Wayne Lenhard, presidenf: Evelyn Kin- caid, vice presidenf: secrefary, Joyce Reifer, and freasurer, Dora Welch. On April I9 of our sophomore year we successfully presenfed a one-acf play, Rixers lnc. Thaf same year eleven members of our class were repre- senfed in fhe band. This year ended wifh a much desired and equally suc- cessful picnic af Loon Lake. Nexf came our iunior year. We enioyed fhe fhrill of becoming upper classmen and began fo feel even more grown up. New sfudenfs enfering This year were: Augusfa Verdel, who had found if necessary fo drop school lasf year buf we were very glad she ioined us. Chuck Yoke enfered from Rosalia. As we seH'led down fo work we elecfed Don Springer for presi- denf: Chuck Yoke, vice presidenf: Evelyn Kincaid, secrefary, and Dora Welch, freasurer. The second semesfer Chuck Yoke was chosen as presi- denf: K Perrins, vice presidenf: Wayne Lenhard, secrefary, and Dora Welch, freasurer. This year our class was again well represenfed in fhe band. Our firsf acfivify of fhaf year was fwo one-acf plays, Spreading 'rhe News and Confessional and a skif, Courf of Common Clay, given Feb- ruary 9. This year four of our classmafes donned fheir civilian clofhes fo fake on fhe navy blues. Don Springer, Jack Hale, Melvin Brown and Chesfer Smifh were fhose who leff us. April 27 we presenfed our big social funcfion of fhe year, fhe Junior Prom, given in honor of fhe seniors. The fheme was Counfry Gardens. We received many complimenfs on our decorafions and Lynche and Brad- ford furnished fhe excellenf music. The Junior-Senior banquef followed May 2. This year ended wifh a picnic af Loon Lake. We were all looking ahead fo our senior year and fhe day we would be graduafing. In early Sepfember fhe graduafing class mef in fheir home room wifh lwo new members added, Kalharine Sperry, she jumped from a sophomore +o a senior since she had enough credils +o make +he grade in 'rhree years. Laverne Lindquisl' ioined us 'lhen also. A+ 'rhe beginning of fhis year Warren Nord. Vernon Cable and Kennelh Malhis lefl us lo serve Uncle Sam in 'rhe Marines. Ralph Daugherfy gave his services 'ro 'lhe Navy soon afler school resumed again. foo. Our firsl' social func+ion of lhe year was a pre-senior ball given De- cember 7. ll was a combinalion pie social and barn dance. Thal yielded us money lo puf on lhe senior ball. Our senior ball was December 2I. Chrismas decoralions were used and Billy Grafmiller furnished 'rhe or- cheslra. Nexl' came +he senior class play, Tiger House, I+ proved 'ro be a big success and much of lhe credil goes lo 'lhe direclor, Miss McNary. The juniors honored us wilh lhe Junior Prom April IZ, and again lhe Junior-Senior Banquel was much enjoyed May 2. Reverend Paul Dowly delivered fhe message on May I9 a+ bacca- laurea+e. Our class day exercises were given May 22. Finally lhe nighl for which we had worked I2 long years-Commence- menl! John Shaw. superinlendenl of Spokane schools. delivered 'lhe ad- dress. Wi+h happy smiles. sad regrefs, and a few lears, we leave Deer Parlc High behind us on May 24. IW A N -71' mlilfi 1.023 1 wmv' if XAAS In I .i qi, 1 yy ASL- In -X dxfct '9P'- Prophecy GNOKD So we meer again in I956. How aboul 'raking a rrip wirh me? I was iusl' info Yoke's s+ore Io say goodbye +0 my old friend. Chuck. He fold us 'ro be sure and say hello 'Io Irene, his business manager of Sak's on Fif+h Avenue, in New York. As I walk our of Ihe slore. I find Lenhard's Iruck ius+ re+urning from a s'I'ock show. Wha+'s rhis? A Hereford and an Angus bo+h in +he +ruck? There musl' have been a compromise somewhere. We find I'ha+ Joyce Reifer has become a greai' judge in srock shows. especially in Black Angus. She is also quife capable of judging 'rheir owners. Well. here's Jesse Alwood. Are you sfill chasing 'lhe women? I hear you are running close compe+i'l'ion fo Tommy Mansville. Le+'s lake Ihe airporl road our of 'l'own and see Margarel Enrighf on her chicken ranch near Riverside. Marg +ells us fhal' Gus Verdel is 'leach- ing 'lrigonomerry af Lewis and Clark high school, so le+'s drop in on her. Well Gus, how are you gelling along wiih Ihe L. C. sludenrs? I see +here is a foo+ball game 'roday wi+h Deer Park. Well. I guess Coach Click is using +he grea+ chemisf, Dr. Horace Hand's new discovery, A+omic Muscle Builder, which is guaranleed 'ro make grea+ a+hle'res of anyone. And we do mean anyone! I wonder if Deer Park will fake +he slale 'rrophy rhis year. We haven'+ much lime so we musl' gel back down rown. My. +here are a lor of new facrories sfarred here in Spokane. Here's one called 'rhe Burpsi Bubble G-um Company. Thai' name sounds familiar. Ohl I remember now. Thar is where Mary Lu Slrong is working as a sec- refary. From The lalesf gossip. we hear Thar Norma Lindh is a secrelary also and is 'Irying 'ro bear Mary's fime wilh Mr. Burpsi. Tut +u+, Norma. l've only gol' a 'rwo weeks' vaca+ion so we had beH'er hurry. I guess The besr highway is 'lhrough Coeur d'Alene. Le+'s srop al Coeur d'Alene for lunch. Why Doris Welch. hellolll I haven'+ seen you for ages. Whai' are you doing now? You say you are working in Jimmy Olson's Morluary as assis'l'an+ embalmer? Tha+ mus+ be in+eres+ing work. Where is Dora now? Oh. so she is head mechanic in Dororhy BrilI's garage. Well, il' hascer- fainly been nice seeing you Doris. We plan +o hir Twin Falls before eve- ning so we had beHer be on our way. There mus+ be a circus here in Twin Falls. Whal' did +ha+ posfer say? Oh, here's anofher iusl' like it Roberl' Peierson as animal +rainer. He musi' have goHen inreresfed in 'rhe work while pracficing on +he senior play. I guess we can s+ay overnighf here a+ 'rhe Plaza ho'reI. We mighf as well pafronize our old school mafes as we have heard fhaf Floyd Siewerf is fhe manager here. Raymond Jurgens has become quife famous for his horseradish souffle. which he serves here af fhis hofel. Well. here if is morning and since we decided on an early sfarf. we had beffer be on our way. We had lunch foday af Laverne Lindquis+'s dude ranch. And now for Chicago. Now fhaf we're here lef's sfop in and see Roberl' in Olson's book sfore. He says his besf seller is To a Sailor by Ramona Compfon. Here in Chicago, we also find K. Perrins as an archifecf. He is now working on fhe design for a convenienf dog house for he knows from ex- perience, all of one's needs while occupying same. As we drive ouf of Illinois and info Ohio we hear over our radio a familiar voice, This is Mary McGrorfy in 'Mary's Mournful Memories,' a frue fo life drama of Clayfon. sponsored by fhe Sfandard Oil Company. BeHy Lu Wrighf is now living in Quaker Cify, Ohio. We didn'+ gef fo falk fo her very long because she had fo hurry home and gef dinner for Deni. Beffy Lu had a leffer from Marian and she and Thomas Lee are living in Deafh Valley. She also fold us fhaf Kafharine Sperry had iusf boughf a mink farm 50 miles norfh of Quaker Cify so we decided fo go and see her. Nexf fo Niagara Falls. Whaf's all fhe crowd for? Why. fhere is Virginia Lewis walking a fighf rope across fhe falls. And here is Lois Hemler as a specfafor. She musf be here on her honeymoon. Now fo New York. We don'f know fhe cify so we have nofified Lucille Tobeck fo meef us af Grand Cenfral Sfafion in her limousine. We only gef a few blocks when we are sfopped by a parade. Thaf car looks fa- miliar. Why. if is Evelyn Kincaid in her '27 Chevy. If has become famous as fhe only model in exisfence, and fo fhink. in '46 if was on ifs lasf legs. Well. we're able fo move again so lef's see wha+'s going on in Wall Sfreef. The evening paper is iusf ouf. Roll down fhe window so we can hear fhaf person on fhe corner calling ouf fhe headline. Read all abouf if. Thomas J. Reifer. New York mulfi-millionaire. hifs if lucky again on Wall Sfreef and breaks fwenfy large corporafionsf' I've heard fha? voice before. Why i+'s a girl wifh blond hair. Beffy FolleH, of all people. Lef's go over and buy a paper from her. She seemed very happy fo see her old friends from Deer Park and asked if we had heard abouf Helen Buff? Well, fake a look af fhe sociefy page fhen. She has iusf eloped wifh fhe Prince of Ufopia. We no sooner gof fo our hofel fhan we received a felegram requesfing all members of fhe class of '46 fo aflend fhe Deer Park home-coming ball for fhe class of '46. I surely hope we can all make if. Class Will 63089 We, The members of The graduafing class of Deer Park High School. in The year of I946, being undispufedly of sound and disposing mind. real- izing ThaT The removal of our vasT sTore of knowledge, good looks. repuTa- Tion as model sTudenTs, and leadership from our Alma MaTer, is going To leave iT a rafher unworThy school. wish To leave The aforesaid qualifies. To The members of The STudenT Body, and making. publishing. and declaring This our lasT will and TesTamenT, also wish To leave The following To The various worThy recipienfs of our generosiTy. FirsTly-We wish To leave To Mr. Perrins, all chewing gum so lovingly besTowed on The bolrloms of all desks in his hisTory room. We also wish To reTurn To him, all hisTory books, in The hopes ThaT he will find anoTher class ThaT will proTecT and cherish Them, as we have. Secondly-We reTurn To our Teachers, all The unsolicifed advice. infor- maTion and reproofs ThaT They have so fondly besfowecl on us, feeling ThaT anyfhing so freely given. musT be of Trifling value, and noT worTh reTaining in our minds when we deparf from The dear old halls of Deer Park High School. Thirdly-We wish To leave The various personal characTerisTics To The people ThaT we shall now enumeraTe. ' Floyd SiewerT wills. one fooT. eleven and one-half inches of his heighf, To Teno Cosfa. BeTTy Lu WrighT wishes To leave her liTTle sisTer. Laura Mae. under The Tender care of Miss Rice. AugusTa Verdel leaves her blond Tresses To any girls who believe genTle- men prefer blonds. Lois Hemler hereby bequeafhs her sugar and sweeTness personalify. To Mr. Limberf. Kafharine Sperry has decided ThaT she would like To leave Mr. Click, a few inches of her hair. Chuck Yoke Thoughffully leaves Mr. Meyer, his T-shirT, and Levis. Tommy ReiTer wills his commercial powers To any oTher boy. who would like To enTer The business world. Dora Welch presenTs her all-Time iob as class Treasurer. To any oTher poor sucker who will Take iT. Marian Chandler wills her capifal MRS. and rings To-on second ThoughT she has decided To keep Them. Mary Lou STrong bequeaThs her conTinually cheerful face To a young man by +he name of Ray Kelly. We hope he will make as good use of il' as Mary has. Ramona Campion leaves 'rhal Ivory Look 'ro Norman lnman. Lucille Tobeck leaves her nearly perfecl aflendance +o Pal' Hodges, in 'rhe hope lhal' we will see him al school more ellen. To Richard Donovan. Roberl Olson leaves lhe privilege of driving Ar- lene Pugh 'lo school. Jesse Al'wood's pre+ended bashlulness around girls goes lo Howard Froman. Margarel' Enrighi' leaves her susceplibilily lo chill blains +o Bernice Mun- sel. lhis will provide her wilh a good excuse for slaying home when she doesn'+ wan? lo come lo school. When if comes +o musical inslrumenls. rhey say, l+'s an ill woodwind lhal no one blows good. Neverlheless. Evelyn Kincaid leaves her half- a-cord of wooden plumbing, her babbling bed posf, olherwise known as a bassoon, +0 Lilly Mae Lowry. We leave 'rhe quiel poise of Laverne Lindquis+ 'ro Miss Mary Ann Gollan. Being as how Carolyn Mason hasn'+ enough impishness already, Mary McGrorfy leaves hers +o Carolyn. Nexf, we come 'ro Raymond Jurgens, whose grammalical agilily never fails 'ro show us up in English class, we are willing rhis lo Orville Gardner and we hope 'rhal il will no'r presenl lhe same problem in his English classes nex+ year. Irene Renner leaves her slighlness of slafure +o Charles Gibbs. Norma Lindh wills her appealing smile 'ro Miss Dickenson. Helen BuH s forever perfecl' appearance goes 'ro The wearers of ieans and pin curls. K. Perrins, nor wishing +o fake his mosl' nolable frail' lo college wilh him. humbly bequealhs his way wilh women 'lo George Moore. Every year's senior class provides a pair of radia+or leaners, Wayne Lenhard and Joyce Reiler leave 'rhis honor To Evan Morgan and Frances Eickmeyer. Doris Welch wills 'rhe iirsi' chair in lhe clarinel seclion 'ro Verneva Clark. Horace Hand leaves his quiescenl' manner 'ro Pal Henry. Virginia Lewis feels +ha+ her blush has given her away once loo oflen and wan+s John Crandall lo pul up wilh il for a while. Roberl' Peierson wills his sofl voice +o Kalhryn Fisher. and Befiy FolleH' will 'find no room for Jiminy Chris'l'mas and Holy Cow in her college course nexl fall. so she unwillingly leaves lhem lo Edilh Jones. Dorolhy Brill +akes pleasure in beslowing upon any 'lulure Heifelz, Elman. or Kreisler. her beloved violin. Freshman Class 63089 Firsl row llell lo righll: Luella Millner, Belly Prewill, Verneva Clark, Myra Cosla. Second row: Frances Riddle. Donna Mae Falk, Wayne Peler- son, Herman Zibell, Belly Slansbury, Evelyn Kincaid, Mary Lou Perrins. Don Clouse, Carl Conner, Harold Warren, Mariorie Dunham, Mary Lou Kiaw- under, Nancy Viles. Third row: Mary Lou Koehler, Norvin Riddle, Marilyn Elier, Laura Hand, Doris Jay, Jean Collins, Phyllis Combs, Pauline Evans, Joan Greenberg, Don Sleele, George Helfley, Phyllis Sloan, Miss McNary. Fourlh row: Ralph Baynes, Ralph Rossiler, Eldon Hulchins, Neile Slrong, Harold King, Norman lnman, Jack Onslad. Harold Reiler, Tommy Lewis, Roberl Irwin, William Walkins, Alwood Aamodl. Sophomore Class GSOSD Firsl row llell lo righll: Teno Cosla, Evan Morgan. Lorraine Millner, Carlyne Jarrell, Polly Ann Reiper, Failh Lowry, Bonnie Troulman, Belly June Barnes, Wanda Seilerl, Freida Hellley, Belly Young, Mary Ann Gol- lan, Juanila Luce, Orville Gardner. Second row: Vina Van Horn, Arlene Pugh, Norma Maier, Luella Besl, Nadine Slanlord, Marie Berry, Adeline Olson, Marilyn Falk, Delores Wessling. Belly Lou Grove, Joanne Fallon, Belly Belllruend, Doris Gibson, Miss Dickinson. Third row: Elda Pruler, Geraldine Wrighl, Marguerile Snyder, Paul lnman, Jack Perry, Fred Mor- ris, Bob Onslad, Roberl Browning, Lloyd Elier, Helen Foresburg, Ernesl Feser, Frances Eickmeyer. Junior Class 65059 Firsl row ilell lo righli: Lillian Roll, Berna Moore, LaVonne Jarrell, Edilh Jones. Second row: Bernice Luce, Kalhryn Fisher, Laura Mae Wrighl, Jessie Mae Wessling, Jim Pelerson, Laverne Losh, Cecil Tobeck, Pal Henry, Freida lnman, Janel Hammond, Alvorine Riddle, Mary Lou Berg. Third row: Joyce Rudningen, Marilyn Dunham, Beverly McNeil, Ramona Verdel, Floyd Reilly, Ray Kelly, Phyllis Treglown, Marlin Malek, Carolyn Mason, Mr. Perrins. Fourlh row: Waller Peak, Everell Williams, Kennelh Fisher, Allen Morris, Roy Weise, George Moore, Lawrence Bergau, Augusl Pelerson, Dale Bushnell, Leroy Sherwood, Don Clouse, John Crandall. X VDQ ,ffl C2463 1...4 P' fe 'Ur 5 oo. EL E5 ff -E+ +V ,, Freshman 65089 ln spife of rhe facl' fha? freshmen are usually considered greenhorns. we seem lo have 'ralcen on a very in'reres+ing role in 'ihe acfivilies of lhe year. A+ 'lhe firs+ of lhe year we elecled lhe following class officers: Presidenf ......,.................,..,...,...........,.......................... Norvin Riddle Vice Presidenr .,..........,.............,................................. Eldon Hulchins Secre+ary ........................................................................ Jack Onsfad Wayne Kinney was elecred our class represenfalive +o lhe Sfudeni Council. and Minnie Weslby and Phyllis Sloan were pu+ in as our repre- senraiives +o 'rhe Girls' League Council. We became +he source of much amusemenl' and enlerfainmenf on Sep- 'rember I9, when we wen? lhrough +he horrible process of being iniliafed. The class was divided info fhree differenl' groups, represenling cave men, bobby soxers, and men from Mars. The cave men were really a sighl' 'ro behold. dressed in gunny saclcs, lhey were required lo leave shoes and socks a+ home. and had lo carry big clubs around all day. The upper classmen saw +o il, +ha+ our hair was delighffully mussed up. The bobby soxers had 'ro wear shorl slcirls or rolled up 'rrousers wilh baggy shirls, sox and shoes. The men from Mars had 'lo wear long legged underwear, and long handled sauce pans on 'lheir heads. We furnished an amusing program over in lhe gym in The affernoon. On Sepfember 26, we gave +he sophomores a re+urn parly, we had dancing. and refreshmenls were served. Aboul +he middle of 'rhe firsl semesfer, 'lhe boys' class assisled by 'rwo girls and Miss McNary. our class adviser. presen+ed a play, en'ri+led Turkey Turns 'lhe Tables. Shorlly laler lhe girls' class sfarfed on +wo plays, Angel Child, and The Whi+e Elephanf Comes Home. All +hree were done well and were enioyed by all who saw Them. As a class we have cerfainly enjoyed our firsf year in high school, and an+icipa+e wilh pleasure +he years s+ill +o come. l l di, xy , Q 94, , 4i C J 'A , ,, 3 L Q 2 ' ' Y D D ri -wif.: 1: lwgg, K S4 f' e Sophomores 65089 Members of fhe class of '48 siarfed 'rhe year wi+h iis iirsi even? being fhe Frosh lniiiaiion. wi+h ihe nin+h year siudenfs dressed as The 'rheme suggesisz Pasi, Preseni and Fuiure. A shori' enferiainmeni was given in fhe gym followed by dancing. Officers for 'rhe year were as follows: President Al Gordon: vice presi- deni, Teno Cosfa: secrefary, Bob Onsfad: freasurer, Elda Prufer: council represenfaiive. Gerald Weis: siag guard, Arlene Pugh. Represeniaiives on +he a+hle+ic 'reams included: Foo+ball. Gordon, Feser, Berger. Browning. B. Onsfad, Cosfa. manager. Baskefball. Eiier, Browning, Gordon. Weis. B. Onsiad, F. Morris, Cosia, manager. Boxing, P. Inman. Siansbery, Berger. D. Jergens. and Cosia. Wresiling, Feser. Gordon, Weis. A large number of +he class look pari in ihe band, orchesira and chorus. The sophomores gave fwo plays on Dec. I8. One a Chrisimas comedy. Jus+ Wha+ They Wanfed. The casi' included: Bob Gemmel. Al Gordon, Arlene Pugh, Wanda Seifert and Frieda Hefiley. The o+her was An+ic Spring. The cas? included: Mary Ann Gollan, Marilyn Falk, Frances Eickmeyer, Bob Onsiad, Evan Morgan and Orville Gardner. Class rings were ordered +he firsi of March and are expecfed +o arrive in Ociober. The members of ihe class wish +o fhank Miss Dickinson. ihe adviser, for her guidance during ihe year. R .-5 W' 4 y , V I IH O, ' Junior Class GWOSS A+ lasl' +he Class of '47 has s+umbled fhrough ano+her year. This year has been filled wifh many acliviiies. From 'rhe loolcs of 'lhe feachers, we musl have been preHy hard on Them. lThey all have gray hair.l ln Ocfober our class rings were received. They were ordered las? spring and we were very glad +o receive fhem. Boys in our class who have made leHers in foo+ball were: Lawrence Bergaue, Dale Bushnell, Charles Gibbs, Howard Froman, Kennelh Fisher, LaVern Losh, Marlin Malek, Al Morris, Augusl' Peferson, Jim Peferson, Cecil Tobeclc, EvereH Williams, and Floyd Reilly was manager. Le++ers were made in baslcefball by George Moore, LaVern Losh, Jim Pelerson, Howard Froman and Kennelh Fisher. Lelrlers were made in boxing by Kennefh Fisher and Dale Bushnell. Le++ers were made in wresiling by LeRoy Sherwood and Howard Fro- man. LeHers were made in baseball by: We have several members faking parl' in Dramalics club: Janel Ham- mond, Joyce LeFors, Al Morris, Mar+in Malek, Berna Jean Moore, LaVern Losh, and Laura Mae Wright Laura Mae Wrighl' and Al Morris are in fhe Thespian club. Also several members have 'ralcen par? in Science club, F. F. A., Girls' League, band and orchesfra. Two members of our class were elecled by 'fhe class 'ro be s+ag guards. These were Berna Jean Moore and Ray Kelley. Three plays were given by lhe iunior class. They were: GREAT CAESAR icssiy LaVern Losh .............................................................. Joe and Caesar Laura Mae Wrighl' ......... ......... L ucille and Calpurnia Lillian Roll ................ ........... J ane and Poriia Al Morris ........,. ....... H arry and Anlony Dale Bushnell ....,... Charles Gibbs .......... ......... .....-.......Billy and Brulus George and The Mob Marlin Malek .......... ................................... S am Joyce Rudningen ........ ........... a girl Floyd Reilly .............. ........... a boy wi-no MURDERED wr-lo roam Earl Cedercrans ..... Trever LaVonne FarreH .......... ......... C amilla Loreman Carolyn Mason ...... Mary Lou Berg ....... - Mrs. Wilson Slropp .............Jenme Marks Pa? Henry .......... .................. W illie Trippiif Ray Kelley ................ .......... D r. Ellio+ Gravesend Kafherine Sperry ......... ................,. V ida Arlhur Bernice Munsel .....,.................................................,....., Roxy Brinner HOLD EVERYTHING lCas+l Kennelh Fisher .......................................................... Doug Holbrook Dale Bushnell ........ ........ N ick Winslow Kafhryn Fisher ......... .......... M aude Acorn LeRoy Sherwood .......,.. Berne Jean Moore .......... Laura Mae Wrighl' .......... Evereil' Williams .... Freida Inman ..................................... .......... ........Lilas Acorn .........Polly Blake ....-...Val Sferling ...........Eric Shields .....Wilma Cameron Our class officers are: President Joyce LeFores: vice presidenl. Ken- nelh Fisher: secrefary. Janel Hammond: lreasurer. Kalhryn Fisher, and council members are Mary Lou Berg and Kenne+h Fisher. The main evenl of lhe year was fhe Junior Prom. The +heme chosen by fhe class was Fairyland Fanfasy. Several commiflees were appoinfed fo work on decora+ions. The Prince and Princess of our class were Kennelh Fisher and Joyce LeFors. The alrlendanls are LaVonne JarreH and Earl Cedercrans, Bernice Munsel and Howard Froman, Alvorine Riddle and Evere++ Williams. Ber- nice Luse and Al Morris. The Junior-Senior Banque? was on May 2. Sophomores 'furnished ihe food for fhe banquet The members of +he iunior class wish 'ro lhank Mr. Perrins, our class adviser, for his careful guidance during rhe year. Activities 4? Q47 An+ler Sfaff GSQSD Ani'ler slaff was composed of Alvorine Riddle. Ernesi' Feser, Kafharine Sperry, Tommy Reirer, Doris Welch, Allen Morris and Elda Prufer. This year lhe Anller was made a senior class project insfeacl of a S+u- den+ Body project All 'rhe members of lhe senior class worked very hard on +he annual, Trying fo gel ii' our on +ime, wi+h Mr. Click acling as adviser. The staff was composed of all 'rhe seniors, wH'h Doris Welch as edi'ror. and Kafharine Sperry and Tommy Reiler as assislanfs. Margaref Enrighf did an excellenl job as adverfising manager, bringing 'rhe money from ads sold +o +he concerns in rown. Members from lhe olher classes were chosen 'ro ac'r as reporrers for lheir own class news. From +he junior class: Alvorine Riddle and Allan Morris. From 'rhe sophomore class: Elda Prufer and Ernesi' Feser. From fhe freshman class: Minnie Wesfby and Verna Lang. Dramafics Club Firs'l' row jlef+ +o righlj: Miss Caslle, adviser, Berna Moore, Frances Eickmeyer, Laura Mae Wright Dorolhy Brill, Elda Prufer, Arlene Pugh. Second row: Marlin Malek, Janei' Hammond, Mary Lu Slrong, Dora Welch, Doris Welch, Kafherine Sperry, Belly Lu Wright Evelyn Kincaid, K. Perrins. Third row: LaVern Losh, Allan Morris, Chuck Yoke, Bob On- slad, Ernesi' Feser, Tommy Reifer, Roberi' Olson. The Dramalics club was organized 'rhis year +o promoie an aclive in- 'reresi' in clramalics and +o advance The srandards of dramaiic ar+s in +his school. Only seniors, juniors and sophomores wilh a B average or beHer are eligible lo en+er. Talenr fesls were given al' The firsl of The year +0 defermine 'rhe 'rype of acfing each member could do. A skil' was given, during Dramalics club week, for +he purchase of a makeup kit Meefings are held 'twice a monlh. Officers of +he club are: President Evelyn Kincaid: vice president Allen Morris: secreiary-+reasurer, Kalharine Sperry: edilor, Mary Lu Slrong. O+her members are: Roberi' Olson, Chuck Yoke, K. Perrins, Doro- +hy Brill, Dora Welch, Doris Welch, Belly Lu Wright Roberf Pe+erson, Janef Hammond, Joyce LeFors, Mar+in Malek, Berna Moore, LaVern Losh, Frances Eickmeyer, Arlene Pugh, Bob Onslad and Elda Prufer, were new members added during 'rhe year. ,ln-Hvlw wing rf -Z 4 4 l'7 , 4: ' fg 5.1 -IQ -1,-, 'if - 5, H-. -an ,v N A. J i f 1 , Q 3' ,y fi' , ,rf 3' ,Ay k L I Y ,,.,fv:,- I. V nlfier, hint 1, R ' A ' , if 51 5 : ' 1 '1'?3F, 35, -,J ' 4:1 'A iv- ' F 'AQ .Q , Q., ,vga ,Z Girls' League 65989 Firsl row llefl lo righll: Phyllis Treglown. Dorolhy Brill, Luella Besl. Dolores Wessling. Nadine Slandford, Marie Berry, Joan Fallon. Lillian Roll, Augusla Verdel. Second row: Norma Lindh. Mary Lou Berg, Freida Inman, Alvorine Riddle, Elda Prufer, Doris Welch. Laura Mae Wright Dora Welch. Doris Jay. Jean Collins, Bernice Luce, Marilyn Falk. Third row: Mary Lou Slrong. LaVerne Lindquisl, Carolyn Mason, Kalhryn Fisher. Adeline Olson, Ramona Complon, Joyce Reiler. Belly Follell, Belly Joyce Bellfruend. Joan Greenberg, Norma Meyer, Belly Lou Grove. Fourlh row: Jesse Mae Wessling. Geraldine Wrighl, Helen Forseberg, Kalharine Sperry, Frances Eickmeyer, Phyllis Combs, Virginia Lewis, Belly Lu Wrighl, Marguerile Snyder, Marion Chandler, Janel Hammond, Evelyn Kincaid. The Girls' League is an organizalion which has been aclive in Deer Park High School for a number of years. The organizalion includes all lhe girls allending Deer Parlc High School. The officers for lhe lirsl semesler were: President Irene Renner: vice president Helen Bull: secrelary, Lois Hemler, and lreasurer, Alvorine Riddle. For lhe second semesler lhe same officers were re-elecled wilh lhe exceplion of lhe vice presidenl, Kalharine Sperry. who was chosen lo fill lhis posilion. Three girls from each class were chosen al lhe beginning of lhe school year lo serve on lhe Girls' League Council. They are: Fresh- men. Mary Lou Perrins, Minnie Weslby, and Phyllis Sloan. Sophomores. Arlene Pugh. Elda Prufer, and Frances Eiclcmeyer. Juniors, Janel Ham- mond, Kalhryn Fisher and Berna Moore. Seniors, Lucille Tobeck. Norma Lindh and Joyce Reiler. The Girls' League has been very aclive and among ils more worlhwhile proiecls. were sponsoring lhe Viclory Loan Drive and lhe Russian Relief. The Viclory Loan Drive was lhe proiecl for firsl semesler which lhe girls worked on very hard. They sponsored Eileen Moore. a graduale wilh lhe class of '42 of D. P. H. S. as lheir princess in lhe drive. The girls did a splendid iob in selling bonds during lhis drive. The Girls' League sponsors a lending fund which lhe girls may borrow from when somelhing unforeseen comes up. Fronl row llefl lo righll: Edilh Jones. Donna Mae Falk, Mariorie Dun- ham, Marilyn Elier. Mary Lou Perrins, Lorraine Millner. Second row: Belly Slansbury, Frances Riddle, Beverly McNeil, Joyce Rudningen, Ramona Verdel, Mary Ann Gollan. Mary McGrorly, Margarel Enright Marilyn Dunham, Bonnie Troulman, Pauline Evans, Belly June Barns, Carlyne Jar- rel. Third row: Belly Young, Wanda Seiferl, Evelyn Casberg. Failh Lowry, Polly Ann Rieper. Verneva Clark. Belly Preweill, Juanila Luce, Roberla Anderson, Freida Heffley. Mary Lou Klawunder, Miss Dickinson. Fourlh row: Berna Jean Moore, LaVonne Jarret Phyllis Sloan, Helen Bull, Laura Hand. Belly Lou Grove. Arlene Pugh, Irene Renner, Lucille Tobeclc. Doris Gibson, Vina Van Horn. O Science Club C509 Firsl row llell lo righll: Everell Williams, Laura Mae Wrighl, Mary Slrong, Marlin Malek, Evelyn Kincaid. Belly Lu Wright Janel Hammond, K. Perrins. Second row: Chuck Yoke, Roberl Pelerson. Jesse Alwood, Earl Cedercrans. Horace Hand. Dale Bushnell. Kalharine Sperry. The Science Club ol Deer Park High School has carried on lhe second year ol ils being, under lhe leadership ol Miss Rice wilh nineleen inler- esled members who planned a program for lhe P.-T. A. on lhe lalesl progress in lhe world ol science oulside ol regular class work and mem- bership is limiled lo lhose who have laken or are laking eilher physics or chemislry. A one-hour meeling is scheduled once every lwo weeks and al roll call each member submils one of lhe lalesl lacls ol science. The program con- sisls of several sludenls giving lalks on various phases ol some lopic which has been selecled by lhe vice presidenl ol lhe club who musl also acl as program chairman. Each sludenl ol lhe club who is lo be on lhe program does his own research work and presenls il orally al meelings. The pro- gram is ended by a general discussion. Ollicers lor lhe year were: Presidenl, K Perrins: vice president Chuck Yoke: secrelary, Belly Follell. F. F. A. 6505.9 Firsl row llell lo righll: George Hand. Carl Conner, Don Sleele, Dean Jurgens, Everell Williams, Tommy Lewis, Dan Slansbury, Bob Gibson, Orville Gardner. Second row: Mr. Limberl, adviser, Ralph Baynes. Ralph Rossiler. Don Berger, Harold Reiler. Wayne Lenhard, Raymond Jurgens. Roberl Pelerson. Cecil Tobeck. Fae Reilley. Third row: Waller Peak. Neile Slrong, Leroy Sherwood, Roy Weise. George Moore, Lawrence Bergau, Jack Perry, Fred Hamillon. Laverne Losh. On Seplember 27, lhe F. F. A. held ils lirsl meeling wilh nineleen mem- bers present Ollicers who were elecled lor lhe year are: Wayne Len- hard, presidenl: Everell Williams, vice presidenl: Ray Jurgens, secrelary: Roberl Pelerson, lreasurer: Howard Froman. reporler: Cecil Tobeck, sen- linel, and Mr. Limberl, adviser. This year, eleven new members were inilialed as green hands and have been raised lo lhe degree ol lulure larmers. The Thanksgiving lurkey rallle was lhe mosl successful one yel. Over S40 worlh ol lickels were sold. Harold Reiler. Don Berger and Dean Jurgens look sleers lo lhe Junior Liveslock Show in Spokane lhis spring, and lhey were shown in Deer Park May 4. 'ri l - r 1 x 4 7 y ,U , KX Qs, --, fi X Ciba I X Q - 'I .:.'L 1 519. if N! 'S-'A xv vv OWS -vb ' . -. .f- 'tv 2 .L I' ' ..' 4. , - . -. .. -V A 1-..-' 9 Nut. -gs H' 5 - , - f 'W .,,. f , ,K Lv. 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Second row: Lillian Roll, Marian lnman, Karherine Sperry, Chuck Yoke, Tommy Reiler, Don Clouse, Norma Lindh, Joyce Reiler. The Sfag s+afF of nine+een-lorry-'Eve and six elecred Joyce Reiler as edi+or: Norma Lindh. business manager: Irene Renner. circulalion manager: Charles Yoke. exchange manager. The remaining members of lhe sfalf served as reporlers. Ramona Complon. Helen Bull, Don Clouse. Tommy Reifer, Marilyn Dunham, Lillian Roll, Marian Inman, Mary McGror+y. Bev- erly McNeill. Kafharine Sperry, and Mary Lu Sfrong. One of 'rhe high lighls of +he year was when a 'Few members of 'rhe slafl wen? on a four of fhe Spokesman-Review building in Spokane. This year's sraff has crealed a Dollies Diary which is crealed around freshman and sophomore girls. Commenl shows +ha+ +his column along wirh ldio+ic Ignorance by Idle Ida were very successful and enlerfaining. Band 65089 Firsi row llefl 'ro righlls Ernesl Fesser, Doris Welch, Teno Cosla, Arlhur Zuchelrlo, Roberla Anderson, Dean Jurgens. Second row: Belly Folleil, Mary Lou Klawunder, Frances Riddle, Nancy Viles, Belly Prui'H, Verneva Clark, Luella Millner, Joan Greenberg, Belly Lu Wright Dora Welch, Mary Lou Perrins, Evelyn Kincaid, Pal' Henry. Third row: Don Berger, Richard Walkins, Doris Gibson, K. Perrins, Marilyn Falk, Evelyn Casberq. Bob Gibson, Raymond Jurgens, Roberl' Olson, Norvin Riddle, Mr. Filch. Fourfh row: Wayne Lenhard. Frances Eickmeyer, Doris Jay. Jean Collins, John Crandall, Orville Gardner, Paul Inman, Evan Morgan, Jack Perry. The band is one of 'rhe mosl aclive organiza+ions in school, and consisls of forly-lwo members. all under lhe able direclion of Mr. Fi+ch, and weekly seciional rehearsal, under Mr. Markham. In lhe fall of lhis school year, several of our band members played in fhe All-Slar band of Spokane counly, 'rhis band consisled of ninely mem- bers, who were picked from difierenl bands lhroughoul' lhe counly. An all-day rehearsal was followed by a concerl a+ 'rhe Orpheum 'rhealer in Spokane. This band also played al The Music Fesiival in Spokane, May I. ln March +he band journeyed 'lo Cheney for +he Easlern Washingfon Music Meel, and all lhe members perlicipaled in a mass band of over four hundred pieces. A 'Few of lhe many aclivilies of l'he band are: Playing al differenf communily organizalions, foolball and baskelball games, playing for our school broadcasl over KGA, and a 'Fall and spring concer'l. Wi+h gradualion we will lose many of our musicians, bui' we hope 'rhal' af leas+ some of ihese vacancies can be filled by pupils coming from lhe grade school. The band wishes lo lhank Mr. Filch and Mr. Markham for lhe direclion and 'rime 'rhey have spenl wilh us. Glee Club 65089 Firsi' row llefl +o righll: Failh Lowry, Phyllis Sloan, Doris Gibson, Laura Hand. Berna Moore. Bonnie Troulman. Juanila Luce, Edilh Jones, Lor- raine Millner. Second row: Dora Welch, Evelyn Kincaid, Marguerile Snyder, Freida Inman, Belly Lu Wrighl, Doris Welch, Laura Mae Wrighl, Mary Slrong, Dorolhy Brill, Belrly Follefl, Mr. Filch. Lit: - X lv -X v f 'RX I, Q . ,4 fast w , QQ! ,Q-XA ily!- Q4 Music GNOND GLEE CLUB The Glee club consisfs of abouf 20 members, wifh several members from each class. They have appeared af fwo concerfs fhis year. A group from fhe chorus will be selecfed by Mr. Fifch fo appear af mass chorus, which will be held af Cheney. Washingfon on May 2. A frio consisfing of Phyllis Sloan. soprano. Laura Mae Wrighf, alfo, and K. Perrins, have ap- peared af many performances. The chorus has worked hard and faifhfully on many songs and choruses. A shorf fime ago fhe chorus presenfed The Beaufy Confesf, an oper- efla in fwo acfs. This was very successful, and enjoyed by all. This was direcfed by our direcfor, Mr. Fifch, and also fhe kind and faifhful help of Miss Casfle. All in all fhe chorus has again presenfed a very successful year fo fhe public. ln closing our glee club unfil nexf year, may we say, fhanks fo all fhose who have been so kind in helping us conclude a successful year. O Senior Play 65089 April 5. fhe senior play. Tiger House was presenfed under fhe direc- fion of Miss McNary. Doris Welch worked as assisfanf direcfor and Ray- mond Jurgens fook fhe posifion of sfage manager. lf proved fo be one of fhe biggesf successes in years, wifh fhe house sold ouf, and a large public demand for a repeaf performance, which we were unable fo give because of lack of fime. Tiger House revolves around Erma Lowrie lJoyce Reiferl who has iusf inherifed an old house in which fhere are many mysferious happenings, her Aunf Sophia lEvelyn Kincaidl lives wifh her and provides much amusemenf by consfanfly checking on her feefh. Peg Van Ess lDora Welchl who is very falkafive and boy crazy. and Erma's fwo cousins, Arfhur Hale lK. Perrinsj and Oswald Kerins lRoberf Olsonl come fo visif her. and Oswald adds comedy also by confinually chaffering abouf his specimens. The mysferious mood of fhe play is sef by Yami lCharles Yokel a Hindu servanf, and Mrs. Murdock lBeffy Lu Wrighfl a Scofch servanf, bofh seem fo be responsible for fhe many mysferious happenings. Thompson lRoberf Pefersonl anofher rough characfer of fhe play becomes very servile in fhe lasf acf. Maclnfosh lTommy Reiferl helps fo provide fhe romanfic inferesfs of fhe play and is revealed as fha fiance of Erma. The big surprise of The play comes when Arfhur Hale is revealed as a murderer. and is proved responsible for all fhe mysferious happenings. Aflz lefics Y Z Q, ' gg, Z , 'L- Aff? 5 A.,,. .. ., ...- 6 2' ,- Foo+baH GWVK9 The nineleen-forfy-live 'rurnouf 'For foofball was +he larges'r in many years, wilh forly-five suils being laken. A lolal of len games were played wi+h 'rhe slags iaking 'rhree and dropping seven. The siags have a very promising +eam for +he coming season, for many of +he besf players are sophomores and juniors. The scores for 'rhe season were as follows: Cenfral Valley B ......,................... 6 Deer Park Riverside ......s..,...... ...... O 'Deer Park Cheney ....... ......... 2 I Deer Park Riverside ..........,. ,..... 6 Deer Park Medical Lake ........ ...... 0 Deer Park Cheney ...........,. ......... 3 9 Deer Park Medical Lake ..,... ........, l 3 Deer Park Mead .................. ...... 7 Deer Park Wesl Valley B ........ .......,. I 9 Deer Park Mead .....,.............,...................... 3I Deer Park Firsf row llefl' io righll: LaVern Losh, EvereH Williams, Raymond Jur- gens. Roberl Olson. Wayne Lenhard. Charles Yoke, Charles Gibbs. Marlin Malek. Second row: Tom Reiler, Lawrence Bergau, Jim Pelerson, Kennelh Fisher, Augusl' Pe+erson, Ernesl' Feser. Dale Bushnell. Third row: Teno Cosfa. manager. Dan Slansbury, Eldon Hulchins, Rober'r Peierson. Lloyd E+ier, Roberf Browning, Bob Ons+ad, Roy Weis. Floyd Reilly, man- ager. Fourfh row: Lewis Daugherfy. Dean Jurgens, Fred Hamillon, Jack Onslad. George Hand, Bob Gibson. Don Berger, Allan Morris. BasebaH 65089 The nineleen-forly-six baseball season was no'r very far along when lhis annual wenl fo press, buf il' looks as 'rhough The squad is going 'ro +own. They +ook 'rheir firs+ game wifh Mead 20 +0 IO wifh Wicked Willie fhe piicher hurling a firsl-class game. He also hi+ five 'For 'live 'rhaf day. x Q- ! Pass gn, I T! e, 4--4 .L- 1 1 ,Il 'XM Ailsif x ivyuvx 1,1 :avr-us A 23 CLSS l'T7e 4.--4 Qaufiabf- wkdlnki I I ' O1 w , x ', 714. .,,, , . 1 77 t Q 1- x Xx ffifkffbf Q dl lb-.-5' YQ -:nav P1- - 0 T tl nm., , . T55 gg '-T'.f:. 'rm R . .Q .- ','., ' If ig, -A V ., 1 , a Q g f 1' -7- . ' . .,. f A -1 11 ' Jiri.. Q13 3 YQ? fy . ., . W , .rf .1 , 41 JK 3 4. W. , v., , . J' .3 Tw- - iq., . at - v ra' N3 L-, . 4 , .-. . , Y ,fag-,f,:I.Q 2' 2,--I 1, - -V I aw , - ,WI 5 -f V' . 1 ' . .:A'f 'f'f: ' Yi' I -K fr-1 55:55 gi W- ' -iii.. A A f-, 4: img VSZQ5: if H, 4 al ,4..sH 1 Yell Queens 6508.9 Carolyn Mason, Mary Lou Berg. LaVonne Jarre+'r. Baskeiball 63029 Afier a Iough foofloall schedule. baskeiball slaried wifh eighi Ieiiermen from las? year. We played sixleen non-conference games during Ihe sea- son which made a very full schedule for ihis year. We dropped a few hearf-breakers by one or +wo poinis and one in an over+ime wifh Newport Leflermen as The resuli of Ihis season were: Perrins, Lenhard. Fisher. Moore. Yoke. Froman, Morris. Losh. Efier, Browning. Gordon. Huichins. Kinney. B. Onsiad, Weis and J. Peierson. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Wilbur ......... ............. I 7 Deer Park Newpori ..... ......... I 5 Deer Park Gonzaga ........ ......... 6 I Deer Park Gonzaga ................ ......... 4 2 Deer Park Ofis Orchards ......... 26 Deer Park Riverside ............ ......... I 5 Deer Park Cenlral Valley ......... 24 Deer Park OI'is Orchards ......... 43 Deer Park Wilbur ................ ......... 3 I Deer Park Mead ...,... ......... 3 6 Deer Park Cusick ...,..... ......... 2 6 Deer Park Riverside .....,.. ......... I 2 Deer Park Newpori' ............ ......... 2 8 Deer Park Ofis Orchards ......... 30 Deer Park Cusick .........,...... ......... 40 Deer Park Mead .............. ......... 3 2 Deer Park Riverside ........ ......... 2 2 Deer Park Springdale ...... -M ..... 46 Deer Park Springdale ...... ....,.... I 5 Deer Park Fairfield .............. ....... ......... 4 O Deer Park Rockford .................................... 3I Deer Park Firsl' row llefi' io righ+l: Mariin Malek. Laverne Losh. K Perrins. Kenneih Fisher, Jim Peierson. Eldon Huichins, Teno Cosia. Second row: Lloyd Efier. Chuck Yoke, Bob Onsiad, George Moore. Fred Morris, Roberl' Browning, Jack Ons+ad, Wayne Lenhard. Wresrling 65929 In frying fo creare wreslling in 'rhe couniy, a number of boys +urned our, and learned 'rhe wreslling 'rechniques and demonsfrafed 'rhem a+ a number of smokers af differeni' places in +he counfy. There was no wresiling in orher schools in fhe counly. fherefore, The compelirion was be+ween boys from Deer Park. Firsf row llef+ +o righrlz Howard Froman, Ernesr Fesser. Al Gordon. Second row: Ralph Rossifer, Gerald Weis, Leroy Sherwood. v -, H n i . 'Y ' ' - 'fi M w .1-fm - I. iii-,li y 1 if X va 'fm ' J Boxing 65489 The boys go+ siarfed a liHle 'foo lare 'ro +ake par? in 'lhe counry or dis- +ric+ meers, bu+ some smokers were held wi+h oiher schools in fhis area. The boys did preHy well 'rhis year considering +heir la+e srarf. The oursfanding boxers 'rhis year were Paul lnman, wiih five 'rko's and Ken Fisher wi'rh four +ko's. The grade school also had a number of boufs on fhe high school card. 1iA ll . . Bob '70 Dgdn eply , f '- QSEGQZ, -4:-V' ... .h E ,5 R .3 In 'PTIQTI 'FrSllcT k A t T Q5 X 3 Xb B . , 1 ' 1 D W 1 JOHYVILY Dan lx mai f 4 'ti A I , . A - U'-91 o .f F ...- wc 1. f fa, 3 -..5- 1 ' 5-.Tiff H-F! . k F'- 3f ' JI 'ff' w -w 1 f. --i .zu M.: ' 6 . . 1 Cgwy zum, 'D ', f y . , Q , Dedh I I or Ste C fg l F-A3 5 Inman 715401 if E -Q ' U 3 X pu Q. 3 A Y X, .fol1'n'lLff rw-'-,N i 9' Dan LG ,X 517 A f -4: r 5 K, af 9, iv! fa.-M u , 'Q L OSA -92 is 1551161 5, Weis I YA Dagglacvfj Ovvstfmd '-3' .'L.-M . Lk. Adverffsing I F X ff ff? X 3 N A ' ,--- ,, ' in. Q-,L ' - QQ 1: -X A Q -1: x H S s -Q: . , ' , I., xx ' xx ., W' . f i -1f J +R rw-- 1f2i 1 fra.. mg, N:7:1QqH:-H-in ,-. Sxxgxjiik fi I -NF-flx gf?f f!'::'-1- ':i.x1f. .- .51- -11.-Y A fag:-,,, .,4. lJ,.i Qi ,P-A A . Q, Humor 65089 Miss McNary: Take fhis sen- fence. 'Lef The cow be faken our of fhe loin' Whaf mood? Johnny: The cow. Johnny: Who is fhaf fellow over fhere? He's been wafching you all evening. Jean: Oh, don'+ mind him. He's only 'rhe fellow who broughf me here. Mr. Perrins: lf fhere were Mr. Jones, Mrs. Jones and fhe baby. how many were +here? Teno: There were fwo and one fo carry. Joyce: ls if dangerous fo drive wifh one hand? Wayne: You bef. More fhan one fellow has run info a church doing if. Hisfory feacher: Henry, for whaf was Louis XIV chiefly respon- sible? Henry lposifivelyl: Louis XV. Dickie, said Mrs. Beam, you may fell us how many are fwo and fwo. Two and fwo, Dickie prompfly replied, are four. Tha+ is very good, Dickie, commended fhe feacher. Goodl said Dickie. Grea+ guns, if's perfec+l Miss McNary: Did Longfellow have many fasi friends? Roberf O.: Longfellow had many fasf friends, buf Anna and Phoebe Cary were +he fasfes'r. Jimmie, said fhe feacher. why don'f you wash your face? l can see whaf you had for break- fasf fhis morning. Wha+ was if? Eggs. Wrong, Teacher. Thai' was yes- ferday. Here lie fhe bones of Sadie Jones, To her all men were ferrors: She lived a maid and died a maid, No hifs, no runs, no errors. They were sifling alone in fhe moonlighf. No word broke 'rhe romanfic sfillness for half an hour. Then Ardifh said: Suppose you had money: whaf would you do? Proudly Evereff fhrew ouf his chesf, saying, l'd fravel. He felf her warm hand slide info his, and his head dropped. When he looked up she had gone. ln his hand was a nickel. Sepf. Od. Nov. Dec. Jan. Calendar 4-School opens!! In 'lhe groove, kids. I2-Pep rally-war's over. fire again!! I3-Our firsl' foolball game. We played Cenlral Valley and won?? I9-lni+ia+ion-Caveman and bobby-soxers everywhere. 2I-Riverside 'raken by Deer Park. Roger! 26-Sophs refurn parly lo freshmen. Dance and eaf. 28-Cheney a+ Deer Park. our lirs+ loss. Ouchlll 5-Foo+ball game-Riverside a+ Deer Park. We win again. 8-Workday-more sore backs!! I6-B Squad vs. Cusloclial School. Did we gel 'raken?? I9-Mead a+ Deer Park-Homecoming. Boy i+'s swell fo see some ol fhe 'fellows back. 26--Wesi' Valley bea+s Deer Park. Some of fhe boys mus+ have been sick. Poor excuse!!! 2-Mead 'fakes our las! foo+ball game. 2I-School ou! a+ l:3O p. m. Yea!!! 22-23-Thanksgiving vacaiion. Our lirsl' brea+hing spell. 30-Fall concerl--All fhe music deparlmenl lurns out 4-The firsl' baske+ball game. We played Wilbur and los+. Bu! il was close. 7-Senior pie social and dance. Firsl one ever given, buf if was a big success!! 8-Baskeiball wi'l'h Newporf. Firsf home game! I3-Deer Park plays ai' Gonzaga. Boy are we big sho+s. I4-Gonzaga a+ Deer Park. Who do you 'rhink won?? I8--Soph. one-acl plays given in fhe affernoon. 2l-Senior ball. Winler wonderland. . 24-Chrisfmas vacafion. Hubba-Hubba. 26-28-Holiday lournamenfs a+ Cenlral Valley. 4-Deer Park a+ O+is. 9-We play Wilbur and win. I I-Deer Park a+ Mead. I5-Deer Park a'r Cusick. I7-Firsi semesler exams. Up al! nighllll 22-Deer Park a+ Newport They win in an overfime. 25-Olis here. 29-Cusick a+ Deer Park. Feb. l-Mead here. 4-Dramalics club program. New makeup lcit 6-7-8-No school. Busses couldn'f gef lhrough. Whoopeelll 8-Deer Park a+ Riverside. I2-Deer Park af Springdale. I4-The Gladia'ror movie. I+ was dark, +ooll I5-Springdale here. Lasl home game. We wonl 2l-22-23-Spokane counly baslcelball 'rournament Mch. I-Operetla. The firsl in a number of years. 6-Mud vacalion. Life can be beaufiful. 8-Boxing. Mead. here. Lois of blows. I4-Olis here. More blows. I9-Mead again, only lhere fhis lime. 22-Springdale here. Apr. I-Deer Park al Springdale. 5-Senior play. Whal a colossal. sfupendous. magnificent and l mighl add. good performance. 9-Baseball, Springdale rhere. Good old baseballll I2-Junior Prom. Well done, Juniors. I6-School our al lO:2O. Holchall I7-Mead here for more baseball. Close game-20-I0 for Deer Park. I9-O-lis here. 26-Junior plays. May I-Counfy Music Feslival. 2-Junior-Senior banquet 3-Riverside here. 7-O'I'is lhere. IO-Spring concert I4-Mead fhere. I5-Sryle show and Mofhers' lea. I9-Baccalaureale. 22-Class night 24--Commencement I+'s all over, seniors. 29--School oullll No more pencils. no more books. no more leach- ers' dirfy looks. Humor GNOS9 Robert have you whispered wi+hou'r permission? Only wuns+. Raymond, should Roberi have said 'wuns+'? No'm, he should have said 'l'wlCl l Teacher: Did your faiher help you wifh 'rhis problem? Willie: No. l goi if wrong my- self. In place of being a Colonel Wi+h a chicken on my shoulder, l'd raiher be a privaie Wi+h a chicken on my knee. Roberh Are you doing any- +hing ihis evening? Arlene lexcifedlylz No, no+hing al' all. Rober+: Wha+ a wasie of lime. Miss Dickinson: Those 'franks' you sen+ me-ihey were meal af one end and bread al 'rhe o+her. Mr. Limberiz Yes: in +hese fimes il' is hard To make bo+h ends meat Mr. Perrins: BeHy. where was fha Declaraiion of Independence signed? BeHy: A+ +he boH'om, I guess. Miss Rice: Be1 ry. why are you Iaie 'For school every morning? BeH'y: Every 'lime I come +o fhe corner a sign says. 'School- Go Slow'. I+ is awful. Mrs. Williams, +he way sporis are degenera+ing. My boy was dismissed from 'ihe ball ieam because he was foo honest Wha'I' was 'rhe ma'Her? He wouldn'+ sieal bases. Kenneihz Didn'+ you feel a sirange sensafion fhe firsl' fime you kissed a girl? EvereH': No. she was no sfranger and she was no sensa- Hon. He pul' his arm around her waist The color lefi her cheek, Bu'r on +he shoulder Of Junior's coaf, H- s+ayed abouf a week. Miss Qas+le: Pat do bo'rh of your dogs have licenses? Pa+: Oh. yes. They're iusf covered wifh +hem. Mr. Click: Did you fake a shower? Harold: No, is There one miss- ing? I . 4 If Ng. si ' Q . k , ll f 'I ,'s .' , I ' If 5 - X 'T f:.f-.- 4 A 'v X' ,,-Lax. 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For CompIe+e Service siop af l The Public Service S1'a'I'ion Deer Parl: Shell Gas 8: Oil Lubricafion Eleci-rical Appliance Earl 8: Johnny Phone 3l2 LAUER FUNERAL HOME also Experf Linoleum Service Phone I5l R. E. Lauer Deer Parlz. Wash. PRESCRIPTIONS Accuralely Filled S+a+ionery Cards Gifis Medical Supplies Fountain Service Go or Call Deer Park Drug Phone 705 4 Deer Park, Wash. E A T S A Boolhs. Coun'rer M E A L S Foun+ain Service Come on in and see us ai ihe Coiu Inn Phone I24I Deer Parlr, Wash. For +he Bes+ in ELECRICAL APPLIANCES Wes+inghouse Zenifh ' Admiral Mayiag Crosley See .... E. C. Weber Hardware Deer Park, Wash. Follow 'rhe Crowd +o Loon Lake buf S'rop and Shop a+ Troufmons for Groceries, Mea+s. Hardware. Feeds. Dry Goods. Founiain Service. Fishing' Taclcle SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CARDS, CANDIES Ofher Sundries +o .Meer Your Needs ' Deer Park Vorieiyll' Mr. and Mrs. Enrighf I Deer Parlr. Wash. GENERAL DRY GOODS D E P A O L A ' S Deer Park, Wash. Farmers 8. Merchani' Ciiy Meai' Markei' Bank eooa Mm Cu? Riqhf--Priced R'gh+ Member Sa+isfac'rion Gueranieed Federal - Deposif Ins. Corp. Ol' ' Your Money Beck Deer Park, Wash. L E E 3, 0 L E Phone I39I Deer Par R. R. Grove's for DRY GOODS and YOUR INSURANCE Deer Park. Wash. FOR THOSE GIFTS in JEWELRY See Furresi' Biddle Deer Park, Wash. Congra+uIa+ions 'ro Ihe Class of '46 M I X ' S FOUNTAIN SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sundries ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Mix Deer Park. Wash. D O N ' S . . . 'for . . GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS GROCERIES Ice Cream UNION GAS 8: OIL Phqng 43l Dear Park, Wash. Ed's Tavern 81 Pool Hall MAGAZINES - CANDIES Sofi Drinks, Ice Cream Ed. Spooner Clayfon. Wash. Go +0 Shop al' Clay'I'on Garage and Cliffs 8' 'Millie Service S'I'a1'ion I MOI' 5 Associeied for GROCERIES and VEGETABLES For Shell Gas and Oil Thal' Overhaul Job and Associa+ed Gas and Oil Ber'I' Swineyard Clayfon. Wn. Open Sundays and Evenings Deer Park Phone 452 Wishing Ihe Class of I946 Success and Happiness in Iheir Chosen Field of Endeavor Wing Bros. 81 Cowan Reduced Rales Citizens UiiIi'I'ies Ole. Siump and Mille for CHEAPER ELECTRICITY GROCERIES VEGETABLES for Dry Goods. Hardware Cooking-Heaiing-Lighiing Clayion, Wash. Deer Parlr Phone 655 Self Service in Choice of Groceries Fresh Frozen Foods Vegefables GET THE BEST at L. 81 W. GROCERY Phone I65 Deer Park R. E. WiH'er. Mgr. Hearfy Congraiulefions and Success To Ihe Class of I946 c. M. QUALLS for GROCERIES - FISHING TACKLE - AMMUNITION -- DRUGS ICE CREAM STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS C. M. Qualls Loon Lake, Wash. Washingfon Brick 81 Lime Co. B R I C K - T I L E Cleyion, Wash. M E A T S STEAKS and sANDwucHEs af Fred's Markei' The Besi in Sieaks. Roasis H. B. Sausages and whaiever your appefife asks for. Fred and Mrs. Fred Deer Park a+ D. D.'s Tavern A Goog Place fe Meet Your Friends Deer Perlr. Wash. ' Have Your Cer Checked ai' fhe Chris1'iansen's Associaied Service Main and Crawford Oil. Gas. Lubricefion and Accessories Carl Chrisfiansen Deer Park Siandard Oil Producis H. L. ALM Ageni Phone I95 Deer Pork Congrafulafions +o the Class of '46 DEER PARK LUMBER CO. Lumber Building Supplies Phone l25I Deer Park, Wash. Burgan's The Class of I946 wishes 'Io For The Bes'r In 0 . . express ihenr appreciation Vegefables Groceries lo me merchant for Feed fhe privilege of OWNER MARK MYERS Phone 685 Deer Park using ihese eds. 'ii' Deer Park Auio Freighi' Carriers of all lcinds' of Commodi+ies Deer Park Creamery Company Manufaciurers of SILVER CREST ICE CREAM and Our Bes+ Buffer under ideal condiiions Cold Siorage Locker Boxes Phone 273 Deer Park, Wash. Haden's Fix-H' Shop We lix and remodel any+hing wor+hy of repair. Marvin Haden Deer Park, Wn Go fo +l1e Dislribufors of SHELL on PRODUCTS Deer Pflfk Bflfbei' Shop Charles Hammond Agenf Gasoline and Fuel Oil Phone l72 Deer Parlr, Wash. for fhe besf in HAIRCUTS and SHAVES Chewelah Laundry Service . Dry Cleaning . . 4-day Service ' Ray V. Ball Deer Park, Wash Eleciric Service Si'a'l'ion Deer Park. Wash. Eleciric Repair Au'l'o Supplies PHONE 48I X l Xi' f Y. f - 4, f , ' 2-C-1--1 -XJ if B'xl'X K H1605 h M ISIGN 1 X ,. 1 , PA eg .l, M U. M T rf as 2, J A n 'P f A . Hi f .1 3 Hi? I. x Nr in ,S-:sauna-, -if' g:L1f ' .-,nf . , ...., +A' ,,-. N 1. -r ' J -nh' 4. ,-:J -1.1 Qs.- ? Q'f4 ' pq ATH Rx. ,Q -'S+ ' Q x --.xg . Q, Q4 - ,J .. -QA' Ag v 1, E- L?'i'.. - -I . Y ,,1, 4+' '. 1,, -, .-If -23 ' wr. . JK .fm 'isa ' J. , 1 -K -if .Q :L irgfz., , ,A -:eggs J Uri' Fuji 29 , rx L 'iff 11,-. Y -.,-,Y g..-, .L , 1-555 A Y., J? . S fr .J sh- .ir .1 m. .vi J ,., Ax' J ff:- ll l.,4,. .' -1 g , 95' .., -.,, vfsip ' -fx f -':.- N I., .. r :E I, f 1-X 1 . .1- , . 5. 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