Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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 aphnmart' Class President ..........:............................ Harry Bowen Vice-president .................. Howard Chapman, Miles Hoff Secretary ....................................... Frank Gruber Treasurer ....................................... Nancy Mason Entering seventy-five strong in our Freshman year, our number has de- creased to an enrollment of forty-four students. We were well represented in all school activities. Of our number, two were on the first team of basketball, four on the first team of football, and fifty per cent of the Torch Society was made up of Sophomores. Four Sophs were in the county semi-finals for declamatory and one represented Edmonds in the county finals. We entered into the social life of the school by giving our first party. Within the two English classes two clubs were formed. The “Broadcasters with their president, Lila Wieder, and the “Live Wires” under the leadership of Marian Duff, gave monthly pro- grams for their own benefit. None other than Mrs. Bliss aided us in our trials and tribulations. thirteen

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if resimum (Class President ................................................... Lila Wilder Vice-president ................................. Spencer Records Secretary ...................................... Garvane Flourney Treasurer ........................................ Mildred Kelly At the beginning of the school year in 1928, ninety freshmen assem' bled at E. H. S. They were divided into two classes, Mr. Jacobson having Freshmen I and the football coach, Mr. Bieber, having the upstairs class, Frosh II. Quite a number turned out for football and basketball, and there developed some good material for track and tennis too. The last part of the term, the downstairs class held an assembly giving “Back to Your Knitting,” a one-act play, which was well received. twelve

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Ijmmu (Class FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Helen Conklin ...................President ............. Johnny Hovde Howard Dent .....................Vice-president ........ Helen Siegrist Pearl Murie ......................Secretary Pearl Murie Vesta Yost .......................Treasurer Nedra Bacon In 1926 we entered, fifty in number, into the ranks of Freshmen. Uiv der Mr. Rinehart’s wing, we lost all of our silly ideas and became sober High School students. In addition to many other activities, we won the county declamatory contest. As Sophomores, a few less in number, we gave our party. We also had five members in the Torch Society. Mr. R. F. Johnson helped us over the stepping stones of this period. As Juniors, we feel somewhat greater, although we are only thirty-five in number. We have six members in the Torch Society and are repre' sen ted in every activity. An outstanding feature and one of which we are proud is the fact that one student from Edmonds, who was placed on the county football squad, was a Junior, Johnny Hovde. We deeply regretted the loss of our advisor, Mr. Johnson, who re- signed due to illness. However, we started our second semester with a bang under the supervision of Mr. Hatch. We chose as our Class play, “The Bashful Mr. Bobbs” a comedy in three acts. fourteen