Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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Calendar Torch Benefit Dance ....................... Torch Initiation .......................... Boys' Club Dance........................... Annual High School Leaders’ Conference .... Father-Daughter Banquet ................... End of second six weeks ................... Thanksgiving Vacation ..................... Vodvil, “Cut the Deck” .................... Opening of Basketball Season .............. Christmas Vacation ........................ End of semester ........................... Volley Ball Sports Day .................... Senior Party .............................. County Basketball Tournament .............. Sophomore Marionette Show.................. District Basketball Tournament ............ Operetta, “Once In a Blue Moon” ........... Western Washington Play Day at U. of W. Letterwomen Initiation .................... Girls’ Club Tolo Dance .................... Arlington Exchange Assembly ............... Opening of Track Season ................... Torch Party ............................... Girls’ Basketball Sports Day .............. Senior Play ............................... Easter Vacation ........................... Junior Party .............................. Puppet Show ............................... County Typing Contest ..................... County Track Preliminaries ................ Senior Skip Day ........................... Junior Play ............................... County Track Meet ......................... Mothers' Day Tea .......................... Dad's Nite ................................ County Music Festival ..................... County Grade School Day ................... District Track Meet ....................... State Eighth Grade Exams................... Sophomore Party ........................... Girls’ Sports Day ......................... County Tennis Tournament .................. State Track Meet .......................... Letterwomen Banquet-Initiation ............ Lettermen Banquet-Initiation .............. Baccalaureate ............................. Memorial Day Holiday ...................... Commencement — Close of School ............ twenty-six ........... October 14 .......... November 10 ........... November 11 ..... November 9, 10, 11 .......... November 17 .......... November 29 November 30 - December 1 ...... December 8 and 9 .......... December 15 ... December 22 - January 2 ........... January 19 ........... January 20 ........... January 20 ....... February 19-24 .............. March 1 .......... March 1, 2, 3 ........... March 9, 10 ............. March 10 ............. March 13 ............. March 16 ............. March 16 ............. March 19 ............. March 23 ............. March 24 ............. March 29 ............. March 30 .............. April 6 ............. April 13 ............. April 14 ............. April 28 ................ May 1 ................ May 4 ................ May 5 ............... May 11 ............... May 12 ............... May 12 ............... May 12 ............... May 12 ............. May 17-18 ............... May 19 ............... May 19 ............... May 19 ............... May 19 ................ May 22 ............... May 26 ............... May 27 ............... May 30 ............... June 1

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The Boys’ Club has enjoyed a series of interesting and educative pro- grams during the year 1933-34, having played host to several entertaining speakers. Subjects of discussion have been: service, athletics, travel, and school cooperation. The club’s first social event was the Armistice Dance, which was given on the evening of November 11. A patriotic motif was carried out in the decorations. The music was excellent, and the guests thoroughly enjoyed the dancing. At Christmas and at Thanksgiving the members of the club assisted the Girls' Club in the distribution of large quantities of food and clothing, a service which is rendered jointly by the two clubs each year. On May 12 the Boys’ Club played host to the fathers of the district at their annual Dads' Nite. The evening was a parade of enjoyable stunts and games, together with an interesting and educational formal program. The event was a bigger success than was last year’s, and gave us much en- couragement for our future efforts. OFFICERS Harold Nelson ...... Dick Young.......... Ernest Nilsen ...... Kenneth Wickstrom .....President Vice-President .... Treasurer .....Secretary twenty'eight