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CONTENTS Foreword Dedication Administration Student Body Activities Athletics Advertising IIUO Foreword f F f How would you like to take EL trip into the jungle -maybe hy tigers hack! just hop ong there's lots of room. We will carry you safely through the thicket where you will once more he remind:d of those happy school days. Here's to a very happy trip and a. safe return! 0 0 Dedication To the Tiger -Rajah of the jungle, and ruler of our school spirit, we dedicate this book. May his unseen presence remain the symbol of the indom- itzlble courage of our athletes. May he inspire among all of us that greater unity which is our goal --- true school spirit . lv N P ,-.-..- . , V ' ff -- tty- 39- nf 'Q---f-r..---35 ., K g :! jq, , 5E-fgykq g ff ,kg k ,,,,,, ., 5..H,W, , 1 Q,-1 0 .1-pix: . Q --S-'33, gg. -- 1 1, fr'R: 'fe - ' -.fra-QAM 1- ' v,g.n- v' -Wgg 1 sri fa- ,..i. -.' ,fflfaaf-. 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REPRESENTATIVES Standingg Mr. Hatch, adviserg Annis Hovde, Bud King, Bob Thom' son, Richard Spoor, Bill Bentler, Miss Jones, adviserg Richard- Hicks, Earl Jones, Bob Roe. K .Seated: Allyn Hanbey,iLaura Butlen Helen Moyf, Margaret Littley Gertrude Hobson, Mrs. Murphy, Hd-illS61'l Much credit is due this group of 'business boys and' girls for they were alt the controls of all our activities for the year. They showed their'real ability and sound judgment in a wide choice of ' assemblies and sound economic planning. They are real leaders. 'nine 611 S is for seniors, mighty are they. E is for energy they seem to display. N is for nice they always must be. I is for indifferent they once tried to O is for oneness, individuals are they R is real, their realness outweighs. THELMA JANE CRESSEY Pres. Senior C'ass, Operetta 3, Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3. X E . 2. .Q 5 in lx, k . . .. X ' k GEORGE JOHN BERNARD BREED THOMSON l5i'l5f '2?SZ?l1'a. T525 ifnlfaifriils. 353522 hate 4' Music pesti, 4, Pres. Class 2, Bus. val s, Athletics 1, 2. Mgr- Junior Play. Prompter Sr. Play. WILSON PAUL Q DeLAND CARLSTEDT Vice-Pres. Sr. Clase, Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baweball 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta 2. 4, Edilor Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, Music Fes- tival 2. 8, Athletics 3. Band Contest 1, 2, Wireless 4. RAY ' HIN KELMAN See. Sr. Class, Vod- vil 2, Football 3, 4. 4. VELMA CLARKE Ballard, Sec.-Treas. Sr. Class, Sr. Play, County Typing' Con- test, Glee 3, Property Mgr. Sr. Play. REAH KENNEDY Third Ranking' Sr., Sec. Girls' Club 3, Co-Editor Annual 4, Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Board of Control 2, 4. SLEATER Treas. Sr. Class, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class, Lettermen 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. eleven Ffpfii- X . . me 1 ., .... , ,q.gQSq-lf --X , xi GUSTAVE AND ERSONJ T GRACE BARR Vodvil 2, Operetta 2, Glee 1, 2, Athletibs Ig. Shorthand Contest' 4. . BERNARD' BURTIS ?1:l8C0l'tES,, Athletics DONALDW CLAUSEN Letterman 2, 8, 4, Junior-Play, Annual Staff 2,1 3:2 4, Stage Crew 1,' 2,3 8, 4, Mgr. Asst., Mgr. Student Body.2, 3, -4. twelve., Footballflg' 2,' 8, 4,' BETTY AITCHISON Vodvil 3,- 4, Lettere girls 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Usher Jr. Sr. Play, County All' ' Star ' Volley Ball 2. JESSEU BELL, Lettermen 3, 4, Jr. Play, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football,3, 4, Vod- vil 3,-All Star Foot- halll 4. WALTER BURFITTM Queen Anne High, Wireless 4, Quillui Scroll 4, Bus, Mgr. Wireless 4.4 JUNE COBURN lizzllarcl, Oiiice, Ahh.. OLAF ALMAAS ' Athletics 1, 21' 3, 4... HAROLD2- BENTLY Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Wireless 4, ESTHER1 CARLSON ' Wireless 4, Athletics 1, 2, 4, U. of 'W. Playday 1, Tennis Squad' 1, 2, 4,' Class Treasurer 1, Posture Winner 4. .0 MAE COBURNI' Ballard, Utlicep Atha- letics. 1... BERT ARMES2l Wireless 4, Band 11,1 2, Music Festival 2,. Quill 8: Scroll 4, Band Contest 1, 2. JOHNU BRANNER. Band 1, 2. 3, 4, lland' Contest 1, 2, 3, 4,.. Athletics 1, 2, 4, Vodvil 3, Music Fes- tival 2, 31, 4. HM CHARD Operetta 2, 3,- Ath- letics 3, Radio Ginhn 1, 2,-3, 4. - DOROTHY K CROW ' Pres. Girls Club 4,.. Vice-Pres. Girls' Club 3, Pres. Fresh. Class,.. Lettergirls 8, 4, See. Student Body' 3,.. Torch 2, 3, 4. MARY LU DAVIS Stage Crew 2, 3. LAURIE DUSTON Vodvil 1, 2, 8, 4, Jr. Play, Wireless 4, Operetta 4, President Quill dz Scroll 4, Tumbling 2, 8, 41 JOE EWING Track 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 8, Boys' Club Cab. 3, Soph. Decora- tion Committee. DAVID GRAEFF Operetta 2, 4, Vodvil 8, 4, Jr. Play 8, Glee 2, Chorus 4, Wash- inxtorfs Birthday As- nem.bLv 3. DON DEMING Vodvil 8, Torch 2. RUTH ELEY Meridian Union High, Athletics 3, 4, Let- Eergirls 3, 4. BETTY FOX Sixth Ranking Sr., Co-Editor Annual 4, Senior Play, Pres. Jr. Class, Vodvil 1, 2, 8, 4, Sec. Student Body. DOROTHY GREEN E Operetta l, 8, 4, Vod- vil 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Gfee I. 2, 8, 4, Music Festi- val 1, 2, 8, 4, Junior Play Curtain Act. PIERSON DEMING Football 3, 4, Letter- men 3, 4, Baseball 8 Vice-Pres. Bows' Club 4. EVA ERLANDSON Lettergirls 3, 4, Vod- vil 2, 4, Wireless 4, Glee 2, Torch 2, -l, Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA GAARD NORMAN HAMILTON Board of Control. JOHN DENBY Football 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Vod- vil 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men 1, 2, 3, 4- MARY EVANS Vodvil l, 3, Operetta 3, Clubbe Shoppe Chr. 4, Jr. Play, Annual Staff 4, Let-- tergirls 4. MONT' GARNETT Athletics 1, 3-, 4, Wireless I. ALLYN HANBEY Pres: Student Body 4, Board of Control 3, 4, Lettermen 1, 2, 8, 4, Sr Play, Class Treas. 2, S, Jr. As- sembly 8. ' thirteen HUBERT HATCHER Revue, Tumbling Club, Roos evelt, Baseball 4. LADDIE IANACEK Stage Crew 4, Track -I. EDITH LARSEN Athletics 1, mee 1, Jr. Play Usher 8. BERTRAND LON DERVILLE Track 3, 4, Basket- ball Mgr. 4, Wire- less 4, Quill 6 Scroll 4, Baseball 4, Track Mgr. 4. fourteen ERIS HELMUN Athletics 3. DOROTHY KELLEY Athletics 3, Girls' Club Representative. VIVIAN LEAN DERSON Girls' Club Sec. 1, 4, Operetta 1, Vodvil 1, 3, 4, Sec. Class 1, Girls' Club Repr. 3, Asst. Chairman Dec- oration Girls' Club 2. ALDEEN LOW Lettergirls 8, 4, Asst. Editor Wireless 4, Editor Wireless 4, Yell Leader 3, 4, Vodvil 1, 2, 4, Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4. r DON HOULE Football 1, 2, 8, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- termen 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta 3. JACK KING Football 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. S, 4, Pres. Student Body 4, Torch 2. ROBERT LEE Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Sports Ed. Wireless,4, An- nual 4, Lettermen 4. MAKOTO MAFUNE Kirkland, Football 1. DEN NTS HUBBARD Entered from Luke Stevens, Wireless 4, Baseball. HAZEL JOHNSON Jr. Play, Track 1, 2, 8, 4, Lettergirls 2, 8, 4, Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Treas. Let- tergirls 4. MAXINE LEE Torch 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. Torch 4, Let- tergirls 2, 8, 4, Pres. Lettergirls 4, Yell Leader 3, 4, Vodvil 1, 2, 8, 4. JANE MARSTEN , Entered from Frank- Iin, Athletics 4. GAYLE MATZEN Annual 3. Stare Crew 4, Athletics 1, 4, Jr. Play Prop. Mgr. 3. Typing Con- test 3, Operetta 3. DOROTHY MINISH Glee 2, 8, 4, Oper- etta 2, 8. 4, Vodvil 2, 8, 4, Jr. Play Cur- tain Act. R OBERT MURIE Tsaclc 2, Wireless 4, Annual Staff 4. GERTRUDE REUSCH Annual Staff 3, Art Editor Annual 4, Jr. Play Curtain Act, Mothers' Day Tea Program 8. WENDALL MCGINNESS Athletics 2, 3, 4, Asst. Mgr. Football. JANE MORRIS Entered from Yak- ima. LENORE OLSON Letter-girls 2, 8, 4, Usher Jr. and Sr. Play 8, 4, Track 2, 3, Vodvil 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. Lettergirls 4, County All Star Volley Ball 2. MARION RHODES I r. Play, Librarian VERNON McGRAW Basketball 1, 2, Foot- ball 2. HELEN I MOY Torch 4, Sec. Torch 4, Sec. Student Body 4, Treas. Class 3, Sr. Play, Jr. Play Cur- tain Act. VERA OLSON Lettergirls 4, Torch 4, Vodvil 1, 2, 8, 4, Girls' Club Repr. 4, Bus. Mgr. Wireless 2, Sec. Quill Q Scroll JEAN RICE Lincoln High School, Vodvil 4, Vlfireless 4, Athletics 2, 3, Bus. Mgr. Sr. Play, Deco- ration Committee Sr. Party. MAX MEYRING Vodvil 1, 2, , 3 4 Torch 4, Football 2 3, 4, Track 8, 4 Lettermen 3, 4, Cho rus 3, 4. DONALD MOYER Entered from Roose veit, Wireless 3, An nual Staff 3. EDWARD PLIMPTON Radio Club 8, 4. MARGARET ROBERTS Usher Junior Play. ffteen ROBERTA SCI-IOPPERT STUART Sr. Play, Vodvil 1, 21 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, Boys' Club Cabinet 3, Wire- less -11 MARGARET' TAYLOR Torch. 2, Sem Treas.. Torch 21 Lettergirls 3, 4, Board of Con- trol 1, 3, Jrz Play.. Senior Play- VIRGINIA Cl. WALKER Letterg-irls 2, S, 45, Vodvil: 1, 2, 3, Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4, Mgr. Basketball 3, Mgr. Valley Ball 2, Girlsf' Club Cabinet. 1.. SiX.C8C'l1 FLORENCE SOUKUP Treasurer Student Body 4.. FRANK SYLVIA Track. 2. HAZEL. TEUKE Wireless Assembly 21 Athletics 1,- 2, 4, Mothers' Day T28 Program 3, .Tre Play' Curtain, Act.. HAYDEN WAMSLEY Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Band' Contest 1, 2, 3. Mu- sic Festival 2, 8. I 1 EMIL STADLER Band 1, 2, 3. Tra-li 2, 3. 4, Lettermen 8, 4, Uperetta 41 Wire- less 4, Cross Country Running 3, 4. RUTH SYLVIA KATHERINTE' TERHUNE Lettergirls 3, 4, Jn Play Prompter, Vod- vil 4, Operetta Cbs- tumes 4, Jr. Party Decoration Com., Sn: Party Refreshment Committee. GUSTAVE WIGEN Pres. Jr. Class, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Sr. Play, Baseball 3, Orchestra 4.. ALEX' I STEWART Football 1, 2, 4, Bash lketball 1, 2, 4, Track: 1, 2, 4, Lettermen 2, 8, 4, Board of Con-- trol 1, Vice-Pres. of Class 2. HARRIETTI TAYLOR Holy Names Acad-- emy, Jr: Play, Prop.. Mgr. Operetta 4,, Dramatic Editor An-- nual 4, Senior Play, Wireless Staff 4. AUGUST , VON THUN Wfrelas -il, Operettm 3, 4L w KENNETH WILCOX Football 3, Baseballl 3+ 44 SENIDR CLASS HISTORY Lost In The Thicker ALFRED FLINT Pres. Boys' Club 4, Basketball 2, 8, 4, Football 2, 8. 4, Torch 4, Baseball 2. 3, 4, Pres. Class 2. DALE HUBER Pres. Class 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, Lettermen 4. MARGARET PATTERSON Roll Rep., Member Student Council, en- tered from West Se- Zttle, Chorus 4, Glee SIGNE DAHLIN MERLE HYA I'I' Entered from Call- fornia. Basketball 2, Football 2, 8. Base- ball Manager 3. CORRINE PRICE Board of Conti-ol'2, Sec. Girls' Club 8, Sec. Loyalty Club 4, Torch 2, S, Poster Club 3, entered from Kirkland. l Our hearts palpitating with awe, we, 105 rollicking tiger cubs, were first ushered through the majestic portals of Edmonds high' school in the fall of 1932. After a brief examination by the faculty - we were placed under the tender care of Miss McConihe and Mrs McGibbon, who bravely attempted to instill into us some of that noble spirit of learning to which our institution is dedicated. X In the fall of 1933, an intelligent group of bright sophomores, P no longer green freshman cubs, we passed into the hands of Mrs. I Hallie B. Anderson and Warren Bieber. Under their tutelage, our hidden intellectual qualities became observableg in fact, we had thirteen Torch members. The next fall Mrs. Grace Bliss and E. T. Parsons accepted the ' a duty of guarding the one hundred survivors. We maintained our'- high position as Edmonds' leading social lights by our presenta' tion of the junior dance, a peppy assembly, and a play, Healthy, .. Wealthy, and Wise. ,. As seniors, under the guidance of Miss jones and Mrs. Murphy, the class of 1936 achieved even greater heights than ever before. The ten with highest scholastic standings in the class of 92 are: . john Breed, 3.6383 Bernard Thomson, 3.6073 Reah Kennedy, 3.4163 Corinne Price, 31.355, Don Moyer, 3.353g Betty Fox, 3.3232 Alfred Flint, 3.32lg Paul Carlstedt, 3272, Maxine Lee, 3.1723 Dorothy Crow, 3.138. . 4 Of our activities of the year a highlight was the senior party, very successfully held under the flying colors of huge flags to the enchanting strains of the Shipmates and with confetti accompanie ment which proved a tangling feature at intermissionf' Also out' standing was our threefact comedy, Big Hearted Herbert, which was a howling success. The girls creditably showed their ability as cooks by serving a tea in the forrn of a farewell to the teachers. Then after four years of anticipation came that day so outstanding in a Seniors life, Skip Day. Despite the usual hazards no casualties weref reported and all survived to present themselves faultless for the passing of review. SCVC11f8C'l1 I U N I O R Top row: jasper Lance, Cedric Lindsay, Donald Echelbarger, Louis Benner, Art Grover, Ray Irlay, Stanley Jennings. Third row: Mrs. Bliss, adviser, jack Beem, Wayne Low, Nellie Johnson, Winnifred Hammond, jean Errgler, Naomi Fussell, Donna Berg, Joan Goring, Esther Herwick. Second row: Lloyd Burris, Bob Lichtenstein, Billy Anderson, Laura Butler, Jean BarrettfScott, Margaret Flodin, Marguerite Barnes, Florence Bertelson, Mary Elizabeth Davis, Karla Kelly. First row: Mina Gist, Margaret Hall, Maxine Bentler, Mddred Hudson, Alice Kerr, Jane Sylvia, Gertrude Hobson, Margaret Little, Fern Astell, Frances Bigelow. 955446 Top row: Archer Meyring, Richard Slye, Eddie Crary, Walter Ericksen, Adolf Gehala. Fourth, row: Wilbur Schroeder, Bill Rice, Vic Sanders, Theodore Wil' liams, Alfred Norgaard, Otis Nordstrom, Richard Spoof, Eldin Beyer, M11 Parsons, adviser. Third row: jack Von Thun, Stanley Meyers, George Blough, Murray Sennett, Carl Swanson, Donald Clark, Grant Breed, William Carlson, Second row: Betty Rae Patterson, Gladys Stdd, Peggy Peters, Ella Nelson, Dorothy Martin, Marca Terhune, Virginia Stuart, Bernice Vigars, Verna Reusch. First row: Lorraine Wilcox, Emma jane Yost, Wanda Yost, Ethel Nash, Roberta, Mullings, Lou Servey, Agnes Stadler, Anna Pennell, Laura Stenbol. eighteen l R S O P H O M O E S r 'Top row: David Dent, jesse Lowe, Emerson Hough, Arvey Hilberff, Paul Fcroe, Matt Randish, Harold Kelly, Harold Leise, Third row: Mrs. Anderson, George Armstrong, James Boyle, John Barnes, Lloyd Anderson, Winston Carlson, Arnold Anderson, Harold Kingsley, Ida Helander. Second row: Betty Bailey, Nancy Cleary, Jean Miller, Ida Ganzini, Evelyn g Arnes, Marie Engebretsen, Irene Miles, Peggy Lookey, Jeanette Hirzel, . Helen Anderson. First row: Linnea Anderson, June Lunsden, Ethel Janet, Marion Kerr, f Dorothy Goulet, Doris Burtis, Zelma Janet, Eileen Fischer, Linda Lipisto. 939459 . Top row: Eddie Orner, Warren Rowlette, Art Toothman, Bob Thomson, John Roberts. 1 Fourth row: Ralph NielsenjlCliii'ord Wright, Albert Scott, Harold Meyers, Victor Rendler, Bob Hanbey, Harry Einrno, Bob Stevens, Mr. Bieber. Third row: Wilfred Hansen, Allison Cox, Bob McKinley, Bill Servey, Carl juhola, Aubrey Hamilton, Sigfred Nelson, Rudolph Rommel, Robert Norman. Second row: Lorraine Edmonds, Arleen Otto, Wally Foard, Billy Bentler, Roy Weller, Jimmy Kelley, George Miller, George Erlandson, Hubert Lance, Hazel Solemslie. - , First row: Minnie Lu Horning, Bergliot Overland, Geneva Rasmussen, Vivian Sweet, Edith Pringle, Irene Thessen, Frances Thompson, Leota Turner, Helen Mund, Helen Wilson, nineteen B l F R E S twenty H M E N Top row: Bob Cosman, Bob Bishop, Wesley Grover, Harold Grim, Miss McConihe, Vern Thomas. Fourth row: Robert Downing, Elsworth Wilcox, John Bangerter, Jack Bartley, Scott Cady, Morgon Bartlett, Lily Torkelson, Dorothy Tooth- nian, Edith Ericksen, Walter Rosen, Clifton Murphy. Third row: Hubert Coyne, Richard Fisk, Jack Bluff, Willis Stubbs, Evelyn Walker, Alice Broclersted, Mary Jane Conklin, Ruth Broder- sted, Marion Carlson, 'Betty Date, William Bone, Bert Brent, Keith , Schoppert. Second row: Fred Stadler, Bill Hardman, Dorothy Clark, Merle Evans, Eva Brodersted, Mary O'Toole, Helen Weigel, Mavis Slettebo, jean Stewart, Vesta Weller, Lois Browder, Helen Beckerson, Arnold Burtis, Bill Hanbey, Ted Drechsler. Seated: Barbara Seigrist, Marion Freer, Betty Morris, Carol Bucklin, Mary Denby, Shirley Echelbarger, Evelyn Wellwood, Elsie Alrnaas, Hazle Carlson, Florence Beem. 955446 Top row: Jerome Mudge, Bob Hirschberg, George Kallstrom, Richard Hicks, Ralph Johansen, Howard Knutson. - Fourth row: Gordon Date, Gunnar Petterson, Henning Nelson, Ral h -Qili-D-EQ, Keith Eaton, Bill Meyring, Allen Meyer, Grant Matzen, Bob Roe, Mr. Hiersch. Third row: Charles Larson, Calvin McGraw, Arthur Janacek, Lindsay McClenny, Bill Niederhauser, Jim McClenny, Paul Patterson, Dick Taylor, William La Shure. E Second row: Betty Leader, Melba Herwick, Louise Hall, Maurine Morris, Ruth Hoff, Winston Norgar, Arthur Nelson, Lee Rodgers, Cy Plimpton. First row: Leona Magill, Juanita McDonald, Barbara. Pherigo, Ruth Pedersen, Halliday Lobdel, Patsy Podas, Margaret Olson, Evelyn Nel- son, Loretta McGraw, Rozann LeRoy. S Freshman Class History The youngest monkeys of our tribe to be permitted through the gates of the E. H. S. jungle came from far and near. Of these 115 wide-eyed freshies 5 7 entered from the Edmonds Grade School and 39 of that 57 entered the grade school from other schools. Thus they have but 18 pioneers The freshman class also includes 49 members from Alderwood and 9 who came from Esperance. The freshmen have spent their first year in becoming adjusted to their new surroundings and have had little time fwe think they were just a little bashful, tool to participate in many of the school's activities. They are line prospects though, and we are sure that next year they will be tak' ing active parts in every activity and will prove themselves the leaders we believe them to be. Luck to you--Freshmen! -was Sophomore Class History In September, 1934, 111 freshmen were herded into the cages of Miss McConihe and Mr. McGibbon. ' This was their hrst step forward in the progress of obtaining a high school education. The members of this class did not assist in very many school activities, excepting the freshmen class assembly held March 12. ' One year later there were only 88 cubs caged in the two rooms of Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Bieber. A great advancement in all school activi' ties was displayed by having active members on the seasonal football and basketball teams. The girls also showed their ability in the basketball sports day that was held here. On May 15 the sophomore class made its debut hy holding the annual class party. Junior Class History Almost a hundred frightened freshmen came swinging from bus to bus on their way to Edmonds high school in the fall of 1933. Upon arriving they were greeted by Paul McGibbon and Miss Ruth McConihe, and added to the rest of the menagerie. They ended the year with a grand frolic at Silver Lake. In 1934, they wended their way back from jungle freedom to the big zoo and were confined in a higher cage by Mrs. Hallie B. Anderson and Warren Bieber. 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We take this opportunity of thanking our staff which has supported us in our every move-both big and small. We especially wish to complinment our art editor, Gertrude Reusch on her untiring efforts and we hope that her efforts wererqpt vain. Each member on this staff has spent much time and effort buildiffgia' book which we hope will both interest and please you. Miss Berg has helped our artists with her valuable and attract' ive suggestionsg and we look forward to our next Echo more eagerly, knowing we shall have her inspiration and assistance once more. To Mr. McGibbon we have not the words to express our appreciation of his co' operation and support-it is he to whom we are indebted for the success of this book. twentv thre ..f-.t:.i. uar,i ,.,,,,,,,-A YA,Y M A-EVN Y H CG I R L S C L U B Left to right Gracia Morris, treasurerg Dorothy Crow, presidentg Vivian Leanderson, secretaryg Mary Elizabeth Davis, vicefpresi- dent Miss Jones, adviser. In true Girls' Club spirit this year the practice of introducing all new girls at the meetings was commenced in order to help the newcomers get acquainted and to make them feel more at home. You ask why the girls were all in middies every Wednesday of each week! just an oldffashioned custom - Middy Day. The strange noises coming from the gymnasium practically every noon were just the echo of the noon dancing lessons which were sponsored for the beneiit of the funfortunate?j ones who, as yet, had not learned the art of stepping on other people's toes. Of course they just couldn't get along without having big and little sisters for the girls were positive their little sisters couldn't possibly make the grade without big sisters. fMaybe they were wronglj Again this year the girls showed the true Christmas spirit by filling baskets for families less fortunate than they were. On March 27 the girls gathered enough courage to escort their boy friends for someone else'sj to the Leap Year Hop. Decorations of blue with silver stars lent a romantic atmosphere which naturally was a big hop toward the dance's success. - The girls ended their activities with the main event of the year, the Mother's Day Tea. A very interesting and appropriate program was supplied by members of the Girls' Club, following which, all sadjoumed to the gymnasium for refreshments and a final get together. twenty our B O Y S C L U B . Left to right: Alfred Flint, presidentg Pierson Deming, vicefpresif dentg Carl Swanson, treasurerg Ray Irby, secretary, .Warren Bieber, adviser. One of the different activities this year was the introduction into the school of a ping pong tournament. Bob Lee and Merle Hyatt were put in charge of the tables. We bet the Boys' Club purse was pretty flat after having to buy all the ping pong balls. We suggested that maybe they should have had a prize for the one who broke the least amount. A noon dancing class was started in an attempt to teach some of our stag line to be the hit of the party - in ten easy lessons for maybe morelj. The boys were assisted by the able direction of Miss Skram, Miss Noble and Mr. Bieber. Later on they held joint classes with the girls. - The boys also joined with the girls in putting up Christmas baskets and helped to give the unfortunate families a real Christmas. They had many interesting programs at their meetings. At one, Mr. Lee from Richmond Beach gave a very interesting talk on hobbies and drew some pictures for them. twentyffve T O x R c i H Top row: Paul Carlstedtq Bob Thomson, Donald Echelbarger, Stanley Jennings. Alfred Flint, John Breed, Bernard Thomson, Richard Spoor. Third row: David Graeff, Robert Lichtenstein, Roy Weller, Sigfred Nelson, Miss McConihe, adviser: Max Meyring, Maxine Lee, Allison Cox. Second Row: Karla Kelly, Fern Astell, Frances Bigelow, Laura Butler, Eva Erlandson, Betty Fox, Dorothy Crow, Wanda Yost, John Barnes. First row: Gertrude Hobson, Mildred Hudson, Margaret Little, Naomi Fussell, Dorothy Goulet, Agnes Stadler, Helen Moy, Vera Olson, Mary Elizabeth Davis. The Torch had its full share of members this year representing all three of the upper classes, but they did have a rather diiiicult time getting to' gether on their activities. Nevertheless the annual Torch dance which took place October 5 was certainly a credit to its name and was one of which the school had real reason to be proud. The dance floor was given a very warm and cozy atmosphere by the placement of easy chairs and couches along the walls, while lighted lamps and large baskets of flowers lent a graceful air to the whole room. They decided at one time to have an icefskating party, but at their next meeting this motion was overruled by one to have a swimming party. Still the members just couldn't agree, and at .their next meeting the swim- ming party was changed to a skating party which actually was held at Playland. A spilling good time was had by all. A number of the Torch members were privileged to usher at the 4 operetta and also at Commencement. Ofiicers for the year were Bernard Thomson, presidentg Maxine Lee, vicefpresidentg Helen Moy, secretary, Stanley Jennings, sergeantfatfarms. But wait-we have forgotten the better part of this organization-we com- pliment you, Miss McConihe, on your inspirations and loyal support. twentyfsix S, , T A G E C R s E W Insert: Mr. Goble, adviser. Standing: Donald Evans, Laddie Janacek, Vic Saunders Cedric Lindsay Victor Rendler, Jack Beam, George Sleater. Seated: Margaret Little, Karla Kelly, Winnifred Hammond Virginia Stuart. This able group of boys and girls is due much more credit than it has ever received, for if it were not for our stage crew we could have no plays, operettas, or other presentations. Mr. Goble has willingly given much of his time, and it is through his efforts that we can proudly say we have one of the best equipped and lighted stages in the county. The stage crew this year built eight new pieces of stage setting and put in a. new switchfpanel, together with new skyfdrop which gave us practically the benefits of a new stage. Eight new members were added to this capable group this year and it didn't take them long, after their initiation, to acquire the outstanding habit of the older members-that of eating! Thus throughout the year the stage crew has worked hard, eaten hard, and played hard, the latter consisting of four swimming parties at the Alki Natatorium and one surprise party for their adviser, Mr. Goble. They wound up their busy year with a good oldffashioned picnic fwith plenty of eatsj. twenty seven 1 , , . W4 K 1, Top row: Stanley Jennings, vodvil: Jimmy Stuart, football. Second row: David GraetfQ vodvil: John Brenner, senior play: Walter Burfitt, Wireless: Bertrand Londerville, basketball: Donald Echelbarger, Manager Student Body. First row: George Sleater, stage crew: Laura Butler, vodvil: Vera Olson, Wire- less: Jenn Rice, senior playg Harriett Taylor, operetta: Billy Bentler, baseball. Left to right: Mr. Hatch, adviser: Stanley Jennings, John Breed, Donald Echel- barger. Top row: Harold Bently, D. A. Jacobson, adviser. Second row: George Blough, Jim Chard, Ed Plimpton, president: Albert Scott. First row: Billy Bentler, Wally Foard, Winston Carlson, George Armstrong, MANAGERS Where would we have been without our managers? 'Stumped is the answer! We realize that no activity presented by the school could possibly have been the succsss it was without these willing and capable workers behind it. So, roses to you, manaers! I DEBATE For several years our high school has not had a debate teamg but this year one was organized under the supervision of Mr. Hatch. We think he did a very good job, too. The subject that our team, took was Whether or Not the Several States Should Enact Legislation Providing for a Complete System of Medical Care. Out of the four debates held they won two and lost two. Not bad, say we! George Miller. twenty' eight Q 1 i i Top row: August Von Tlmn, Macato Mafune. Third row: Lloyd Burtis, Paul Garlstedt, Hayden Wamsley, John Brunner, Bernard Thomson, Bernard Burtis. Second row: Mrs. Bliss, adviser: Lenore Olson, Irene Miles, Peggy Peters, Verna Reusch, Agnes Stadler. First row: Gayle Matzen, Aldeen Low, Florence Soukup, Edith Larsen, Harriett Taylor, Margaret Taylor, Esther Carlson, Virginia G. Walker. 'Top row: Jimmy Stuart, Bert Armes, Wilson DeLand, Bertrand Londerville. Second row: Harriett Taylor. Walter Buriitt, Robert Lee, Aldeen Low. 'First row: Mrs. Bliss, adviser: Laurie Duston, Vera Olson, Lorraine Wilcox. Top row: Bert Ax-mes, Wilson DeLand, Jimmy Stuart, Richard Slye, Harold Bently. -Second row: Kenneth Wilcox, Bertrand Londerville, Walter Burfitt, Mont Garnett, Robert Murie, Robert Lee. First row: Ruth Eley, Lorraine Wilcox, Vera Olson, Lou Servey, Laurie Dutton, Dorothy Greene, Aldeen Low, Jean Rice, Eva Erlandson. Out Quill and Scroll club certainly has showed us that it was on the map. Its members have earned several awards and honorable mentions in national contests and have proved that we do have some real journalistic talent in this school-and we don't mean perhaps! Turn to page fatty-two twentyfnine Top row: Stanley Jennings, Max Meyring, Brian Boyle, Donald Echelbarger, Wilson DeLand. Third row: Margaret Patterson, Murray Sennett, Winnifred Hammond, Betty Fox, Marea Terhune, George Sleater, Otis Nordstrom, John Denby. David Graeff. Second row: Florence Beam, Carol Bucklin, Lorraine Wilcox, Anna Pennell, Lou Servey, Maurine Morris, Jean Barrett-Scott, Alice Kerr. ' First row: Shirley Eclielbarger, Mary Denby, Mary Elizabeth Davis, Emma Jane Eosii, Laura Butler, Frances Bigelow, Fern Astel', Karla Kelly, Margaret itt e. Top row: Dorothy Greene, Helen Wilson, Hazel Solemslie. Second Row: Muriel Wamsley, Arleen Otto, Gracia Morris, Dorothy Minish, LaVern Durbin. First row: Aileen Ryan, Mona Boyle, Charlotte Anderson, Kathleen Wamsley, Anna May Mitchell. Girls, Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was a thriving and busy organization this year. Thirteen may be an unlucky number but it certainly has not proved to be so for these girls. Exactly thirteen girls make up the personnel of this Glee Club. They are: Sopranos-La Vern Durbin, Gracia. Morris, Dorothy Minnish, Char' lotte Anderson, Aileen Ryan. V Second Sopranos - Dorothy Greene, Kathleen Wamsley, Muriel Wamsley, Mona Boyle, Arleen Otto. Altos-Anna May Mitchell, Helen Wilsoxi, Hazel Solemslie. Under the able instruction of Mr. Hayden Morris the Glee Club has given several performances. It sang several numbers for High School Night which was sponsored by the Methodist Church of Edmonds. i Its next work was with the school operetta, jewels of the Desert, in which the Chorus and Glee Club worked together. ' The club's next undertaking was an operetta of its own called Lady Frances which was given at the Mother's Day Tea. The winding up of the year's activities was the May Festival in which the Glee Clubs from all over the county met in Everett and put on an evening performance. thirty Turn to page forty-two all The Band started this year with thirtyfiive members and the knowledge that they had to maintain their reputation gained last year as winners of the Western Washiimgton Music Meet, Class B. One of the highlights of the year was a trip tothe Puyallup Fair, where the Band played an hour concert. Later in the year the Band played for the Alderwood grade school production, The H. M. S. Pinaforef' The climax of the year's work came on April 25, at Bremerton. This was the scene of the year's Westerxi Washiiugton Music Meet. The band members were treated to a trip through the Navy Yard. During the month of May the Band attended the annual Everett Music Festival and the Apple Blossom Festival at Wenatchee. This ended a year of hard work and lots of fun. Congratulations to Mr. Osborn for his- patient fine work! Turn to page forty-three Top row: Harold Meyer, Allen Meyer, Bob Lichtenstein, John Barnes, Lindsay McC1enny, Mr. Osborn, director: Don Echelbarger. Standing: Ella Nelson, Betty Morris, Cy Plimpton, Harry Einmo, Hayden Wame- ley, John Branner, Bill Neiderhaeuser, Winston Norgar, Brian Boyle, Walter Ericksen, Stanley Jennings, Bud King, Harold Kelly, Otis Nordstrom. Seated: Bertha Schroeder, Keith Schoppert, Clinton Bucklin, Carl Swanson, John Denby, Murray Sennett, Karla. Kelly, Bill Meyring, John Schroeder, Gustave Wigen, Jimmy Kelley, Ernest Janet, Paul.Carlstedt. Top row: Eddie Orner, Don Echelharger, Allen Meyer, Jean Barrett-Scott, Hen- ning Nelson, Willis Stubbs, Vern Thomas. - Second row: Mr. Hiersch, director: Keith Eaton, Betty Stogsdill, 'Sigfred Nelson, Alfred Norgaard, Jack Bluff. First row: Gustave Wigen, Harold Kelly, Keith Schroeder, Murray Sennett, John Brenner, Bertha Schroeder, Robert Lichtenstein. R at .. . s f. F Standing: LaVern Durbin, Mary Elizabeth Davis, David Graelf, Jean Barrett-Scott, Max Meyring, Brian Boyle, Don Echelbarger, August Von Thun, Gracia Morris, Stanley Jennings, Laura Butler. Seated: Fern Astell, Emma Jane Yost, John Denby, Karla Kelly, Dorothy Minish. Left to right: Evelyn Yost, Laurie Duston, Eva Brodersted, Frances Bigelow. Top : Betty Fox. Middle row: Marie Engebretsen, Helen Mund, Lorraine Edmonds, Louise Hall, Juanita MacDonald, Maui-ine Morris, Jean Stewart, Vesta Weller, Charlotte Anderson, Minnie Lu Horning. Front: Patsy Podas, Jeanette Hirzel, Betty Stogsdill. 'llewels of the Desert Snappy songs! Beautiful dances! Thrills! Chills! Romance! All these were taken from Jewels of the Desert presented March 20 and 21, under the direction of Mr. Morris, who was assisted by Mr. Hiersch and Mrs. Bliss. For the first time in the history of E. H. S. a double speaking cast was used, and the experiment was a huge success. Mr. Goble certainly deserves a bouquet for the beautiful scenery used in this production. Turn to page forty-three thirtyftwo :2?. , ,Xi i6Big-Hearted Herbert Standing: David Graeff, John Breed, Gustave Wigen, Bernard Thom- son, prompter: Jimmy Stuart, Harriett Taylor, Margaret Taylor, Hazel Johnson. Seated: John Denby, Helen Moy, Velma Clarke, Max Meyring, Allyn Hanbey, Betty Fox. Standing: Jimmy Stuart, Max Meyring, Bernard Thomson, prompter: David. Graelf, John Breed, Hazel Johnson. Seated: John Denby, Betty Fox, Allyn I-Ianbey, Helen Moy, Velma Clarke, Harriett Taylor, Gustave Wigen, Margaret Taylor. Turn to page forty-three Half-Way Housel' Standing: Jean Barrett-Scott, Alice Kerr, Otis Nordstrom, Archer Meyring, Stanley Jennings, Donald Eehelbarger, Donald Clark, Agnes St,ad.er, Anna Pennell. Seated: Lorraine Wilcox, Margaret Little, Anna May Mitchell, Frances Bigelow, Virginia Stuart. Below: Louis Benner. , Turn to page forty-three ,IT ME!! W O M JE N MED ZWZ l i'lE'ET5v4 r-QCD may Standing: Betty. Aitchison, Virginia Stuart, Mary Evans, Margaret Taylor, Ruth A Eley, Virginia C. Walker, Miss Skram, adviser: Margaret Hall. Seated: Vera Olson, Hazel Johnson, Lenore Olson, Lorraine Wilcox, Eva Erlandson, Aldeen Low, Dorothy Crow, Maxine Lee. Our Letterwomen have had an active year. They started out with a peppy dance which was held December 6. During the year they had two initiations and brought in five new members. At the time we go to press we hear they are planning on another one at the end of the year. just to be different they had at progressive dinner and started with dessert at Marylu Podas' home and ended with soup at Virginia Walker's home. Sounds queer to us but we guess they survived! To prove that they were just as good in water sports as in school sports they had a swimming party at the Alki Natatorium. -E466 Top row: Carl Swanson, Jimmy Stuart, Emil Stadler, Alfred Flint, Pierson Dem- ing, Aubrey Hamilton. Second row: Jack King, George Sleater, Art Toothman, David Dent, Art Grover, Billy Anderson, John Denby. First row: Don Clausen, Jesse Bell, Don Houle, Max Meyring, Ray Irby, Bob Lee, Wilson DeLand. 'FOOTBALL-Jack King 2, 3. 4: Don Clausen 2, 3, 4: Don Houle 1, 2, 3, 4: Jesse Bell 3, 4: Alfred Flint 3, 4: John Denby 3, 4: Allyn Hanbey 2, 3, 4: Max Meyring 4: George Sleater 4: Pierson Deming 3, 4: Bob Lee 4: Ray Irby 2, 3: Art, Toothman 1, 23 Annis Hovde 2, 3: Alex Stewart 2, 8: Carl Swan- son 3: David Dent 2: Aubrey Hamilton 2. . BASKETBALL-Jack King 2, 3, 4: Alfred Flint 3, 4: Don Houle 1, 2, 3, 4: Wilson DeLand 3, 4: Allyn Hanhey 4: Bob Lee 4: Jimmy Stuart 4: George Sleater 4: Alex Stewart 2, 3: Art Grover 2, 3: Ray Irby 2, 8: Art Tooth- man 2. TRACK-John Denby 1, 2, 3, 4: Allyn Hanbey 1, 2, 3, 4: Don Houle 1, 2, 3, 4: Emil Stadler 3, 4: Jesse Bell 4: Max Meyring 8, 4: Annis Hovde 2, 33 Art Toothman 2. - TENNIS-Jack King 2, 3, 4: Don Houle 2, 3, 4: Ray Irby 1, 2, 3: Billy Ander- son 2, 3. 995456 Left to right: Aldeen Low, Maxine Lee. 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I 3 3 5 n 3 3 3KLW 0ll'K'i551'5-ZPEBIS it-Sl+irl'.:2 F:.L:R.xki-iiffff Gi Left to right: Irene Miles, Wanda Yost, Aldeen Low, Peggy Peters, Ethel Janet, Betty Fox, Helen Wilson, Dorothy Crow, Arleen Otto, Esther Carlson, Hazel Solemslie, Frances Bigelow, Carol Bucklin, Maxine Bentler, Nancy Cleary, Fern Astell, Jean Stewart. Top row: Donna Berg, Betty Aitohison, Mary Evans, Miss Skram, adviser. Second row: Hazel Solemslie, Eva Erlandson, Maxine Lee, Dorothy Crow, Aldeen Low, Virginia Stuart, Margaret Little. - First row: Vera Olson, Arleen Otto, Margaret Hall, Lorraine Wilcox, Hazel Johnson. Top: Margaret Hall, ' Standing: Helen Mund, Maxine Lee, Hazel Johnson. Kneeling: Lenore Olson, Marca Terhune, Anna May Mitchell, Margaret Little. Hand stands: Peggy Peters, Virginia Stuart, Anna Pennell. Turn to page forty-four ' thirtyfscuen X .........h....,,,,,,,, Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds Edmonds 6 12 26 6 19 0 3 19 Top row: King, 4th row 8rd row: Hovde, 2nd Toothman, Clausen, Sleater, Huber. : Hamilton, Lee, Deming, McClenny, Denby. Meyring, Irby, Bell, Brougham. row: Dent, Houle, Hanbey, Flint. Swanson. Bottom row: Coach Bieber, Slye, Stuart, Assistant Coach McGibbon. Finishing in second place with only one tie and one loss to mar their percentage column the '35' gridsters had a successful season. Everett Reserves 0 East Stanwood Lake Stevens With a. plenteous supply of material the '35 prospects appeared Z promising, twelve lettermen from the year previous and several other Marysville 6 potentialities. 6 Next yea,r's squad will bring back seven returning lettermen: A. Monroe Sultan 2 Hovde, captaing A. Tootlnnan, R. Irby, J. McClenny, C. Swanson, A. 7 Hamilton, and D. Dent. So here's for more success to the E. H. S. ' Tigers. ' . thirty-eight , -. -J S B Top row: Bob Lee, Jack King, Alfred Flint, Wilson DeLand, Art Grover. Third row: Art Toothman, Allyn Hanbey, Mr. Bieber, coach: Don Houle, Ray Irby. Second row: Richard Slye, Paul Feroe, John Roberts, Jimmy Stuart, George Sleater, Sigfred Nelson, Aubrey Hamilton. First row: Jimmy Kelley, Max Meyring, Bertrand Londerville, managers. The basketball team, with its typical Tiger courage, held a steady pace this year. The brightest spot of the season was the defeat of Everett in the regular league schdule. The Tigers took third place in the Snohomish County League. In the County Tournament at Marys' ville they were eliminated by Stanwood, third place winner in the tournament. Toothman, centerg A. Stewart, forwardg Grover, forwardg and Irby, guard, are the returning lettermen for next year. ' p The games played by the Tigers totaled twenty-six. The complete Turn to page forty-four thirtymine Top row: Archer Meyring, Bob Thomson. Second row: John Gable, coach: Otis Nordstrom, Morgan Bartlett, Jesse Bell, Jack Cotter, James Burtis, Warren Bieber, coach. A Seatgd: glmil Stadler, Max Meyring, Don Houle, Art Toothman, John Denby, ob oe. Top row: Art Grover, Bert Londerville, Dennis Hubbard, Robert Leise, George Kallstrom, Hubert Coyne. Second row: Billy Bentler, Jesse Lowe, Ted Williams, Bob Gosman, Bob Roe, Hubert Hatcher, Moi-gon Bartlett, Lee Rodgers. Seated: Paul Patterson, Ellsworth Wilcox, Kenneth Wilcox, Murray Sennett, Bob Lee, Alfred Flint, Wilson DeLand, Don Clausen. Top row: Vic Saunders,-Eddie Orner, G. F. Hatch, coach. Second row: George Armstrong, George Reinhold, Dan Koch, Bill Servey. First row: Billy Anderson, Jack King, Ray Irby, Don Houle. forty 'I E ' ml IK L Flgtlzlijvs, Si GIRLS' Pos! ual c ov VEST n9.w'1 we tb a oasis! Nlhvullb 195.1 xkl u ' . it In . N951 GUN . 3 gag I 2' j.x - 4. . Q 4 M - v-. -- .. 'flu' f 4. t ' ' . 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In our dances, group parties, and initiations we have met on the level of fellowship, and have really made school life more pleasant for each of us and for the collective student body. Our assemblies and matinees this year have been the result of splendid judgment on the part of the Board of Control and the Assembly Commit' tee. and we certainly can do no less than applaud their leadership in this field of endeavor. Too, we owe much to Mrs. Berry, who has been asplenf did ally of the boys and girls of E. H. S. We won't forget your kindness, Mrs. Berry, and we hope to be able, in some measure, to reciprocate. To write of each of our joys and sorrows 'would be uninteresting, but it seems that the past year has given us some of our finest and most pleas' ureable memories-memories that have been fostered by a well-rounded social calendar. To those responsible for our activities-Bravo! We must have a better year if your influence holds sway longer. fortyfone VODVIL What would a jungle be without some colored folk? The allfschool vodvil Black and White was presented November 17-16. Let us recall what took place those two evenings. The high school mixed chorus started the program with Way Down South. There were six solo dances-and were they good! The Ghost of the Minstrel Show was there along with the Junk Men's Band. The cowboys and girls were there with A Night on the Range. The lettergirls' Athletes Foot walked off with the show, and the faculty quartet admitted they were Goin' to Heaben Someday. We had the Black Diamond Minstrels' and 'kMr. and Mrs. stepped from the funny page to be with us. The juggling jugglersn kept us busy guessing. The Sunflowers of the Sunny South preceded the Romping Rompers' who tumbled about. A little bit of Harlem rhythm was included in Top Hat and to make the evening complete we visited a Street Scene in Ethiopia. 1 AND SCROLL ' Continued from page twenty-nine It was organized january 22 with a charter membership of nine which included Vera Olson, Walter Burntt, Wilson DeLand, Martha Louise Bliss, Gail McCann, Aldeen Low, Bob Lee, Laurie Duston and Lorraine Wilcox. The membership now also includes Jimmy Stuart, Bertrand Londerville, Bert Armes, Harriett Taylor, Reah Kennedy, Gayle Matzen, Agnes Stadler, Thelma Cressey, Lou Servey and Eva Erlandson. Laurie Duston was elected president and Vera Olson, secretary. Busi- ness meetings were held once a month during class time and social meet' ings on every fourth Tuesday evening in the month. At the evening meet' ings initiations were held, followed by informal dances to which a member might invite one guest. For its social meetings the Quill and Scroll had two speakers, Mr. G. F. Hatch and Mr. Harold Turnblad, chief of the Associated Press from Seattle. They have big plans for next year, among them being a regular all school dance. So roses to you, Quill and Scroll, for being the upeppiest little club in school this year -- and to you, Mrs. Bliss, for your able work as adviser. May you go twice as far next year! This club includes those who have secured recognition in writing our Wireless, of which Wilsoii DeLand and Aldeen Low were the very eili- cient editors for the 'first and second semesters, respectively. CHORUS ' Continued from page thirty The chorus consisting of thirtyftwo boys and girls met in the auditorium every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. At the beginning of the year the ollicers of the group were chosen: Jane Yost, president, Max Meyring, vice-president, Frances Bigelow, secretary, Fern Astell, librarian, and Karla Kelly and Reah Kennedy, pianists. Performances included: Vodvil act entitled Down South -- Negro Spirituals. P.fT. A. Convention. Christmas Assembly-Christmas Carols. High School Night at the Methodist Church. Christmas Carols-the Methodist Church and Alderwood Manor Church. Carolled at American Legion Hall. Operetta, Jewels of the Desert. Musical Festivalat Everett. - ' These musically inclined boys and girls held aiChristmas party at the home of their instructor, Mr. Hayden Morris. forty-two ORCHESTRA Performances : An hour of music-Christmas program. Numbers: Andante from the Surprise symphonyg Come let all the heavens adore three-Bach. The Amateur hour--Turkish March--Beethoveng Hungarian Dance No. 5'--Brahms. ' Operetta March 20-21-Allah's Holiday-Frimlg Oriental-Caesar Cui. , Senior Play-March Noble-Bachg Waltziiig Doll-Poldinig Hun' garian Dance No: 5-Brahms. Junior Play-Bourree--Bachg Intermezzo--Bizet. Music festival at Everett-Under the baton of Carl Pitzer. JEWELS OF THE DESERT . Continued from page thirty-two CAST OF CHARACTERS FRIDAY August Von Thun Karla Kelly john Denby Abdallah Nana .......... ...,.......... Benarulah ..........,......... Betty .................,...... Gracia Morris Stanley Jennings Dorothy Minish David Graeff Lieut. Andrews Carrieall ...,..,,.,,,,,.. Professor Lythe ........ Miss Lythe .,........ La Vern Durbin Lady Grady ---- ---lean Barrett-Scott Caesar .................. Don Echelbarger Cheeko ...,.................... Brian Boyle First Arab ................ Max Meyring Chorus of Arabs, Camp Followers a Lovers' Chorus and ballet of the SATURDAY Abdullah .......... August Von Thun Nana .........,.................... Jane Yost Benarulah ............,....... John Denby Betty ........................ Gracia Morris Lieut. Andrews .... Stanley Jennings Q Carrreall .............. Q ..,.. Fern Astell Professor Lythe ........ David Graeif Miss Lythe .....,.......... Laura Butler Lady Grady Mary Elizabeth Davis Caesar ...................... Max Meyring Cbeeko V ,.........,,............ Brian Boyle First Arab ..........,. Don Echelbarger and English Expeditionary soldiers, hours. BIG-HEARTED HERBERT Continued from Dmte thirty-three Herbert Kalness is a self-made business man who insists that his family must be brought up in the plain traditions. When his daughter becomes engaged to a Harvard man, and his wife has not only ice cream but Harvard men to dinner, Herbert nearly goes out of his mind with rage. Herbert's home becomes safe for Harvard men only after his family has embarrassed him by embracing his plain traditions. The sight of his wife in an old'fashioned dress and a supper consisting of Irish stew and apple pie destroys this curmudgeon's resistance. HALF-WAY HOUSE Continued from page thirty-three The Junior Play for 1936 is a light mystery comedy. The story is built around a residence situated halfway between an insane asylum and a penitentiary. What happens when a convict meets a lunatic provides the humor. Anna Pennell is in charge of propertiesg Agnes Stadler is prompterg and Jean Barrett-Scott is business manager. ' The play, written by Alexander McCalmon and -William Roos, is coached by Miss Ruth McConihe, and as press time nears, we can predict an enthusiastic reception of Halfway House. fortyfthree GIRLS' ATHLETICS Continued from page thirty-seven Speedball was started in the fall. The girls played it from the time school started until October 19 when they had their Sports Day. Speed' ball was the game played at Marysville with girls from 7 schools attending. About 40 girls from Edmonds left in the wee, small hours of the morning to go up on the bus. They had a good showing in the games and celef brated with a stop at the Triple X, and then home. The following week the girls started playing volleyball. There was a good turnout for it. Edmonds was well represented at Snohomish for the Volleyball Sports Day, December 14. Games and folk dancing were en- joyed after the volleyball playoffs. Basketball started with a bang after the Christmas vacation. On March 14 the Edmonds gym was filled with girls from 4 schools for the Basketball Sports Day. Entertainment was provided by our tumbling team. A cafeteria style luncheon was served by the cooking class. Track, baseball, and tennis, the features in the spring, were played until school was out, Track and Baseball Sports Day was held May 16 at Monroe. Edmonds starred in many of the track events. The tennis team did themselves justice in their matches. Several matches were played with other schools, with the E. H. S. squad winning their share four returns are incomplete., The girls' tumbling team has been very active this year with acts in the Vodvil and several assemblies. Much credit is due their competent coach, Miss Skram. Continued from page thirty-nine PRACTICE GAMES CONFERENCE GAMES Edmonds 15 Lake Stevens 17 Edmonds 23 ...,.... Monroe 24 Edmonds 31 Richmond B. 28 Edmonds 11 ........ Everett 41 Edmonds 31 , ..... Langley 25 Edmonds 21 .. Marysville 10 Edmonds 25 Lk. Stevens 15 TDURNAMENT GAMES Edmonds 23 .. Snohomish 26 Edmonds 37 .----- Langley 15 Edmonds 38 .. Marysville 25 Edmonds 26 -f-- Al' 915905 20 Edmonds 17 .... Gle Blum 18 Edmonds 15 ,. smhomish 25 Edmonds 28 --.-4--- Monroe 19 Edmonds 11 ........ Bothell 81 Edmonds 21 .mhh Stanwood as Edmonds 29 ........ Everett 28 Edmonds 24 ...... Highline 19 Edmonds 21 .. Marysville 19 Edmonds as ....,... Bothell 28 Totals: won 14: lost 12 Edmonds 1,6 4- Snohomish 36 Edmonds 19 .... Cle Elum 27 Edmonds 87 .... Arlington 22 Edmonds 80 .. ..,. I-Iighline 9 HONORABLE MENTION Jack King, Beany Anderson, county doubles champions. Ray Irby, runnenup for county singles crown. Ray later defeated the champion at the district meet. Annis Hovde won the county and district highfjump events, and repre- sented E. H. S. at the state meet at Pullman. The cast of Big-Hearted Herbert has been highly praised - one of the finest ever assembled for a production here. The dancers in Jewels of the Desert were exceptionally entertaining. Headed by Betty Fox, we record them as a huge success. The art activities of Gertrude Reusch and the art class were inspired by Miss Berg, and she is responsible, therefore, for the increased interest shown. foftyfvw' J 405. fi' -5' K A' '2- 4- 4' 4' 5' is sf 5.3 4' + ff j .S -Q' 'Z' Sf. -Z' if -5 'Z' fi' + Qi' sf f .Y 5 sf nf f 5 04r WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM BRI-CKS - EULK 3 SOPT ICE CREAM SUPER OONES 23 33 32 5 32 I ' ff it K -2 W H ET? Z N 3. 3. 335 CONFEICTIUNERY it lf: The Students' Favorite A 32 2. ++4+++f r???++J SOHOOL SUPPLIES ' OANDIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SOPT DRINKS :E I. wr: 'E' +++4+++9++++++?++++++++4+9+4+++++9++++++++++4+4++++++ .-zf':4':w'.-'.M'.ff.w:MzA-'.- .f .Mz+1:: 'Z' '23 O, 55 Q eff PM Z F2553 Q 30? Q ES? Q ES? 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'ii -2- , 3' 2 Edmonds Own Laundry S S PHONE 372 EDMUNDS Q it I2 9++++4+?+++++++++++++++4++ +4 'Q' fi' 'Z' 'Z' 'Z' 'E' 'Z' 'Z' 4' 4- 'K' 'Z' 'Z' 'Z' 'Z' 'Z' 4' 'Z' 'Z' 'Z' 'lf 4' 'E' 'i' 4+ .z.':f-zfaMz--z--:--z-'av:w:--:f-w zA4--z4'e-z--:--z-.:f,3. fiy:A-a':--:-':A':-vz--:f':'-z.f.A.z-':A-z--z--:A-s..'.-J.f-' 52 32 'I' 5' 'I' 5' ni .r -2- .0 '11 J -1' m 'Q LTI Z2 if 3333 5 O 3 Q Q' : H 1 Z 'Q 2252 S E5 5- ?' O 4' gi 4' .fl S' l-'E on Om: fi 3' G ff: 3 M I-tm B' :Wg 9 5' 2 75 E 12' .If 2 SH f 3212 m 55 3 li Q 9 3552 5- ga, 5 W7 E. .2 S R .12 -1. 5' Nz S, 52 at 4' N U3 U' Q 4. 'I' UE, U z U ru sg I 55 U2 I 'S' S S A as IND 'I' 4, v -A W Q 53 + sf O 4 fd P :rf 5:2 .Z S di . I 55 lg ':'-:Nzw'..-'.w-.-fff.-z4-:-f:.-z--w-':f':-':f-:N:-':w ff E 3 G ? :,:-f:A-z+f:--:--a-'zA-z'-zn:-':--:-':'-:w:f-:f':w:--z'-:-:- 1:3 H Q O -S3 '53 Q S E g 'S' ig S If-' 5' Z P 22+ ,U Q -,fl E 3 Q W rv W gf E' O F5 ga S' -1. 'Y I-T1 -S 4- E5 D' QT '25 U 3 U-1 gp 4, J U2 E p-. gy 2 3 Q m 'S' 'it U1 D, EIT! 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YOST, Manager 2 122 Phone 182 Edmonds 2 :If Phone 102 Edmonds It Yo vfo oz. 2. ++++++++?+4+?+++++++++++++ 4+44++++++9+++++++++++++++++4++++++++++4++++++++++++Q 9 6++++9++++++++++9?+++++++9 'A fs- fff SINCERE COMPLIMENTS OF rg N 3,3 LEYDA ELECTRIC 86 RADIO COMPANY w 3. '55--:--:w:+':02'-:--:'-.'w-:--:w:'-:--:w:0:--:w:'-:-':-A:f-:'-2--:A-2'-9-:+-:-A:--1--2--:--:-'sf-2'-sus'':'-:'-:-w-:--s s'-:-':--:0:u: :f':-f3- fg:-:f++++':'++++-s+www4-4-+4-+ww++3j :f:'2 ! i-'2 !'+'! ! !''! Z ! ! i 5 ! ! ! ! ! 3 3 2 5 g 't -1- 'f' 'f' 'L 'f' 4' 'S' I T ' S 3' 'K' THE BARRELU ff '51 I' 'Y' Q. 3. 'f' I Y, 4 u u IE TRIPLE Xxx RooT BEER gli 'Qc' gn 5 Makes Thirst a joy is :SE F Q 0 D Q 'I' '2. 3. -3. Yo 'w 'gt 5 0 2 DEILIZIOUSYSAILIDVZQCHES 35 3 The Grill 2 u ' H a gg a e as ou IRC em :S 2 Beeson Bldg. 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REVIEW 2 312 Main Street Phone Edmonds 161 E 2 3 IQ EVERGREEN EMPIRE NEWS 21 ff Post Office Building Phone Alderwood 2615 is '52 'L 3' . . 93 232 Remington Portable Typewriter-s for 10c a Day Ig. w + Yo X + n + ++6+++++4+++++++G+++++++++++++++++++++6+?4++++4++++++ ++++++++++++6++++++++++++4 gt COMPLIMENTS... Q 3 SAFEWAY STORES Q llDfStTibl,LCiO11 Withotat Waste E 2 PHONE 874 EDMONDS Qi 3 - R+' R 13? ff., fit? '95 ff! 5' 235: .'? .?' gf Ig? + f?i i Y 5 oUR RECIPES 4. 0. 33 QUALITY :gi 33 ECONOMY g :E SERVICE 3 5 3 STICKER-'s 3 BAKE SHOP 'Q Q Phone 204 Edmonds 2 'L -I- 'L -s- E??+++++++?+49++++++++4?+? , J' fortyfezglzt w?+ 4 4 0 6 4 6 + .fs + + 5' 6' 4 4 + 4 + 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 r+4 f4+4444+4444+?44+4?+i ?44??++????4?4?+4+?+4 so 043: TU CD EJ W H1 U- 5 3' U1 Znm purer O-cv OZ W U E: + 3 0 U1 C mir-U f1'.1iZ'5'oP'4t'nU' wg5OU:'z :- :Mgt Q T S+? 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C0 'Pl'm5ms of - if FS Is your first consideration- 2 u E I? a haphazard repair on your car If.. Oakland Shingle 'L will cost you, in time, twice Q 3' Company 'L Q. the charges we make on 3- .iw 4, V 'L 3. 1 4, QUALITY Sefvlce, 2 '32 Manufacturers of 'X' 5 Bacon Chevrolet Co. E ii RED CEDAR SHINGLES Q' 'K' 'L 3f.-smwwzww-+-:New-+wwmw'w-ee-swwew 2 '!'+'5's +'3 !'-! 2i. +++'??++4WVM5?9h9++++4WNWW41NWWWW'WM9++4W+S k?SY5+?+ Y gi Compliments of . . . ,A + i ff '5' 2 EMPIRE ELECTRIC E P h i I e o KEl.VlNA'l'0R Y Guaranteed Repair Service E FOURTNER BLDG. EDMONDS .:l I s 9+4'P'3'++++4 3'4'++4'+'l'++++'i'+'P4'++'!'4 5'+4'4'+4'+ l fortyfnin.: wana s s was susan n was Q unw9++++w++n+++n9+nu ++4++++4+++++++++9+++++++i '5' 3. Q Sincere Qc Q . -2 13. Congratulations 325 '3 32 Q ' 1 3. S Chandler - Swanson E 'L 1,52 Drug Co. 33 '3' 3. gf Phone 693 Edmonds Q 4 n n 'fo 'A +++6+9+49+69++9+++++++++++ S++++++++6+46++++++++++++6+++4+++++64+++?++++??++++4+ r?? 4 If 5 'A' v 4' I 4 r f f 4 r r r f r 4 f f 5 r r f 5 .2 r r f r r j f z 44+ :nz--rf-zf4--z-.2-'M-:Q-M4-+++w'w4f-wwwz-++'Mf+-2'+-2++++-2-www ep G H 2: G rn 3 m' Z E Q' ' C7 Q 5 2? n Z F' 9, 5 nf ,, P ' . Q o p-Q 2 'Tl' 'ill s- wf H - o C un :D Q e 5 9 EZ 5' P P-I P l-N H . CJ O :3 Fad Z M Q I-4 A 2: U1 o 8 Z H U2 f-:--:'fff'.'+'.M'.w:--:'-2 '.- .'-'.M'.'-'.'-z-':+z'f:-zwQ f'fff':'v:-'z'f:f-z : : :--z :-f: : :'':w:w:wz-'z- ide 9 30 -if 4 4 -if Z? 5 -Z3 0 0 fi' 'S If .Z 3 4 4 4 I? 5 4 if .23 3? 4 ? A' 9 4 15' -il 4' '14 vfov' ++++4+++4+++++6+++++++++++ '51 '53 3. . 3. ff: Comphments fi of 'S' 253 Q: Q 3. CARL R. 3, 9 W WAHLSTROM 35 '52 'L gi? Beeson Bldg. Edmonds Q :Q fl +?++++?+++?+++++++++?+4+9+ Zn . . 'Y 32 Smcere Congratulauons Y 3? Q5 Edmonds Grocery Q Market gg llne, QQ 'Dealers in Quality Merchandise EE Q LAEATS . . . 691 E jg GROCERIES . . 671 EQ, ++++++++++i+4+++9++4494+9+4++++++++++++?++++++b++++++ Jiffy S++++Q++4++++6+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4++++2 5 s 'S' , '3' jg Magic Stamps Cut Your Grocery Cost 2 Per E. -1. E Cent- Ask for Them 11.1 -5' 4' 'Q 'x T3 C an S TOCBTY 35 'X' D L dl' G '3 'x 2 Good Things to Eat 2,51 'sv . . . 4' Iii: Two Complete Deliveries Daily :gf V4 211 PHONE 1044 EDMONDS Z3 sz- I 5:32-'sn-1-sw:-'e-,sf-sus'-w+-204+-a+++++4-++++++++++++40+-z-40:-bs--:-w-z-s:4+4 :++M032 4++4+++++++++++++++4+++++i s i+++++++++++++++++++++++++ n 4. -:Q 2 + + I , H + 3? Where Interest Is is ii SINCERE R r gg Reqmred ' ' ' 2: 232 CONGRATULATIONS Q -3: Price changes require 2 '52 E 'L the constant study of 1. E modern women. The Eff if 'WI' B' 2 prices on our Quality '22 'I' 3. 532 Meats will merit your ff: 2 Barber 3' Q approval. fi.. 21 DS ESE ' EDMON 2 Jones Meat Market El. .121 2 3++++++++6+++6++4+++?44?4S g4449++99+9+9+4++++4++++93 i9+9++++44+++994+?++9+9+Qi i444++++9++++++++46++++++i 3. ze EDMONDS SHOE E: :Q HAIRCUTTING Q gg l HOSPITAL 3: 2 Permanent Waviiig Marcellinfr' 2 'gg A. KUZMOFF, Proprietor 121 2, . '. if-4,1 i.? g, 3. . 2 jg, Finger Waviimg W M. Qt Q shoes for All the Fmnv S3 if ShamP00mg 352 Q3 We sen FLORSHEIM shoes :S It BRIGGS BARBER A 3: Q We Repair Shoes :ig If: . . . SHOP H. . . X Q 1 X X 5: PHQNE 694 EDMQNDS 2 E1 Phone 403 Edmonds fo L - i+++44+4??+++++4+++++9+9?l g++++++++++++?+4944++4+?+4 24+++++++4944+9++++4++44+++94+++++4+96+9++++++++++9+S 25 Yo CGIWPLIMENTS OP. .. + '5' 'L 22 Q ll. G. Mc Master gg 55 'K . . .YOUR PHCTUGRAPHER U '3- 3.: if 'B Yo 4'5 5.3 2 33 5 i Z -zf ? -S -2- 521 -1. 'ze 4' -:Q 4- ez' -af 4' -:Q -z' -zf 'ze -2- 4' 4- -ze an 4' -2' -z- Oz' '2- 23 -z-4'-an jiftyfone E++++++++++9+++++++++4++4++4+9++++++++++++++++++++++Qi Compliments and Best Wishes From lg 3. 13 2- ? ' RUMBAUGH'S 'Y E 'L 3. I RADIOS, FURNITURE, PIANOS, DRY GOODS Ig READYTOWEAR, FOOTWEAR 2: 5 'A + 4 E Wetmore and California Everett S 'L + ++++++++?++++9+++9++++++++++++94+++++++443 ?++++++++++++9+4+++++++?+Q 36+++++Q+++++++++++++++++i 'L MANY A CAREER 125 235 CONGRATULATIONS Q W d 5 X p.,m.ai:Tf 32. DIL'-ON A .YP 5 AGENCY 35 'L Use of a Portable Typewriter 2 5 fvf develops ciigpniilnking and Ib 2 UNDERWOOD 2. ' ' gi ii TYPEWRITERS 'L 'L Q Royal Portables E :Na+-.we-awww:-4-1-+swww+:'+++++++ Ii Are used in schools, colleges, ff: fff'l 5 ' l I 5 5 M 5 5 M l l M l 5 ! l 3 5 fg Q for business and personal work. E QI: jf: 'Q Ii Convenient payments if mi 31 S H O P A T is 3. desired :S Q 5 - A Chaffee 's I Q ' 1 2' is 2: BLACK at KING 1 , 2 'Q Stationery and Office Supplies Iii Everetts Largest E Q EVERETT if Fashion Shop Y Q Main 484 2930 Colby 'L -2' 3,3 x 35 3 I 5 s ++++++++9+9++4+++9+++++?++ i+++++++9++++++++++96+6+++ ++++++++++++4++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 31 'z Z CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS 9 + 9 4 231 From the store in Everett that always tries to make your 2 E shopping here pleasant and full of values. 25 I , I Vo 'O . :If I.ixC'.PENNEY 'COMPANY,In'c. S++++++++++++44++++4++4+++n +++4++++9 fifty-two i-++++++-wwwM+wwmw++++enwewwM-Mwww++Mwwwww+-:-+E 6 fig Congratulations to the Class of 1936 Q 'A COUNTRYSIDE DAIRY Q O. M. OLSON, Proprietor 3 'I' ff:-Q ALDERWOOD MANOR, WASHINGTON Q 1,51 Phone Alderwood 2666 2 'I' -. 22 33 494++++46+++++?4+4++9++++++++++++++++++++?++++4++++++ ll 3 '51 '51 if Alderwood Mercantile Ig 2 Company 2 I H. J. WIOKERS, Proprietor E x 7k Alderwood Manor 2 Phone 2221 Free Delivery .ia S? 1 I .1 f iw ++?++?+4++++9+??+++?+?++++ I 'ii I BEST WISHES If: 5 To the Class of '36 Ig 't 4 'iz Alderwood Market if 3? J. J. SCHONER 33 I? An UpftofDate Market in a Ig: 'I' Growin Communit 'I' 4- 3 3' Q 'I' up 3. ++++++++++++++++++?+++++++ +++ r?+ ? Z If 2 Sz 1 Alderwood Manor + -4- ,,, Lumber Co. fl -:Q '21 BUILDING MATERIALS lg LUMBER ,L E SASH AND DOORS 'L 2 PAINTS E Telephone Alderwood 2451 'E .'I-++'3'4 ! !'4 ! ! E'+'3--! !'+s9+w'+++++'5 !' -yw+-hw-w':-+w.www-++mwvM+-sw? I ' z 'JC Comphments I E To the Class of 1936 3. Q: I Sk: is 0 Q Alderwood Grain Q 2 Company Q: Q x ?:w.'w:-+-.w-.a-:.-zNs'+-:-'.a-snaf'.'-:-.a-:ww-+-:M.a-Q 'wx- 4++++++++++++++++++++++4+++4+++?+++4+++++++++++++++n 'Y E OBO. HAGEMANN il if MACHINIST - WELDER - BOILERMAKER 5 Machinery Built for Any Purpose 2 Q Portable Welding and Bozler Repair Equipment N 2 Phone 1094 n Edmonds Q Everett-Seattle H1ghway Q gf--:'+-:-:'-s-:'4'-s--z-:.-s-:-':-:-:f':-4-':--:-s-'z--:n.S+++e-e-+4--s-+-w-e-++e--z-+f:f++4-++-s-+-zM:-e-:'l: fftyftlwee i?++++6++9++++++++++6++4+++++++++++++4+++?++++++++++ip u + Q CONGRATULATIONS . . . E To the Class of 1936 l gf Princess Theater -A A: 2? +++++++4++++++4++9++++++++++4+Q+++++++++++++++++++++? 4++++9+++++++++++9+++++++? v +++++++++++++++++?+++++++Q s 4 Y 5. 5 3: Com liments of 2 22 CLEANERS ' P A 23 3' Phone 172 Next to Theatre jg: 'Sf :gf Same Day Service 3 2 Q 3 We Own and Operate Our is E The Red E3 rWhite Store 'iz Q Own Plant 7 K IZ: 3: Q iw Q: Moths do not bother clean If Q ALDERWUOD MANQR Q 2. clothesl' E. 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