Elma High School - Cloquallum Yearbook (Elma, WA)

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6 4 I NIllllllllllmwllI1IllllllluwuIIIIHHIIM1nummlllf 'IIIIlIlIII11u umm!!IllH'HtlIllIlImumltlllllllllllllH I Ill ll SIE INHIICIDIIR QPIILJASS lIDllR4lDlIDllHllllliBfIl W T XVAS warm terrxhly warm Ir was so close that hreatlnng was almost an llT1p0SSl7llly and this yery necessary act was not m1de anymore pleasant lay the fact that Spaniard hayt an almost uncanny deslre to eat garhc just hefore attendmg the theater I could mt understand that ln the ye1r 1945 p ople should sttll xnslst upon eatlng that detestahle food LIS! fl1CI1 3 VCIW fldgefy old H1311 CZ-IITIC Sl1L1ffllDg do VH Ill!! alile alld took tht SC'1f IH l'.I'0l I of IDL TIIC old gellflefhali l'LITl0VCd l1l9 hilt IO I'CV9dl RH ElfT137lI1Q spot I grew dizzy hut all the wlule my eyes were focused on the gleaming head of the man w ho sat 1n front of me It was so smooth llke a crystal There are streaks of l lack across lf Streaks that hecome hats' Iron hars wlth a man beatmg agamst them' It IS our Senlor Class President Clare Bonehrake Boney ls a yu lent lunatic ln a State Hospital for rl e xnsane H Neat I see a heauttful httle vtllage on a green oasis A woman s flgLlI'C in the d e of th Natxye Arah appears at the door of one of th tents I recognlze my old classmate Frances Sehnurxger She had married a Mohamedan Prxnce and they are th owners of Snort Resort on the Sahara Desert An aeroplane lb flyxng dlrectly ahoye the vlllage The ollot lands her plane on the sand and cllmhs out It lS Else Nilsson prlvate secretary to Col Llndhergh The scene dlsappears when a hand lb laid gently on my arm lr is my pal Fern BHVIS We had just come from Pans where she had ohtamed a dlvorce from her thlrd hushand The curtaln rxses and the show hegms There IS a famous hors race The 1ockey on tht w nmng horse lb Dorothy Goodell A golf tournament Veva Mowry the LI S Champion IS tlaymg Then a shlpwreck' The captam comes forward tssuxng, orders The people Gather confldence Everyone IS safely off the slup hefore he captaln steps tnto the last hfe hoat It IS Cap Rldley who went to sea trymg to dlscover lf water 18 really composed cf ctght parts hydrogen and one part oxygen The next scene ts a diplomatic dmner xn Parts I recognlze the speaker as Marjorie Cooper flrst woman amhassador to France She hurrles to keep an appointment 1t Madame Franctne SI oppe Many beallflflll creatxons have heen hown when suddenly M1ryor1e rn shes forward and madly emhraces an a tonxshed model The model ms Vlolet Martm My eyes again fall upon that Slllfllllg head It lb shaded and I see spots upon If It takes the form of a microphone The announcer speaks lnto the mlcrophone Station CHII I S Greenland hroadcastlng tht daily musical program Our hrst numher wlll he a saxaphonc solo by Illona Pomerenk Illona 1s vacatlomng lI'l the land sf the snow Wlmen the announcer pushes the fur cap away from hls face I see the fea ures of Harry Craft He expects to make a fortune selhng frxgldalres to the esk mos There 19 prmtlng on the shlmng surface hefore me It ls the Wlmlte Star Art Herald newspaper puhllshed hy Stella Cam and Charlotte Plant who are now slster 1n l w The pxctures on the screen at present are jungle scenes A group of wxld looking negroes stand before a thatched hut They appear to he qulte mterested m what a young white woman IS tellmg them It IS Franc s Sanders who lb tryfmg to teach to these cannlhals the valut of a School Glrl Complexton The camera man Floyd Nxcman goes tnto the yungles Ar the foot of a tree stands a man It IS the world s second Darwin Carl Met7ger searching for lus ancestors in he t tes The cur1os1t1es are over My mmd agam drtfts to lygone days I see a small town faintly There 1s one strxlclng feature a four story hulldxng It ms Satsop and this skyscraper IS the headquarters of the Wheeler Roger M3fFlH1WI1l3l Bureau Ethel Heatly and Mtldred Bray are among the appncants wautmg to enter the Jffxce The old man hrushes hns hand across hls head and a tmyf hxt of yellow hair stands up 1- z 1 r..,,,.ysw,,Wy,y H! , IW IH V! H, ., ,V ,IV , , I: W. .. y ., ,,,.. yy .,,:E..y,W,yN , ..y,.W .X H. WI' V1 ll ll lull lla' I I I Ill I w I' lllw- r It 'us In 'lU l' ly ltlgrwllqif' y 'PQ , is h l'fASyh L'l,' llwygyl ,I rpm My ,yt X I. I ,y yt U I' I lllllllllllllll I I T I ' AN V Y V W 3 ' Y YO C' , 'D . J Q C, f , Q J , K -.1 7 I :fc I Y .T K I VY .T h fn ,Q X I l ' ,nf I .4 c A 1 V f A . ' Q ' ' . , . . ' . ' I . s -' X. J In I A f . I A . If lost his mind trying to discover what relation a Foster-wife would he. '. , r ss e - - K . 5 H I, ' . . , ' rg j , 'Q . .' '. V A ' l . A . I ' - - s u A c A Q I T 4 o ' n - x .A h Y .h V t s I , tt.- ', v' . - ' 1 ' v A ' 1 s Q A , A . . , .. H .. 1, ,, ,, . .... . 4 .9 - V' I ' .T I' I X ' 5 Q ' : s ' ' . ' ' ' . U ' h h - - u . . Q t i 4 h . Q . I ,, , , . . .T V ' .1 ' . .A 1 1 1 . , ' , t 5 ' , . . . , .1 ,, . ,. - . , ' ' A I 1 . ' I -a 's. ff ' ' 77 - ' 4 , ' 4 I t. , f f 1 . '. , . , ' . 5 Q ' t. r- . ,. . . . , age urn 11

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