Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

 - Class of 1943

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WING DING PAGE In January ballots were dlstrrbuttd to the stnlors by the Annual staff Thc long an arted results ot the Scnxor Hall of P ame kept 1 secret untxl now are publrshed below Most Llkcly to Succeed Cutest Gxrl Handsomest Boy Best Dancer Class Cut up Shyest Boy and Grrl Best dressed Boy and Glrl Tallest Boy Personallty Plus Prettlest Harr J1v1est Jrtterbug Class Casanova Most Persrstent Crum chewer Most Studrous Boy and Grrl B ttcr Late Than Never Movxe Kmg and uecn WIIIIGSI Boy and Curl Class Sleeper Class Dreamer Prett1est Eyes Class Song Brrd Class MUSICIBH Most Actrve 1n Sports Most Cooperatxve Students Class Chatterbox Class Leader Best Semor Artlst Floyd Craptnthrn Dorothy Errsk Reba Armstrong Loure Wolflman Brll Moses Marjorre McK1nnon George Bremer Lola Martmellr Beulah Lawrence Bull Ljungdahl Wnnnefred Mlttan Don Stoble Charles Runland Kerth Grennan Jackle Douglas Nell Lafrombolse Patty Hunt Allan Sander Mane Johnson Don Boslk Gcorge Bremer Joan Puttman Bob I xsher Florence Olsen Delmar Weston Dorothy Jensen Arnold Drerengcr Mavrs Johnson Ray Hayes Marron Kyle Ken Schwelkl Donald Camp Elsre Kolze George Moergell Peggy Bruhn Rrchard Swam Esther Edwardson Helen Mae Hansen Don Troy All of our boys T1ll1e Logar Semor Class Melvm Strom Kathelene Ayotte Bob Walker Betty Lou Jensen Larry Berkshrre Delma Moore 1 A, . 7 l. n I A5 A . Shortest Cmirl as aa,. .,,. . a. L ..r.. Corinne Erickson ,J , , , v 17

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'How you use today determines how tomorrow T T wull use you Sqn... KENNETH SCHWEIKL fSleepyl I dont mmd work I can sleep rught through ut So tball I 2 Paps Crew 3 TOMMY SILVESTRI fSluvunskuJ Sulent but earnest and suncere otball 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 nuce to be nuce when you re natur ally nuce E Club DON STOBIE CPheebeD Why not uf l can get away wuth ut Glee Club l 3 Orchestra 1 2 Basket ball 1 Track l Fureman s Club l 2 3 4 Junuor Hugh Drama Club l Operetta 1 Hu Junks Z 3 MELVIN STROM CSonnyD The world us as you take ut Yell Club Offuce 2 4 Glee Club 2 RICHARD SWAIN fDuckJ H has no traut more strukung than hus common sense F A I 3 Secretary Jumor Class 3 One Act Play 2 Lubraruan 2 Glee Club 4 Junuor Hugh Drama I gnu'- gi? 5 Snr- C' 5 DON TROY fBuckJ 'Many are esteemed more than they imagine. Band l, 2, 3. 4, Student Conductor O estral 3 4 dent Conductor 2 Glee Chorus 3 4 Student Conductor 4 Boys Club Secretary Treasurer 4 Fure mansClub 2 3 4 Tennusl 2 3 4 Hu Junks 2 3 4 THEODORA VANGEL fThel Always has a pleasant smule Sec retary Student Body 4 E Club 2 3 Presudent Freshman Class l H Hu 4 Gurls Club Cabunet 3 Chaur man Tolo 4 Offuce 3 BOB WALKER CSandyJ Sucn speakung abuluty Presudent Senuor Class 4 Torch 3 4 Debate 3 Drama 3 4 Board of Control 4 Captaun Mudget Swummung Team Student Actuvuty Manager 2 Treas urer Scuence Club 2 Entered from Staduum Hugh Tacoma Washung ton DELMER WESTON fAlvD Oh for a lufe on the farm Football 2 BUD WINTERS fFlashJ Im not always quuet Football 3 LOUIE WOHLMAN CJunuorl You can t love one and have any fun Softball l 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Furemvus Club 3 4 Assustant Chuef 4 E Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer ' I-v 'Y ' 2, 3, 4: rch .2, , . Stu- .P, V 5 5 sk-1:41 ,,,. A ,' I ' 'I : . 'I ' 1 u TA by 6' .Q : E . 1 : FL ' . , : .3 4. C . ' ' ' MUR'-E SMA'-E5 CMEEC7 VS Q , , 3, 41 F.F.A. 1. 2, 3,311 E cuuui . .. .. h ' ' ' 2, 3.4. U A QS .l,. in - .. 'kv , :. .:' , A f' Q L' lap , -i 1 usa 4. - . F...,2,.-1: . 2 .' ' 2 1 .ff - 16



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W Senior Prophecy Wt are going to take a glimpse rnto the future twenty years hence wrth the ard ol Puss rr Boots 'lhe boots worn by Puss are marvelous they can cover the whole globe rn one step Llmagrne' 1 Here we go Whee' One step and we are peeking through a key hole of A kindergarten somewhere rn Georgia We find our own class president Bob Walker who rs teaching the lrttle ones the fundamentals or spell ing He has written a book on Rules for bpellmg Bob always was a great spellerl We must be on our way as we have a great deal of terrttory OJ to cover Wrth a leap we are rn Lonstan trnople and can you guess who we first meet' 'P No' ' Well rt s good old Jackie Douglas and we are told she has fulfrlled her lifelong ambrtron to become a mortrcran Arnold Drerenger strll makes hrs evening vrsrt trying to strr up some interest Arnold rs now a famous vrolrnrst and plays under Jackie s window quite often Ah love' 'l We are rn a theatre the lights are low and musrc rs soft as a graceful figure glides back and forth across the stage Boots lrfts us up on the stage Qrnvrsrble to others of coursej and who should this trne figure be but Floyd Lirapenthrn who has the lead rn the Brooklyn Grapefruit Ballet l-loyd s slrm partner rs naturally Bob fisher Such form Such brace Back across the country we glrde to Seattle Here rn all h s glory we find Neil l a fromborse strll playing hrs old flute U9 rn the .Seattle Georgetown Symphony Orecheslra lHep' Hep Oh say now 7 Wrth half a step we are rn Rio de Janrero Lhow vye do get around 'J where we frnd Beulah Lawrence on her opening night rn 7 he lce follies of 63 Just rmagrne Wrth a swrsh we re rn Washington D C and here rn the capitol we frnd Bud Winters re writing th Declaration or lndependence of ye old United States He proves to be a frne speaker to our ama7ement 'l here too vue find Ray Hayes a senator from Georgia who rs famous for hrs desk which is especially burlt so he can rest well while working' It seems most of the men U7 of 43 are rn Washington D C. and here we trnd Larry Berkshire an auditor who is really a man about town lhen loo we find Richard Swain a papcr hanger who rs destined to become famous because ol hrs height Enough of Washington D C and on to Honolulu Here we frnd Reba Armstrong who strll hasnt found that mrllronarre whom Laccordrng to a certain fortune tellerj shc was supposed to marry Reba had numerous coming out parties but no one seemed to want her to come out Vvlrth a lerp wt are down rn deepest darkest Africa Soon we see a lrgure at a wrreless and pause to find out who it is well rt is none other than Peggy Bruhn who has fulfrlled her ambition to become a foreign correspondent Peg rs trying to get reports through on her wrreless on a war which has been our for nrneteen years ' Poor Peg A few strokes down the river we find Doris Mallery enchantrng reptiles wrth weird tones from her Oriental fluteln Oh Dorrs Off we go again Hang on trght because we have been rnvrted ot the Whrte House by the First Lady Annrs Peters Annrs grves frne talks on the radro darly on Facts About Cats which proves beneficial to all concerned tWe strll dont know just what kind of cats she means J The President Delmar Weston drrects the affairs of the nation well Lunder Annrs supervrsronl' 2 Delmars term NJ rs nearly over and a congressman Ken Schwerkl rs well on hrs may to the presrdency Hrs slogan rs Sleep Chew Gum and Write to Gertrude We see Theodora Vangel s name rn headlights fhe school daysl' We srmply must dash back to Enumclaw to find out about Don Bosrk Yep rt s true Hes operating a beauty salon on Cole Street and he rs dorng well too He always had such frne artrstrc ability George Moergelr finally left Penney s after 25 years of service and rs now Don s most capable assrstant tHe rs strll trying to get a wave in hrs own harr I Don and George couldn t bear to leave dear old Enumclaw so there they stay One of Don s regular customers is Louie Wohlman who rs the heavywerght boxrng champion of the world For every frght he wears those good looking striped overalls with a pink rrbbon rn hrs harr Another favorite customer rs the exotrc dark harred hula dancer Berna drne Hansen QYep her harr rs dark now D A lot of the grads of 43 loved Enumclaw so well that they re strll here after twenty years Due to a shortage of gal power Jack Lochrrdge rs teaching rn the Home Ec Department of the Girls Sem rnary rn Enumclaw Keith Grennan felt he must leave Enumclaw rf he wanted to get any place rn the world and now we frnd hrm lrvrng near Crossvrlle UPU He rs dorng right well for himself too Keith rs the Drstrrct Attorney but we hear he becomes very cross at trmes fKorn huhlll Zoomrng off lrke Buck Rogers we reach England here we find Trllre Logar the country s leading chimney sweep She cleans the chimneys at Buckingham Palace every two monthsl' Trllre s face now matches her harr Here too at Buckingham Palace we find Elsie Kolze who rs marrred to the Prince of Salamr fa lot of baloney there J Jeepers hang on trght cause Boots rs off again thrs trme to Akyab and here we frnd Barbara Meehan swaying gracefully rn rhythm to natrve musrc She rs entertaining soldrers and sailors Barbara has seen us so we d better swrsh off Here we are rn Northern Canada fbrrrrj Well well here rs good old Don Troy Don has been trying to cultrvate pine apples and bananas but so far no luck Poor Don he cant make up hrs mrnd which to go ahead and cultrvate 7 Just lrke hrm rsn t itll' Sarlrng off wrth Puss we reach Lhrna and here near the Yangtze Rrver we find Louise Robinson Louise makes a frne Jrnnkrsha puller She always was great about taking her friends about the country rn her car but now no car just a Jrnrrkrsha ' Boots desires to swrm so with a drve we are rn the South Pacrfrc Say' now who is thrs deep sea drver making her way among the corals and the tropical frsh'77 Why rt rs none other than Frances Lane Maybe she wanted to get away from rt all so she went into thrs profession CGlub glubj Flounderrng back to the sur face we come upon a raft and we fmd Brll Guerrrnr poor Brll hasn t had a drrnk for years so grve hrm one-of water' ' Stepprng lrghtly on our way we reach Szydlowrec Sneaking rnto a huge Chemistry lab we don t find L E A but we do frnd Kathleen Lawrence Kathleen rs one of the few great women chemists and has recerved her C S O M S D and XYZ fConsult the drctronary under Degrees and Trtlesl From Szydlowrec we glrde to Enumclaw lwhrch can be found on any map of Washrngtonl Going down to Prer 48 Koh yes Enumclaw rs now a seaport the trde came rn' H But to go on here at Prer 48 we see Barbara Groth as a longshoreman-strll a shortage of men rn Enumclaw as back rn 43 Here too we fmd Mary Fantello running a boat conce sron through the tunnel of love Mary gets quite a good deal of gossip this way and keeps Carol Pooley a lrve wrre of a ob srster on the Wabash Cannon Ball posted on the latat romances Wrth a stride we are rn a ballet studro situated near the waterf ont Do you know whose shoulder we are on ' Well rt s Charles Runland the owner and head rnstructor of the studro My he is a striking picture Hrs capable and grace ful dancrng partner fshe is going to krll usl rs Betty Lou Jensen One of therr most accomplished students is Don Camp who rs now a physrcal educatron teacher rn Maple Valley' fwhrch rs some prosperrng spot rn Washrngtonl Before Don en tered teaching he set numerous records rn the dashes' 7 7 From Maple Valley we fly with Boots to Black Dramcnd U S A Black Diamond rf you remember rs a town near Enumclaw Here we see at 5 rn the morn Allen Sander sweeping the streets He clarms he rs dorng thrs to lose weight We hear 18 I O , 1 , . . . 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