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

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ni. 2 55 .ea so ,ti Associate Editor, jerri Mosier, who had charge of copy, relaxes after third period annual class, Editor 1949 a grueling day working on Tiger .Tales. Mary annual rests Genial Bob Thompson, popular S B. A. President, is shown leaving for Seattle on Annual class busi- ness. Mrs. Nelson, editor of the first annual published in 1928, poses in her home for the 1949 edition. Dean johnson, Senior Class Presi- dent, washes his car for his Sat- urdav night date. 1 In this edition of the Tiger Tales, we have endeavored t assemble a history in pictures of our high school life so that eac memorable event will be preserved. We hope that the pleasar memories herein will serve as an inspirationg and this book wi bring about greater interest in our school. The close friendshi of the students, the unequaled school spirit, the enthusiastic co operation of the faculty and the joy and gaiety of auothe milestone have made this a memorable year. These memorie you will want to re-live through the pages of this twentietl edition of the Tiger Tales. MARY ENGEBRIGTSHN, lflditor It is my sincere wish that this edition of Tiger Tales may bring to each of you much pleasure as the opportunity oi putting E. H. S. in print has given us. We hope that as yor glance through these pages in years to come, you may find : bit of enjoyment in gazing at scenes of events which meant se very much to you during your high school days. May this book serve you not only as a reference of high school activities but as a reminder of that period in your life which can never quite be duplicated, your years in linumclaw High. JERRI MOSIHR, Associate liditor The 194-9 Tiger Tales, the theme of which is the Goth Anniversary of the State of VVashington, is a dedication of the present to the past. Through this book is shown the improvements and changes that have taken place in our state and, of course, in good old linumclaw High School. I'm Sure that the ALS Tiger Tales will bring back the memories so dear to us in our high school life. VVhen the mem- bers of the class of 'Ll-9 become imbued witll wisdom, they too will become aware, as they thumb through the pages of this book, that high school days are the happiest. BOB THOMPSON, Student Body Association President Congratulations to the 194-9 annual for a splendid year- book. The theme of this annual is indeed educational and inspirational. It is interesting to look back over the years and to see the marvelous progress which has been made both in ou'r school and in our community. An annual is a reflection of student attitude and morale, and this excellent edition of Tiger Tales must certainly be an incentive to our Student Body to go on to greater and better things! MRS. MILDRHD JOHNSON NELSON In later years as we, the Seniors, turn the pages of this edition of the Tiger Tales, memories of our days at li. H. S. will be recalled - - - memories which will recall the excitement of football and basketball games while rooting for our fellow- meng the dances for which we spent those long hours in decorat-- ing and Graduation the event for which we had all been waiting. On behalf of the Senior Class, as president l am thanking you, the editor of the 1949 Tiger Tales. who have succeeded in helping to keep these memories as the best years of our lives. DEAN JOHNSON, Senior Class President