Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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KLAHOWYAHNNXX Irma Stoll is the president of a Women's Club in New York. Teddy Sciber has organized an orphan asylum for the poor and unforf tunate. He is really a very sympathetic and jolly old fellow to have around the asylum. Vivian North is now playing the mouth harp in Sousa's band. It really is sort of hard to hear her, but then, we all know she is there. Walt Stewart has inherited his father's electric shop and has turned out to be a ne'erfdofwell, He spends most of his time attending musical comedies and revues. Bob Baker has gotten right along in this old world. He is now a snappy salesman for the NonfMeltable Ice Co. Alex Calder has inherited a great fortune from a deceased uncle and has built himself a wonderful golf course, where he plays golf continually. Elmer Fordell is earning a goodly living by printing posters for Sears and Roebuck. Genevieve Fortin is now primary teacher at the North Pole. She says her experiences are simply thrilling with the dog teams, trained seals and icebergs. Charles Teague is President of the 1anitor's Union down the Congo River. jenette Robillard is now broadcasting Bedtime Stories over the radio, as her ability as a speaker is evidence that she is capable of holding this position. Announcers 1. K. R. signing off. Reason---lack of pencil lead and grey matter. Page Sewnlem

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KLAHONMYAHHXQX Y SENICR BULLDCG PRCPHECY In the dog pond are assembled twenty-two bull dogs. They look like veterans of this earth, well acquainted with joys, sorrows, ups and down of this earth. Together they are talking over old times. Now just remember that the dog pond is our Foster High. The occasion is an Alumni Assemblage and Banquet of the Senior Bulldogs of '28. Everybody is present, after ten long years of separation. Old school day memories are recalled, but what interests us now is the present. The past is gone-only memories linger. p Our opening speech is given by our Class Advisor, Miss Crane. She is still striving for high scholastic standards, and has brought Foster to the head of the list in high standards. just a word about the old Ford-it is still running. Three cheers are given for our peppy, ever ready, jolly, and best of Class Advisors. ' Then again we hear the voices of Pete, our Senior Class president. He has proven himself very efficient as a mechanical engineer, and has steady employment in his father's business. Beth Hozack is now a permanent resident of Kent. She has joined the organization known as The Wielders of the Holy-rolling Pin. Norma Neal is editor of a New York society paper. She has made several trips abroad studying various phases of society life, getting pointers for her newspaper world. She is running in competition to George Robinson, who is editor of a 'LSporting News. Charles Holmes is leading an exciting life chasing rum runners on the briny deep. Our old friend, Ethel Springer, has risen to heights of fame in the business world. H. Seymour Fetters is a demonstrator for second handed and oneflunged Chevrolets. Helen Stevens is making announcements in the largest High School in Hongkong, China. Roy Smith is selling pop for Barnum Brothers Circus. Catherine Webster is the famous athletic coach. Villette johnson is proprietress of a beauty parlor. For bachelors only. john Williams is a professor of the French language at the College of Well Spoken Languages in Iceland. Page Sixteen

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XrxxXKLAHOWYAHv5xx P fiffif Y LAST WILL AND DOCUMENT OF THE BULLDCGS OF '28 We, the Senior Bulldogs of the class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty' eight, of clear old Foster High, think it necessary, after deep consideration, to Will our possessions to those who are about to fill our places in the coming year. Therefore, let all men know, by this last legal document of the Senior Bulldogs. ARTICLE Ii We, the Senior Bulldogs, leave to the Junior Bulldogs our very dignifIed appearances, as well as the right of having Senior Sneak Day. To the Sophs-Our ambitious, peppy and ever cheerful dispositions. - To Frosh-Qur talent of passing each year successfully. ARTICLE II To our beloved Faculty, we will our undivided thanks for their ceascless, persistent and everlasting efforts in our behalf. ARTICLE III The Senior Bulldogs will the following property: I. H. Seymour Fetters wills his Chev to Les Layton. 2. Ethel Springer leaves her position and love shorthand to Evelyn Heacock. 3. Helen Stevens leaves her position of officer of lost and found articles to Harold johnson. 4. Roy Jorgensen leaves his duty as Student Body President to Donald Nelson. 5. Norma Neal leaves the A's to those who can use them. 6. Punk leaves his ability to tease the girls to Russel Stevens. 7. Catherine Webster wills her Hop Queen title to Wanda Vass. 8. Elmer leaves his slick black hair to Benny Schwartz. 9. Beth leaves her studious nature to Dit. IO. Vivian leaves her cheerful hafha heefhee to Sadomi. We, the Senior Bulldogs, subscribe our hand and seal to the above docuf ment this day of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twentyfeight. BULLDOGS or '28, Page Eighteen