Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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I9-SIMCOE-28 -- -as ::7 7--7--:sill nfs: 'H 'cl '- + -luxuzlu-:::1u-nq:Aqglgg ML , ,,, W., 1 ,- , , ,gg ,+ I MRS. SARA V. BACHER Page Ten Senior Class Adv'sor We'd like to be the sort of friend you have been to usg We'd like to mean as much to you each minute of the day As you have meant, old friend of ours, to us along the way. KATHRYN E. ALLISON 1A1lisonJ A leader of leaders was she, a girl among girls. MARJORIE BARNES fMargieJ These high school boys are such bores. HERBERT COLLINS KHerbieJ Bashful and shy, 'but a man's a man for a' that! ELIZABETH BRATTON fLizJ Yes, surelyg industriousness must be her forte. PHYLLIS A. BROOKS lPhilJ She does many things in a quiet way. IRMA M. DAVIS fDavyJ The dark horse. JAMES E. CAHILL lDeaconj What he thinks no man can tell.

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p - p P In up l9fSIlVIfIOE-Z8 +,,+g1n. n. l 7n..7n1l,.7.. ,, 1.74.-In-an-u. --uig:in1:..1,: ,..i..1qp1.gi..igg1.g1.p1gg-1 SENIORS Oh, little school, so plain and bare, Our slow feet linger on your stair For the last tinfe. We shall no more Come hither. When we close the door Upon you now, we shall be through With all the dear, glad past, and you. Dear School. We chafed so at the meager ways, The tasks assigned, the fretted days, The life you were the shell of, yet Now, G. H. S. our cheeks are wet. How kind, how sure, this haven seems, How dear the past-it's hopes, it's dreams, The old, old grind, the toil, the care. Forth to the future now we fare, Yet still with backward gaze that clings To the old, worn, familiar things: Farewell, our hands have left the door That opens to us now no more. ALLISON, KATHRYN BARNES, MARJORIE BRATTON, ELIZABETH BROOKS, PHYLLIS CAHILL, JAMES COLLINS, HERBERT DAVIS, IRMA DAVENPORT, LEO DAWSON, EREN DRURY, HESTER ELLIOTT, FLORENCE SENIORS P. A. B., '28 CLASS COLORS-Old Rose and Nile Green CLASS FLOWER-Sweet Pea CLASS MOTTO- Through Trials to Glory GREEN, MAURENE HALL, JUNE HARDIN, BLOSSOM HARLAN, BESSIE HILL, ELIZABETH HOBBS, ROBERT JACROUX, ALFRED JACROUX, JUNIOR JAEKEL, JOHN KELLEHER, JACK LOCY, MARJORIE Page Nine LOUGHARY, ARLINE SMART, CLARA MILLER, CLAUDE MONTGOMERY, ZELMA MOORE, WANDA MUSGRAVE, TED OLSEN, RAY SCHUSTER, MYRA SELLE, VELMA SHEPARD, PEARL SPOON, ARAH

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19-SIMCOE-28 . 31... missin-:ms-lc... ... . .. I. ...7nl1l..-as-..u1qn1ul1uu -lr- ee e--F -- - - he - -1- LICO DAVENPORT 1Fai3 Lis cizeergul grin makes the world ' grin with him. ' IQIIEN DAYCSJN fSl111Ill!'0Ckj 'UI-4111111 irc r ght. I am the nie ry wandcrer of the night. MES. ER DRURY fFuisyJ I don't say much and no one knows wha: I think. RGBERT L. HCBBS QBobJ He fiddles his t'n1e away. FLORENCE ELLIOTT fFlossieJ Her charm lies in her modesty. JUNE LEE HALL fJune1yJ Left the Class. BESSIE M. HARLAN fBessJ She's a terror for her size. JOHN ALBERT JAEKEL 1J0hnJ Quiet, shy, retiring, but we' cannot help admiring. Page Eleven