Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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19--SIMCOE-28 l1lhmlr1l l ALFRED L. JACROUX Uerkj Don't be 'backward-I'm not. V L1 lf' BLOSSOM H. HARDIN lT00tsieJ A .J I Hang sorrow! care will kill a .catg therefore 1et's be merry. ELIZABETH HILL fLiz1 Oh, this 1earn'ng, what is it? GUSTAVE A. JACROUX Uuniorl A friend to all, an enemy to none. MARJORIE LOCY fMargieJ She creates an atmosphere of the utmost refinement. ARLINE L. LOUGHARY fAl1 Ye gods, how she talks. ZELMA ANN MONTGOMERY IMontyJ She is quiet and reserved. JOHN P. KELLEHER tJackJ What? No women? Never! Page Twelve

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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

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19-SIMCOE--28 1gg1un1-q-lg-ll1nl1u-1pg-g.1gqigl14,1..1qqi..1 CLAUDE MILLER tMi1lerj His name will go DOWN in History. VELMA I. SELLE CVeJ She's not what you'd call talkative. WANDA MOORE CWanderJ A constant smile is always worth while. THEODORE W. MUSGRAVE fTedJ The world knows nothing of its greatest men. MYRA ALICE SCHUSTER CB1ondyJ . Blush'ng is the color of virtue. PEARL SHEPARD fPearlieJ Still waters run deep. CLARA E. SMART CClairieJ There's a gift beyond the reach of art-that of being silent. RAYMOND E. OLSEN fRayJ In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of-baseball. Page Thirteen