Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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M M n - p -'rl-9-SIMiQOEf28 A MQW Ol:-. .. -7 . .inf ..--...7 .--- u.-- .. - ll-li-11: xr-.... .u ..7,.u7..u1uuY...n . ..7....7 -.. .I :liult POEM From Freshman days of doubt and fear, When we were grassy green, We wandered on till we came near Our Sophomore year, it seems. We tarried there for one brief year, Before we hurried on TJ bcc Jme the mighty Juniors, Filled with glory and renown. So ha'l to the Class of '29! Known for courage and pc p. 'Neath the silver and blue at any old time, We'll fight for our Wonderful rep. C. L. R. '29, CLASS HISTORY We were the green Freshies of 1925. There were forty of us. At the first opportunity we chose Miss Johnson as our class advisor and elected the class officers as follows: Kenneth McKee, president, Hazel Hyatt, vice- presidentg Anita Fuhrman, secretary-treasurer, Iona Miller, Simcoe rep- resentative. We were made full fledged Goldendale High students at the Frosh Mixer given for us by the Seniors. In our Sophomore year, we gave the Frosh the warm welcome which was coming to them. We elected, for that year, Amos Coley, president, Gordon Olsen, vice-president, Carmen Roloff, secretary, Iona Miller, treasurerg Ted Musgrave, Simcoe representative. Miss Olive Price was selected as our class advisor. At the beginning of our Junior year, we elected Gordon Olsen, presi- dent: Kenneth McKee, vice-president, Carmen Roloff, secretary-treasurerg Mary Cain, Simcoe representative. Miss Grace Porter was chosen as our class advisor. In athletics the Junior class was right there. We had four letter men, Gordon Olsen, Orville Richardson, Malcolm Jensen and Amos Coley. Mar- celle Montgomery, Ruth Norris and Mary Cain received letters in basket- ball. I After much frantic searching, The Mummy and the Mumps was selected for the Junior Play. Three weeks of hard work made it a credit- able production and it was certainly the hit of the spring season. ' M. E.C. '28 Page Twenty-Five

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19--SIMCOE--28 .5..::1 1: if - 2- 1- - :S .-.xi..-n.......-...-.,.-...-....-M.,-......... .-.--- .......-..-..g. J UNIORS CLASS COLORS-Royal Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER-Lily of the Valley CLASS MOTTO- They can conquer who think 'they can. CLASS OFFICERS President ..,........,,..... rr......,. G ordon Olsen Vice-president ,,.,,,..,.. rr.. I ienneth McKee Secretary-treasurer .... .,..e. C armen Roloff Class Advisor .r..,.r,rrr.,rr.,, .... M iss Grace Porter Simcoe Representative .... ,e,,v,,,Vw,V,. M ary Cain CLASS ROLL ABELING, HERMAN BARNES, CLAUDIA CAIN, MARY CROOKS, KATHRYN DIVERS, MARCELLA ELLIOTT, MAXINE GANGUIN, CLARA GRIMES, EDWARD GUNKEL, RALPH JACKSON, VERA JENSEN, MALCOLM MCEWEN, CHARLES MCKEE, KENNETH MCKUNE, VELORA MONTGOMERY, Marcelle Page Twenty-Four MORGAN, HOVVARD NICKERSON, RALPH NORRIS, RUTH OLSEN. GORDON RICHARDSON, ORVILLE ROE, ELSIE ROLOFF, CARMEN TRUMBO, ALMA

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19-SIMCOE-28 +.--- -------- ----.-..-..-..-......-.........-..-..-..-.......-..-..-...-......-.....+ SOPHOMORES CLASS COLORS-Lavendar and White CLASS FLOWERS-Lavendar and White Lilacs CLASS MOTTO- When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot in it, and hang on. CLASS OFFICERS President .,.....,................................................., James Hall Vice-president ........,.S.. ...... J ames Willis Secretary-treasurer ,...., ....,. J ean Coffield Simcoe Representative .... ...., H oward Bratton Advisor .....,...i..........,.,......,.,............,.,.... ..... M iss Shelton CLASS ROLL ALLISON, EDWARD LEAR, MARJORIE SMITH, DORIS IIRATTON. HOWARD McEWEN, PAUL SPALDING, HARRIETT UOFFIELD, JEAN MILLER, AUGUST SPOON, NORMA HIIGGER, CHESTER RICHARDSON, Genevieve WARD, THURMAN EDDIE, MYRIAM RILEY, MILDRED WATSON, VERA FENTON, RALPH ROE, DANIEL WILLIS, JAMES FICRGUSON, RAYMOND ROSS, ISABEL WILKINS, CLARA HALL, JAMES SELLE, MARGARET WINTER, LESTER JACKSON, LEO SHELLADY, GUY WOODS, CLAUDE SILVER, OLETA Page Twenty-Six