Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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THE CLASS OF 1929 Four years of Work, four years of play, Four years preparing for a way, With joys, with grief, with studies deep, We're bound together for this leap. Four years have brought from far and wide, This group of students side by sideg We are one class united strong, One class apart from all the throng. Four years have made us a class unmatched, With records high, and slate unscratched. A class that thinks, a class that acts, The class that grew from acts. Four years preparing for this day, To take our sheep skins and awayg Prepared to act at any time, We're the class of '29. R. F. '29 Am 51 NQSQEZYY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ............,..........................i.....,.............. Mary Cain Vice-President ..... ......... R uth. NOI'1'iS Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,, ,..,.., K athryn Crooks Treasurer ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,.i,..,,., ....,.,..... I Ona Miller Simcoe Representative ......,.. ...... Ca rmen R0l0ff is Class Advisor .................... ...... M rs. Bacher w , i , ll x ,T X - ' X '-. ff' XX- !. if :its-QTEQ-fifiggf Hui W fmt, pq i S j-WXV Wggjapzhgi, 1 ll S I MCQE, ll , savvy Page Twenty-Two

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'X U? 4 4 t iii' MARJORIE LEAR Margie Always doing her best. Commercial Course. Operetta-1. RUTH SEGRAVES Archie MALCOLM JENSEN ,,Pete,, Happy am I, from care I'rn free, Why aren't others content like me? 0CCaSSi0l1a11Y within my brain, I gent' Scientific Course. Entered from Van- ly think 21 th0l1gl1t-H couver-23 Goodnoe Hills-3. Scientific Course. Pres. P G Club-43 Football-35 Basketball-3-45 Captain Basketball-45 Ritizie Revue-33 Class Play-3-43 P G Club-3-45 Simcoe Staff-4. - LY. .2 g,, - Y is. il i V v A sig- NNN ZW- llc-1 I MCQE. H Page Twenty-One WW V 1 V i :' E , L 55,56-. ' -L V T1-la' . riZ Ngdx Q ' i, 'J ' ' , i' c ' L x A 1

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f -X V- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY For the first time a group of forty freshmen, green and curious, as freshmen usually are, wandered through the halls of G. H. S. During the first week, we organized as a class of 1929 and selected our following class officers: Kenneth McKee, president, Hazel Hyatt, vice-president, Anita Fuhrman, secretary-treasurer, Iona Miller, Simcoe representative. Miss Johnson was chosen as our class advisor. In the freshmen mixer we were duly initiated and as the result we felt that we were full-fledged high school students, and were ready for anything that might happen. Our first year was successful and everyone thought himself to be more intelligent. The following year we again entered the familiar halls of our be- loved school more self-asured. Soon after the beginning of that year we elected Amos Coley, president, Gordon Olsen, vice-president, Carmen Roloff, secretary, Iona Miller, treasurer, Ted Musgrave, Simcoe repre- sentative, and Miss Olive Price, our class advisor. In our sophomore year we acquired the respect of the upper classmen and the awe of the fresh- men. In our junior year, twenty-three enrolled. It was hard for us to be- lieve that we had finally become upper classmen, but we made it a very successful year. The Mummy and the Mumps, our junior play, was a complete success and certainly was the hit of the season. In athletics there were seven who received letters, Gordon Olsen, Orville Richardson, Malcolm Jensen, Amos Coley, Mary Cain, Ruth Norris, and Marcelle Montgomery. Our officers were Gordon Olsen, president, Kenneth McKee, vice- president, Carmen Roloff, secretary-treasurer, Mary Cain, Simcoe repre- sentative. We selected Miss Grace Porter as our class advisor. At last-the top of the high school ladder! As seniors we began with a great deal of eagerness and enthusiasm and organized with Mary Cain, president, Ruth Norris, vice-president, Iona Miller, treasurer, Kathryn Crooks, secretary, Carmen Roloff, Simcoe representative, and Mrs. Bacher, class advisor. We presented a play, The Youngest, which proved the seniors had talent in acting as well as in athletics. At Christmas we provided a program and gave G. H. S. a handsome radio as a memorial, which has proven itself to be a very useful and practical gift. Several members of the senior class are members of the Boys' and i .rf ' - x -5. R g .-, ,i..- --. 'X - 4. 121 If - NX f '17, 'Y Mfr: J- lhsff Llvl COP. ll l 'Pai 'Twenty-Three A A it 'H XX l V Wx X 41' W 117 1? qiqbiwi C I--5 ,MNNNX lull? wi