Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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FAY GOSNEY Gosney A maiden fair yet never bold. English Course. Track-1-2. CHARLES MCEWEN Pat He watcheth his graceful maid as 'mid the virgin train she strayed. English Course. Entered from Klicki- Lat-25 Glee Club-35 Purple G -3-43 Ritzie Revue-23 Football-3-43 Simcoe Saff-4. MILDRED CLAIRE BANKERD Stubby A gentle maid by gentle deeds is known. English Course. Eentered from Harri- son, Idaho-4. JAMES WILLIS Em Wine, women, and Mary. Classical Course. President Class-lg Vice-President Class-25 President Glas-se 33 Assistant Yell King-13 Business Manager-2-33 President Student Body- 45 Honor Society-2-3-45 Sec. Honor Society-2-3g Glee Club-344g Purple G Club-43 Class Play-3-45 Vaudeville-lg Ritzie Revue-23 Operetta-43 Football- 4g Basketball-45 Simcoe Staff-2-3-4. if X I NX A f I L 1 I ' x K, X ,Y JN L, -Wil 1 1 lm . H Af ,iq Q , T Q. K A YN ,Sw It if 'I iw 'Wi - 77 all ' wi, -'Y V .yf'L Ii' 'A . Tgflm, ff,.j',g4 ' f N !f'Sl F Q ' ,i xv . MH -,,f.m':g7 -'ig . :git JL ! 'i-E YE? Silk 3 ' Erin QQQJ' i !Ai - 5 55-I-,yg9!p 'gsfwiifwy I .ibut QQQQ 0295, ., , 53595 - +!'6'3if39 '3v -'+ 4m!s,'raep5 5,- 2 1 I- If-qxgi uni' - 'ig fi. 2.-iei . Za' ,,- --Jx ?V Q 'L-Qiflgg-,si -3',,-, PAGE TWENTY-THREE Ei M K ' N E ifxsib? ,, 1,-- ' ,ln X W'i'1 ,f-QRS XT? A fi- -: . ,i...:-f-4-14:-.il-5: - -Y - N-'L 4 -A-e L, -- : -

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4635 XX x FRED LEAR Leaf Thinking is an idle waste of time, English Course. Sec. Treas. Class-35 Glee Club-3-45 Purple G -2-3-45 Presi- , :lent Purple G -43 Class Play-43 Vand- ville-Iig Operetta-43 Ba-Jketbtall-2-3-43 i Fnotlxall-2-3-4. -l DANIEL ROE Dan Why talk unless you have sznnething tu say. X f etta-4. ,itll - 'Er M1 'u-. -eags.-z-sarv' A 1 5. 4 '- ip-uln lt' E as 1 2.2.5 5 .--ZQQQQQQ Q S' .g -, is W -qs., a,b - ' 4MM!lug,L - - 3 '-tuzff, f x ,F-f i Q f .t l ,f . ' A . t V N I I X ' A 1 QI. Auf, ' ly- ' xx t A - K it , tt XFXXX .1n,..5,-.X Q X. ,,,W,-1 ,. 'C lx . In Xtyxts. JA xr 'sux kiwi I- I h tn!! lk :uri ' 4 'T' -5-P . a' fs -Q.. fit!- 1' ' 'j 'afl, w 1? 1 P' -V - was .ills A .. ' 535 F '?-' Ip' .mf . O 5i '-,Auf . -KL Jq ff , Q, f. ' 5-r. ,h l u I lui ,-Q-.Ja 57'1::, P- -22'- M - .-- -,pk - -:TL-,.f' X .gi-iz' Sr, .r .P ,' ' -I 1 f K , Ci-rfff 8-S:- lfwfyv if- , I xx f ' -fe if -5 -if-'T-iziz.. ff 62 Scientific- Course. Vaudville-3: Oper- 4 I I HARRIETT SPALDING Hattie She makes a success of what 'ere she goes at. English Course. VicePresident Ulass-43 Treas. Student Body-35 Vice-President Student Body-45 Class Play-43 Vaud- ville-3g Basketball-43 Simcpe StatT-3- 43 President Honor Society-4. HOWARD BRATTON Tal I ani a. true Dernocrutf' Scientific Course. Secretary Class-45 Glee Club-33 Ritzie Revue-23 Vand- ville-3: Class Play-4: Simcoe Stat?-1-4. PAGE TW ENTY-TWO

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615 K I X K. I K f .Q'E l . p ,N , C A if ' xl ff A XIX fl' ,lk ' 1' ' it 47 X 1 -, f , -gf: I xv?-5323! ,Q . .,. -.1 f' X. bf'fi 14l?q! fE ,Z - - , , J I ., Ks. s 'f.:ie- f was 'va-vc , -:,,lg:':1,Q' ,A i' 4 .i'Qffvi,gg-9.t ,f--Q 2 .5 fl .-1' 019555 .3 -ix ',q'lp7b.l-lg-g,-,Sf fa '-'S 'T-:RW-'959i 'wo vl!',',1i'-u3! '1 fe - .si . .fpifiafaiq A -I f F4,9hM'LW Z'5 I 1 bn ' 1, , 1 ,f, SENIOR HISTORY Where do we go? What do we do? I'm scared! these were the gen- eral exclamations in the fall of '26 when thirty-three individuals known as freshmen entered for the first time with wobbly knees the doors of G. H. S. to become members of the Student Body. This scare was soon past, and in its place came pep and enthusiasm as well as love for our new life. We organized this first year with Miss Shelton as our class advisor and the following officers: James Willis, president: Ralph Fenton, secre- tary: James Hall, treasurer, and Margaret Plett, Simcoe representative. In our Sophomore year we were more self-assured and did not have to be told what to do and how to do it, as in this year we were among the leaders in all events. Edward Allison earned a letter in both football and basketball, while Ralph Fenton earned a letter in football, and Lester Win- ter one in basketball and track. James Willis was elected business mana- ger and Norma Spoon secretary of the Student Body, and Jean Coffield and James Willis were elected yell leaders. Besides these Norma Spoon, James Willis and Harriett Spalding also earned membership in the Torch Honor Society. Our officers were: James Hall, president: James Willis, vice-presidentg Jean Coffield, secretary-treasurer, Howard Bratton, Simcoe representative: and Miss Shelton, class advisor. Thirty members enrolled in our third year. At last we were upper classmen and proud of it. Officers elected were: James Willis, president: Junior Allison, vice-president, Fred Lear, secretary-treasurer: Jean Cof- field, Simcoe representative: and Miss Shelton, class advisor. Again we were well represented in activities. In football those receiv- ing letters were Edward Allison, Donald Coffield, Chester Dugger, August Miller, Fred Lear and Lester Winter. In basketball, Edward Allison, Fred Lear, Lester Winter, Vera Watson and Jean Coffield received letters. We had four Board of Control officers, Lester Winter, Norma Spoon, Harriett Spalding and James Willis. The New Co-ed was chosen as our play, and with three weeks of hard work we made it a success. Our Prom which was held the nineteenth of April was also very successful. To the top-humble, dignified Seniors we entered with thirty-two members. The following officers were elected: Norma Spoon, president: Harriett Spalding, vice-president, Leo Jackson, treasurer, Howard Brat- ton, secretary 5 Charles McEwen, Simcoe representative, and Mrs. Bacher, class advisor. We successfully presented our class play Oh, Kay and showed our talent. Those receiving letters in footbail are: Edward Allison, Fred Lear, Lester Winter, Raymond Ferguson, James Willis, Chester Dugger, August T- if ... -' .51 a.:'L5E 9,, X PAGE TWENTY-FOUR .f ' , Cf?-riff gf?-' GZ? x-.El 12, . ff .i.. ...--E--.,-.--:.f35f: m f-' '--,7 ---2.- .-:EL l .1 f L--N.-.LT,,:lj,:1,, - J