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BACK ROW: I. Nusbaum, F. Breneiser, H. Boesch, B. Ryding, I. Bliss, S. Kaser, A. Stanley, L. Green, B. McKillican, E. Sorenson. SECOND ROW: M. Malcom, B. Deaville, B. St. Clair, D. McGinnis, I. Schneider, E. Stone, A. Stone, D. Young, M. Wood, I. Hodge, V. Ronne, I. Hazendonk, A. Streimer. THIRD R-OWE G. Kirkwood, I. Page, I. Peyralans, B. Rodgers, B. Andrew, L. Elliott, D. Berg, B. Collins, M. Iohnson, I. Edwards, F. Dickson, M. Cox, D. Larson. FRONT ROW: Miss Pfeiffer, O. Stookey, T. Diamond, I. McFarland, B. Simpson, M. Gabel, B. Dissmore, I. Bliss, L. Black, A. Dobbs, C. Allen, M. Stone, M. Stanley, D. Myers, I. Metzger, R. Persinger, Miss Kirby. Tri-Y The Tri-Y club, under the competent leadership of Miss Eva Kirby and Miss Ella Pfeiffer, was organized to give physical, mental, and spiritual training to the girls. The girls have many interesting social activities as Well as educa- tional meetings throughout the year. Officers for 1937 are: Laura lean Elliot, president: Isabelle Bliss, vice- president: Iune Metzger, secretary, and Evelyn Stone, treasurer. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is an honorary club consisting of twenty members chosen from the senior, junior and sophomore classes. These boys are advised in their work by Mr. Gowen and Mr. Ownbey. A topic is announced for each meet- ing, the boys invite a speaker and come prepared for a formal discussion. Sam Haley was the Gresham delegate to the National Hi-Y convention at Berea, Kentucky, last summer. Officers for 1937 are: Fred Young, president, Sam Haley, vice-president, Iacob Schneider, secretary, and Seabert Carter, treasurer. FIRST ROW: D. Murphy, B. Iones, H. Townsend, W. Marriage, M. Stanley, O. Carter, B. Rodgers. SECOND ROW: S. Haley W. Metzger, S. Carter, M. Fleming. THIRD ROW: W. Milner, D. Smith, I. Schneider, M. Becker, D. Plymell, C. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gowen, F. Kosderka, A. Stone, F. Young, W. Haley, I. Plymell, Mr. Ownbey. few. Q a v .I
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FIRST ROW: R. Meinig, P. Larson, C. Tabor, S. Haley, B. Bent, M.. Patterson, B. Cunningham, H. Ulrich, M. Anderson, M. Nessly, L. Mallett, R. McGinnis, V. Sture, F. Tabor, B. Stookey, T. Susanka, S. Cartelr, R. Pillster, C. Smith, I. Strong, G. Metcalf, I. Bliss, D. Olson. ' SECOND ROW: Mr. Beach, E. Cushman, Wm. McAfee, M. Fleming, H. Allen, L. Norguist, L. Fulmer, H. Win ner, B. Ryding, E. Tucker, A. Stone, H. Boesch, A. Streimer, D. Berg, R. French, M. Gray, L. Rush r,, l V. Ronne, M. McMillen, I. Pillster, K. Roeder, E. Sorenson, M. Susanka. THIRD ROW: l. Nickerson, E. Engelsen, I. Olson, E. Christensen, I.'Hodge, E. Reed, E. Stone, M. Stone, AJ Stanley, B. St. Clair, B. Rodgers, I. Clark, L. Elliot, B. Collins, D. Young, D. Hinkley, I. Nusba I. Simon, A. Andrew, N. Clinton, M. Sipe, V. Turner, R. Milleson. .ii FOURTH ROW: I. Ianin, I. Leaf, M. Bastrom, W. Wetzel, B. Schwartz, l. Staley, E. Ielken, H. Martin, O. Stookey, L. Oak, K. Tambara, V. Deinig, M. Schiller, B. Fowler, M. Lettow, M. Kaser, B. Andrew, M. Thayer, A. Dodds, A. Brugger, M. Wade, I. Hazendonk, N. Johnson, B. Miller, P. White. Glee Clubs The glee clubs completed a very successful year under the excellent lead- ership ot Mr. Beach. The first performance was the lovely Irish operatta, Lass large crowd. A selected group from the girls' glee club sang on a F F a A. of Limerick Town. The spring concert, given March 19, was enjoyed by n broadcast from Corvallis and at the Community Chest Banquet in Portla The glee clubs have also entertained at several assemblies. Doris Hlnkl has shown marked ability as an accompanist and has worked willingly year. The clubs entered the state contest at Forest Grove on April 24. In t contest the Boys' Quartette and the Girls' Quartette each placed third in th respective divisions, and the Girls' Glee Club tied for second place. d. 9Y all his eir
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BACK ROW: M. Takashima, O. Lake, L. Ledine. SECOND ROW: D. Lane, C. Kuhlman, H. Palmquist, M. Gosseti, B. St Clair, L. Sunderland, W. Wetzel, V. Williams. THIRD ROW: A. Takao, B. Deaville, R. Bailey, H. Mack, M. Cox, V. Morgan, C. Lane. FRONT ROW: E. Stone, V. Mackey, B. Akin, B. Reitsma, F. Abraham, H. Gillett, L. Iepson, A. Byrd, M. lessen, Miss Isbister. Home Ec Club The Home Ec Club, under the supervision of Miss Annabelle Isbister, was organized to interest the girls in home economics. The meetings are both social and educational. Last summer a conference was held at Seattle: those attend- ing trom Gresham were Hazel Gillett, loyce Scott, Madge Heecock. Officers for 1937 are: Hazel Gillett, president: Frances Abraham, vice- presidentg Betty Reitsma, historian, and Betty Akin, treasurer. Future Farmers of America The vocational agricultural department was established in 1918 and be- came a chapter of the EEA. in 1931. Mr. Kirby Brumfield is adviser. The stock judging team-Chester Nelson, Vincent Young, and Harold MacKey, Won first place at the state fair and the P. 1. L. E. last summer. Twenty-nine members went on a thousand-mile tour of Central and Eastern Washington. The club has 100 per cent enrollment. Officers for 1937 are: Chester Nelson, president, Vincent Young, vice- president: Frank Schmidt, secretary, and Ernest Speybrock, reporter. BACK ROW: V. Lofsted, E. Reitsma, T. Okita, R. Clinton, G. Hata, I. Luce, W. Weissenfluh, R. Boynton, L. Moseler, D. Ferrett, R. Lewis, V. Anderson, R. Callister, E. Wheeler, M. Erickson, H. Mackey. SECOND ROW: T. Susanka, I. Kato, M. Hara, R. Morgan, B. Strebin, S. Hata, K. Palmblad, H. Endresen, A. Andereqq, C. Lewis. THIRD ROW: S. Kuga, S. Hall, R. Pillster, A. Endresen, B. Mickelsen, G. Schaeffer, F. St. Clair, K. Hedden, T. Ouchida, R. Harmon, O. Menser, W. Parker, N. Owens. FRONT ROW: G. Bettencourt, M. Becker, I. Doi, T. Stein, F. Schmidt, V. Young, C. Nelson, E. Speybrock, I. Williams, R. Neibauer, A. Larson, T. Namba, B. Wilner, M. Takao, Mr. Brumfield.
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