Harrington High School - Panther Yearbook (Harrington, WA)

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1951 A ..- - THE PANTHER HONOR AWARDS One of the high points of Harrington High School life is thevpresentation of Honor Awards which are given out at Commencement in recognition of work done outside of the regular curriculum. 1 These awards are iudged almost in their entirety by a committee chosen by the Student Body President each year, and is therefore an evaluation of citizenship by their fellow classmates. Every activity has specific points awarded which have been set up by the Student Body. y Students who have won Harrington High School honor awards ares 1933-34 Louise Turner Margaret Fallert Harold Manke Frances Heimbigner Anna Yarwood Mariarie Armstrong 1936-37 Kathleen Moloso Elbert Sandygren Frances Fallert Marne Jean Lueck Lucille Heimbigner James Lybecker Madge Kitt 1939-40 Jean Williams Ruth Larnparter Natalie Sorrels Walter Gilbert Margery Knapp Margaret Unbewust 1942-43 Shirley Williams Cecil Birge Marie Yarwood Regina Depner Joshyo Kinoshita Mary Lou Huber 1946-47 Donna Hambright Maxine Chappell Alva Gettman Frieda Timm 1949-50 Jack Hawkins Mary Lou Stockman Corrine Gilbanks Lorraine Schuh 1934-35 Steve Scott Jean Knapp Bernadine Dwyer John Roth Jr. Evelyn Heimbigner Robert Tanke 1937-38 Dorothy Norske Marian Kitt Howard Swenson Evelyn Johnson Evelyn Williams Frances Wyatt 1940-41 Doris Hawkins Clarence Norske Dora Jean Birge Joan Talkington Ruth Grunewald Lawrence Borck 1943-44 Georgia Ruth Gately Glenna Defabaugh Evelyn Mielke Chester Timm Boyd B. Watson Leroy Abbott 1947-48 Arlie Houk Peggy Kerr Jean Watson 1935-36 Edith Scott Merna Yale June Williams l Clezla Defabaugh Doris Swenson ' Jake Dormaier Erma Manke 1938-39 Lorraine Kitt - Janet Talkington Richard Sauer Betty Jane Cormana Robert Timm Dorothy Turner 1941-42 Irene Fiske Glenna Hawkins Marie Timm Jean Defabaugh Mary Rieth Theodore Watanabe 1944-45 Wil-lamina L. Simpson Dwaine J. McKellips 1945-46 Donna Jean Turner Ardel Larmer 1948-49 Jeannette Hose Louise Kubota Donna Els Anne Louise Unbewust

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THE PANTHER l MR. GEORGE H. ANDERSON Superintendent of Schools Biology and History Commercial, Home Ec. and Ar? 'Z fs ' MR. C. HENRY HOWARD Music, Math, Social Science High School Principal Science, Math, and Manual Arts MISS DORACE HORNBERGER English, German, Dramaiics MR. BRYAN LoMAx S Coach oncl Social Science egg 195

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THE PANTHER . 1951 CONGRATULATIONS The Student Body has finished another maior proiect within the year 1951. This noteworthy annual commemorates your great year of 1951 with all its out- standing achievements. Please allow me to congratulate you, Seniors of 1951 may this your last year always be fresh in your minds. May those associations you have made be always near to you. Time may dim other memories, but your school years being among your happiest should receive a special place in your memory. One factor to life's success exhibited by you in the past is your never ending determination to achieve a goal that often has seemed impossible to attain. Retain this spirit and your life will be successful. My heartiest congratulations. l wish for each and every one of your life's George H. Anderson Superintendent lt has been a great pleasure and an honor to be editor of the annual this year. Working with the annual staff has really been fun. I wish to thank the faculty, the student body, and all the townspeople who have cooperated in such a wonderful way. I hope that this annual will be to your liking and that it will continue to bring you pleasure for many years to come. Myrna Covert Editor Congratulations Seniors! This year inaugurates the beginning of the efforts of the camera club for your 1951 yearbook. As you all have contributed the annual should have a special meaning to you. We hope you will return often after your graduation as we will always remember yau as friends whom we will always be glad to see. H. Arthur Pommer H. S. Principal