Harrington High School - Panther Yearbook (Harrington, WA)

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THE PANTHER -E -, - 1952 HONOR AWARDS One of the high points of Harrington High School is the presentation of Honor Awards which are given out at Commencement in recognition of work done outside of the regular curriculum. 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. Students who have won Harrington High School honor awards are: 1933-34 Louise Turner Margaret Follert Harold Manke Frances Heimbigner Anna Yarwood Mariorie Armstrong 1934-35 Steve Scott Jean Knapp Bernadine Dwyer John Roth Jr. Evelyn Heimbigner Robert Tanke 1935-36 Edith Scott Merna Yale June Williams Cleda Defabaugh Doris Swenson Jake Dormaier Erma Manke 1936-37 Kathleen Moloso Elbert Sandygren Francis Fallert Marne Jean Lueck Lucille Heimbigner James Lybecker Madge Kitt 1937-38 Dorothy Norske Marian Kitt Howard Swenson Evelyn Johnson Evelyn Williams Frances Wyatt 1939-40 Jean Williams Ruth Lamparter Natalie Sorrels Walter Gilbert Margery Knapp Margaret Unbewust 1940-41 Doris Hawkins Clarence Norske Dora Jenn Birge Joan Talkington Ruth Gruenwald Lawrence Borck 1941-42 Irene Fiske Glenna Hawkins Marie Timm Jean Defabaugh Mary Rieth Theodore Watanabe 1942-43 Shirley Williams Cecil Birge Marie Yarwoad Regina Depner Joshyo Kinoshita Mary Lou Huber 1943-44 Georgia Ruth Gately Glenna Defabaugh Evelyn Mielke Chester Timm Boyd B. Watson Leroy Abbott 1944-45 Willamina J. Simpson 1935.39 Dwaine J. McKellops Lorraine Kitt . 1945-46 Jqnel Tclklnglon Donna Jean Turner Rlchord Sauer Ardell Larmer Betty Jane Cormano Robert Timm Dorothy Turner 1946-47 Donna Hambright Maxine Chappell Alva Gettman Frieda Timm Joyce Williams 1947-48 Arlie Houck Peggy Kerr Jean Watson 1948-49 Jeannette Hose Louise Kubota Donna Els Anne Louise Unbewust 1949-50 Jack Hawkins Mary Lou Stockman Corrine Gilbanks Lorraine Schuh 1950-51 Frances Zundel Karlene Knapp Sadao Kinoshita Myrna Covert

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1952 MR. GEORGE H. ANDERSON Superinlendenl of Schools World History and Grade History MISS AUGUSTA HOFF Commercial, Home Ec. and Home Rel. AP, ..,- 51 5 'Q1,:E53?' A rf. if fz, -5? MR. C. HENRY HOWARD Music, Speech and Grade Social Science THE PANTHER MR. H. ARTHUR POMMER High School Principal Science, Math, and Manual Arts MISS GAYLORD SlMPSON English and Spanish MR. BRYAN LOMAX Coach, General Science and U. S. Hisfory- Grade Social Science

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T952 - --. THE PANTHER CONGRATULATIONS Heartiest congratulations Harrington High School Annual Staff on your most excellent year book. Another proiect completedp and in the background hours of effort that gi into a book of this kind, May this annual be cherished by all as a monument to the accomplishments of the year l95i-l952. Seniors of the class of l952, may your memories of Harrington High School always be bright, You have now achieved another of life's goals. Congratulations to you all. May my best wishes for life's successes go with you. George H. Anderson Superintendent After an interval of over twenty years the Harrington High School Panther was again published in T945 and has been issued every year since then. This annual has been published at the lowest cost of any in the Bi-County, without any sacrifice of quality and quantity. The editors of all the annuals have worked very hard to make a permanent record of all the memories of their years in school. To Darlene, this years editor, and her staff, l give my sincere thanks for their splendid efforts. The grade school has been included lthe Panther is the only annual of which we know which has incorporated the gradesj for two reasons: Financially they have made it possible to publish as fine an annual as is possible and at the same time give the grade school children a record of their activities and friends that would otherwise have been lost. This year brings to a close my association with Harrington High School. l shall always remember with pleasure the association of many students, who have made the iob of teaching not only pleasant but have given the teachers a sense of having accomplished something of importance. The many friends we have made here will be missed more than we care to think, especially those who have made our stay here very happy. Perhaps if many of the basket- ball fans were to remember that athletics are games and that the prime reason for their existence is the teaching of fair play and sportsmanship there would be a much happier feeling in the whole community. This, the 1952 Panther, has given me opportunity to say goodbye-so in the parlance of the 4th estate. H3011 H. A. Pommer Principal The honor of being editor of the T952 PANTHER has been one of the most enioyable highlights of my high school career. I hope you, the readers, receive as much pleasure from its contents as my staff and I have had in compiling it. E l wish to express sincere thanks to my very efficient staff, my advisor and assistant, Mr. H. A. Pommer, who photographed the pictures in this annual, the advertisers who made this annual possiblep our printer and publisher, Mr. W, A. Wilbur, and you, the public, who purchased so many annuals. My hope is that the memories treasured in this annual will be a genuine source of enioyment in the years to come. Darlene Miller Editor