Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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11A Class f Q e . ,soaks ax . . .r ,L . X K K . ,NSS . iyriwi I Members of the 11A class certainly have been an active group during the three ye1ars they have been in school. 1 The members of the clas showed their talent in the 1929 Carnival by presenting Baby Spo- kane and The Great Operation.1 They also proved to be salesmen in the line, of Hawaiian Leis. The Lady in Waiting to the Queen was Kathryn Hurd, a member of this elass, who was second in the Queen contest. The class boasts two active debaters, Florence Bope and Katherine Youngman. There are a number of boys who are active in sports: Delbert Jones, J acl: Cedar, Mark Bauer, Leslie Hebert, Bill Honey, Kenneth James and Percy Gillman. -9- - ----- - -- '29 Page twenty-five un-zu'-u ul ll nfs 1 OFFICERS I President ............ ..,,...,..... - ..e......,....... l Leslie Hebert Vice President ........,.................,......... l ..... Viola Hink Secretary-Treasurer ,.,............. Kathryn Youngman Federation Representative ........,...., ' ...... B ill Haney Advisors .,.................... Miss Harmoh, Mr. Babcock 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 4

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2.- Senior B Class A OFFICERS President .............................,................ Alick Adams Vice President ............. .......... B enton Gillingham Secretary-Treasurer .........,.................... Albert Orr Sponsors ,,......,................... Mr. Saltz, Miss Dunlap The senior B's have sprung into fame. They are known for famous people. From that class came the Queen of the Panther Frolic, Mildred Payne, and two members of her Royal Court, Glorie Howard and Vona Harmon. Is not that in itself enough to make any class swell with pride? What class put on the Nigger Baby show at the Carnival? It was none other than the sen- ior B class. That class prides itself also for its outstanding athletes. Albert Orr and Ray Poole are famous in football. Ed Katke and Ray Poole are promi- nent in basketball. Roy Sandstrom claims all- city recognition in basketball, and Kenneth Hen- P age twenty-four 'Ui derson has proved his ability as a skater. Mildred Payne is the debater of the class. She has repre- sented Hillyard and helped to win the Harvard cup. Faith Helms, the class baby, is a member of two national honor groups-National Honor So- ciety and Quill and Scroll. She has been chair- man of one of the Girls, League departments, and was a charter member of the Panther Service club. John Toulouse will some day bring renoun to his group for he is the business man of his class. He is assistant business manager of the Hi-Times and advertising manager of the Paws and Claws. , K ,l,,v-mfr! 'II I W U' 'H--ll I Ui -In luul w va U I-N ll I H- Y

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Quinn lsuuuuuuuuuuunnn- cis 'I' 'I' M H U U H H Hd -lg H 11B Class Pagr tu'rnty-sir Eric McDavis has been president of his class for three successive terms. He is also president and an active member of the Harding Debate club. This class is proud to have as one of its members a debater who helped win the cup for Hillyard. -a. person none other than Robert Rothwell. -Chauncey Wakely is an important factor in the field of track. At the Carnival this spring the 11B class conducted the Country Store which was a great success. President ...........,...,.., .,.,....c.... E ric McDavis Vice President .............,,. ....,.. C hauncey Wakely Secretary-Treasurer ......f........,..,.,, Robert Rothwell Federation Representative ...........,....,... John Kelly Sponsors ,.,....c.....,.,...,.. Mr. Benjamin, Miss Stevens slow wwwlv H N' '29 -um num M