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

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,,,...f L.. 22.::::::::..:.....:- -:::::::::.....::-:Ir Girli Reserves l i , V - --..- Front Row, Left to Right: Marie Verimillion, Ruth Wyman. Second Row, Left to Right: Myra Lindsey, Cecilia Derry, Doris Stough, Florence Bope, Thelma Neilson, Ellen Eskeberg, Faith Helms, Kathryn Hurd. Back Row, Left to Riight: Edih Kobberoe, Iola Busby, Dorothy Busby, Mrs. Prall CAdvisorJ Hazel McRae, Helen Erickson, Mrs. Stevens CAdvis0rJ, Elizabeth Durham, Norma Elsdon, Hazel Goodrich. Never before in the annals of the Hillyard high school has the Girl Reserve club been so strong in members or as lively in activities as it has in the past year. Most of the meetings have been held weekly at the high school under the leadership of Mrs. J. L. Proll and Mrs. Stevens. For variation some of the meetings have been held at the homes of the different members and some beside the glow- ing campfire on a hike. There have also been many good times to en- liven the year. Among which are, a nautical party to welcome new members, Hallowe'en party, Christmas Ball, Dads' and Daughters' Banquet, Valentine Luncheon, Senior Breakfast, and Camp Rally for the Mothers. The first semester, the girls took as their in- terest group, artcraft. One of the projects was the making of calico dogs. Hiking was taken as the second semester. Witli it went tennis, archery, campfire making, first aid, camp cooking and singing. The girls also made attractive poetry note- books, in which they put their favorite poems and illustrated them with pictures. From first to last, their calendar has been well filled. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER President ...,,... ...... ..... F a ith Helms Program Chairman ,,,,,,. .,,.,., E lizabeth Durham Vice President .,,.... ,,.. E llen Eskeberg Service Chairman ,,... Florence Bope Secretary .............. ....... R uth Wyman Reporter ................,.. .,,, H azel Goodrich Treasurer ................ ..... H elen Erickson Ring Chairman ...,............................ Norma Elsdon Social Chairman ..... .......... I ola Busby Advisors ................ Mrs. J. L. Proll, Mrs. Stevens Page forty-right -x--'------ ----- ----'29-u--A------'----.--..+

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If'.I.IlZIZIIIIIZIfII.'II ZIIZIZIITIZIIIZICIZ in-t club 5 I , I Front Row, Left to Right: Florence O'Grady, Winnifred Lilienthal, Clark Smith, Earl Green, Mary Troutfetter, Vera Koenig, Helen Higgins. ' Second Row, Left to Right: Gladys Robertson, Elizabeth Caldwell, Pauline McCaffrey, John Anderson, Marjorie Bell, Alice Glidden, Mr. Hughes, Donna Dimon. Back Row, Left to Right: Maxine Seward, Gail Hunt, Bessie Ca Hail. The Art club has been one of the most active clubs in school since it was organized last Sep- tember. Lots of ink has been spilled and many drawings ruined by these artists. Yet this can be over- looked as they have had great success in putting on the Puppet show, Ali Baba, which has been given at Hillyard, at the Holmes school, and at the English Council meeting of the Inland Empire Teachers' association. Posters have been made for school games, oper- ettas, the Northwestern high school orchestra, and the Cat and the Camry. 4 The purpose of ther Art club is to promote greater interest in arts. When it was organized last fall with Mr. Hughes as sponsor, there were nineteen charter members: Earl Green, Alice Glidden, Gertrude Miller, Bessie CaHai1, Maxine Seward, Marjorie Bell, Winnefred Lilienthal, George Darroch, Donna Dimon, Vera Koenig, Helen Higgins, Florenqe O'Grady, Gladys Robert- son, Gail Hunt, John,Anderson, Anna Bartlein, Sara Camp and Don Johnson. During this year thqee more who proved them- selves excellent in arts were taken into the club. Mary Troutfetter, Clark Smith and Pauline Mc- Caffery. , I OFFICERS President .... ....,,............................ .. Earl Green Secretary ....... ...... .... , ................,. - .... C 1 ark Smith Treasurer .,..... - ......... - ............ Gertrude Miller I, , Page forty-seven atqqurunnuuulunuluuln-,29-gunna:-9-unquunlnufa 1 4 I n 5 4

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f X Art Yvnrk by Alice Glidden and Charles Hink