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

Page 53 text:

l,l10i0llll014ll1!lvll1til'0llDI!D10lllifllI O?li0l4Dl4!itlliI-lUIQY1Cl101lil4Di1li0btlQ Itlilllillllililllnili-lllJlt!il1illll9a Qbilliilllliilliitlfllllbllilli-Dliliiio Glee Club 1 , Front Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Orr, Evelyn Matheny, Bessie Black. Bernice Nnsh. Col- leen Skauge, Florence Bope, Irene Bye, Patricia 1-luggart, Leota Brown, Ernm Winker. Second Row: Evelyn Kobberoe, Helen McCall, Regina Eastman, Olive Truscott, Alice Roberts, Opal Summers, Marggnrie Bell. Mary Wiirkely, Agatha Heflin, Freda Dittmar. Third Row: Kenneth Ly erger, Alvin Anderson. Fred Mildes, Freemont Cass, Virgil Drake, Lovell Bloclgett, Julius Clausen, Florence Van Dusen, Alice Travis, Ruth Peterson. Last Row: John Stevenson. Gerald Freeborg. Ben Yacorzynski, Tom Hansen, Fred Oidne, George L. Scott, Director. Membership of the Glee club reached fifty this year. The club, with the help of the orchestra, furnishes the music for two operettas each year, and also takes the place of a choir for baccalau- reate and gives special numbers for convocations. Members of the Glee club are: Alvin Ander- son, Irene Bell, Vera. Benson, Evelyn Blancher, Bessie Black, Lovell Blodgett, Florence Bope, Leota Brown, Irene Bye, Julius Clausen, Freda Dittmur, Virgil Drake Regina Eastman, Roy Q Farmer Gerald Ereeborg, Patricia Haggort, Agatha Heflin, Evelyn Irwin, Virginia Jones, Evelyn Kobberoe, Art Kroske, Kenneth Ly- berger, Dorothea Kyarsguard, Evelyn Merandu, Fred Mildes, Nitta Mitchell, Helen McCall, Bernice Nash, Leona Newman, Fred Oidne, Mar- garet Patterson, Ruth Peterson, Alice Roberts, Olive Truscott, Erma Winker, Ben Yacorzynski, Ruth Tuveson, Bertha Lee, Evelyn Matheny, Dorothy Orr, Florence Van Dusen, Marjorie Bell, Fremont Cass and Tom Hansen. Page forty-seven ozoriarianicrilniaricrioizniuaiarioicvicricnd 3 O 'i 301 '1 Z' lioxoioinz'

Page 52 text:

. U!OlQlY llQl'iflll11Kl:1l.43QC5Dllill,lP1 ' 3 Z '1 Z 1 Zoi 1' niuo' o:o:izx1cni1-iv-1oi4v14s11.iio1sv111:sn11r1o1uii 10i4ll0llPl0l4li1l'i1Di-0DiKPllDl1lli!liltllO:O Miss Cherryblossom W E E1 E Wi ml My HM B '1-0 , .fs T ' reg .. H1 Egg ss n Em Qi. fellas' Hain .. Hmm iw Front Row, Left to Right: Alvin Anderson, Evelyn Irwin, Helen McCall, Kenneth Bradley. Back Row: Louis Stirling. Miss tTherryhlossom, a musical comedy in three acts by May Hawes Dodge and John Wil- son Dade, was presented by the Glee Club, Dec- ember 13. The scene is set in Japan. The story concerns an American girl, Evelyn Barnes, who was born in Japan. Evelyn's parents die of fever and she is brought up as a Japanese maiden. Her father's secretary uses her property for his own ends. When Evelyn, who is known as Cherryblossom is eighteen., Worthingmn, the secretary, returns to Jupnn on his yacht with a party of American friends. Une of them, John Henry Smith, falls in love with Cherryhlossoni and wishes to marry her, but Kokemo, who has brought her up as his own daughter, wants her to marry Togo, an rich .Inpancse politicun. The action of the play centers Page forly'si,lr ! around Jack's effort to outwit Togo and Kok- emo. Eventually Clmerryblossoxn learns her true identity, comes into her own property, marries Jack, and all ends happily. Leads were taken by: Miss Cherryblossom - ,.........,. A ..c.r. Evelyn Irwin Kokemo A ,....,... n ................,. cc---W-, Alvin Anderson John Smith se--n.,-m-.,,-.-,-.-c.- Louis Stirling Harry -cs .,.. s. ,.-,-.c,,-,. Earl Green Horace Worthington ,... - ...... .- James Culverwell J essica Vanderpool .... , .... -..n c,... n c..c. Helen McCall Togo -..--.s-l .-.-. ..,.. ---M - Kenneth Bradley The scenes were painted by Gail Hunt. Miss I.uVc-llc Burger coached the dancing. Mrs. Caro- line Knpek .was in charge of the speaking lines. George L. Scott directed the music and took charge of the entire ensemble. hbllitiillllll0ill1ll10l0i0l0i0lli1I1lO:C 3 0 PUQUQ0ll5lKlll7llll0'l0Q1ICO:l7i0i0QtO:.

Page 54 text:

l:0!itDiC7l1liIllibllli4lll9l0i4ll0l0l'1!l1?Q Ozililtiiillii b1010i0lDl0i1li0l01Kli0Q 10Ql ll0QCl'iilQ'Ul0l1Dl'0llIQllQOQ'DDOQlQ:l Iltilvi-4 !1l!l0'i0i0101CDl1Dilll1P10l0l1 5:0 Orchestra d,-- 7- 77 - Front Row, Left to Right: Margaret Kelly. Martha Miller. Sarah Camp, Benton Gillingham Leslie Hebert. Gerda Eskeberg. Evelyn Olson. Second Row: Irene Bye, Hazel Higgins, Rubye Earsley, Elizabeth Northrop, Lewis Becker Alfred Elmquist, Maxine Seward, Fred Mildes. Elmer Baker. Back Row: Edna. Kellgren, Alice Roberts. Lovell Blodgett, John Anderson, George L. Scott. In the fall of 1925, an orchestra was organ- ized under the supervision of George I.. Scott. At the present time there are twenty-eight mem- hers, an increase of ten over last year. This talented group has played for all the George Darroch, John Hartley, Dan Meyers, high school and senior class plays, convocations, operettas, P. T. A. meetings, Spokane Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce and has broadcast over K H Q. The orchestra. did its part in helping to put over the school bond issue.. Members of the orchestra are: FIRST VIOLINS Benton Gillingham Maxine Seward Sarah Camp Marguerite Oster Edna Kellgren SECOND Leslie Hebert Evelyn Olson Dorothy I-lamaker Irene Bye Gorda Eskeherg Thelma Harris J ack McPhee VIOLINS Fred Mildes Margaret Kelly Martha Miller CELLO Hazel Higgins CLARINET Lewis Becker AI Elmquist Lovell Blodgett Pam' fw'Lv-n'yIet FI RST T It UM PET George Darroch SECOND TRUMPET John Anderson ' SA XOPHONE Alice Roberts TROMBONE Willard Goodrich TUBA Elmer Baker DRUMS John Hartley Dan Meyers PIANO Elizabeth Northrop Rubye Earsley l3li0iii011ll1ll0l0itli-llllli0i1P1lD10-Q , 3 O H0ilIllli0'iiJllD11.lllDllilIll01lliIDi0llO:O