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

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5 i 6.0 viozclioioioioi-nina fe il4D10IiDlt'Pl0illllDl1il0101 DC711DlllIlDl1lllll!Dl4il1li1Dl17ll 'O 101lliIli4llil1llQ0-Qll'i0i0QOQOQ5QlPQ15 unior Dramatics Club Front Row, Left to Right: Patricia I-Iaggart. Vvinnifred Lillienthnl, Al Johnson, Victor NVarner, Beth 'Nobon, Sally Oster. Second Row: Cleo Green, Lewis Erickson, Marjory Deon, Jenn Cochran, Margaret Mcfflen- nuhan, Elizabeth Northrop, Elizabeth Clarke. Buck Row: Fred Cfasten. Ray Main, Lovell Blodgett, Mr. l-lnbbnrd. Since its organization last November the Junior Dramatic club has been one of the most active clubs of the school. The purpose of the club is to find and develop the talent of the freshmen and sophomores to fit them for senior dramatics. The club members under the direction of Mr. Hubbard have presented the one-act plays, Cured, Double Crossed, In His Place und E1izabeth's Young Man in addition to several short skits given for the P. T. A. A Valentine initiation party, at picnic and a theatre party have served to keep the- club a lively one. Members: Victor W'arner, Beth Noben, Vtlinni- President ............ . . Vice President fred Lillienthnl, Marguerite Oster, Al Johnstone, Fred Custon, Louis Erickson, Elizabeth Clarke-, Margaret McClenuhan, Jean Cochran, Ray Maine, Cleo Green, Marjorie Dean, Lovell Biod- gett, Frank Chambers, Patricia Haggart and Elizabeth N orthrop. OFFICERS Victor Warner Secretary Beth Noben Treasurer Faculty Sponsor -. ........,. ........... R ay G. Hubbard , , ........ Marguerite Oster Winnifred Lillienthnl Page fifty-thrrv Q. pg0g030g4,10gn1010.1014,. ' 3 0 11fiCDlQDl1Il1I'i4li1lllVl1ll011ll1 O:l

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0:0ltlibltiiliiflllbllliilitlilllllilltlitl Oziillllliltlii D'l0l01010-QOQlP10l!li13l'0'Q 1lDl!Di4ll1Dl4l Ill1lll a 20111011 lilDlllllIi1liiDil!1dl1 fO Home Economics Club Front Row, Left to Right: Elizabeth Clarke, Gladys Moe, Lillian Steimneyer, Dorothy Cari- veau, Anita Buhrer, Margaret McClennahnn, Evelyn Irwin. Second Row: Miss Herrington, Advisor, Helen Evans, Myra. Lindsey, Madonna Murphy. Ella Murphy, Blanche Cariveau. Third Row: Kathryn Hurd, Hazel Goodrich, Dot McCormick, Helen Carson. Elizabeth Northrop, Elsie Neilson. With the purpose of creating an interest in Home Economies work and of being of help to each other, the Home Economics Club has ac- complished much. The club under the direction of Miss Edna Herrington prepared cookies for the Good Sa.- maritan Home and the St. Joseplfs Home for Thanksgiving. The work of the members for Christmas con- sisted of making favors for the Washington Childrens' Home. The May Day tea for the faculty, which is an annual event, is sponsored by the Home Eco- nomics Club. The club enjoyed A splash party at the Y. W. C. A. in honor of the new members. l 1 The members of the club arc as follows: Doro- thy Arnold, Helen Evans, Myra Lindsey, Evelyn Irwin, Elizabeth Clarke, Elsie Nielson, Margaret McClennahan, Ella Murphy, Hazel Goodrich, Lillian Steinmeyer, Gladys Moe, Anita Buhrer, Dorothy Cariveau, Blanche Cariveau, Helen Car- son, Sarah Camp, Madonna Murphy, Camilla Claflin, Elizabeth Northrop, Kathryn Hurd and Dorothy McCormick. OFFICERS President ............ ................. A nita. Buhrer Secretary ...................,....... .... L illian Steinmcyer Vice President ..... ............ D orothy Cariveau Treasurer .............................. .............. G ladys Moe Reporter ......... .......... - .. ....... - Myra Lindsey Page fifty-two 3 .: ,if,l1,i1,i.,14li4,-45l4,i,,i.l,i4,Q 3 0 1011lilDi4'!i4li0i0l4!l4!lll16Di0i0llD103

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0:01 i4Dil'li010QOQI 'Cf VQOQllQOQOQ0,ll'iIP'i Uxllihilllilirliillltliklillillllilllillillllli Iflilbililllllillllniiliiblfilllilbilbillll 0:0 1lli0l0ilDl0K0llll0l0'llDi0ilill11'li 10:0 Spanish Club l 5 Front Row, Left to Right: Adeline Ficea. Ruth Wold. Rose Knight, Katherine Buhrer. Edna Harris, Eloise McDougall, Dorothy Car-iveau, Bertha Lee. I Second Row: Evelyn Weafxfer. Gladys Moe, Marjorie Rice, Mabel lvie, J ue-1 Kyursgnard, Ella M'l M.B' Lilli' K i G14 Mtl'. uxpiy, rs ox ee, .in romn, coxg ana a iels Th-ird Row: James Sharbech. Woodrow Nelson, Wallace Gordon, Charles Andrist, .look Whit- rock, 'Walter Oswald. Bert Covey. Dating from its organization in 1928, the Span- ish club has been ai lively group and in keeping with their reputation for originality they have adopted the use of the Spanish speech at all the meetings. An initiation party and a. Christmas af- fair were part of their entertainment for the fall term of 1929. The Christmas tree afforded a regu- lar festival for the Spanish class, together with small presents, candy canes and popcorn halls. An invitation party for new members was also one of the important events of the school year. The new members are Eric McDavis, Gerald Free- borg, Lillian Kromn, Floyd Goodman and Mm-- jorie Bell. OFFICERS President .e - ...., --r- ..... Rubye Mitchell Vice President -. Erma. Richter Page fifty-four Secretary and Treasurer ,--...-- Dorothy Cariveau 7 o:u1o:n1o1o1o-11s-11i14m:c:1fi14b1ax-jo:o-I 3 0 .0'30i 1 1 '1 i' '103 ? 1 1'li 301 :'