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

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,g,,.j,,1,,301.,,1,,1,,.1,,i,,. mriwnimsicrrcaxasiariarieriexiavicizvzwaiao' ijojoiotuioiuis 201-ning D010Z0i0i'l1010i014Pi School Bulletin SEPTEMBER 5.-School opens. 12.-Class meetings. 13.-First con. 18.-Girls' League, first general meeting. 19.-Boys' Federation, first general meeting. First Hi Times. 20.-First football con. 21.-Football, Pullman 0, Hillyard 6. 27.-Football, Gonzaga O, Hillyard 7. Ocronen 3.-Big-Little Sister party. Captain Salisbury'S talk. 4.--Football, West Valley 0, Hillyard 26. 9.-Pay con- Mayor and Manicure. 12.-Football, Lewis and Clark 0, Hillynrd 6. 15.-'Open house. 18.-Debate Club dinner. 2-t.-Football, North Central 32, Hillyard 0. Novamnmn 2.-Football, Sandpoint 0, Hillynrd 14. 6.-Football, Spangle 0, Hillyard 25. 6-7-8.-First quarter exams. 8.-All school play, A Pair of Sixesf' 11.-Armistice program. 26.-Boys leave for Seattle-football champion- ship game. 27.-Vacation started. 28.-Football at Seattle. Hillyaird 0, Fairhaven 7. Dnoamrma 6.-Junior Dramatic club con, Cured. 12.-Christmas edition of the paper. 13.-Operetta, Cherry Blossom. 18.-Lewis and Clark pay con. First basketball. West Valley-Hillyard. 19.-National Honor Society election. ,20.-Athletic awards. Vacation begins. Christmas program. J ANUARY 6.-School opens. 7.-Basketball, Hillyard 23, Gonzaga 11. 10.-Footlights club con. 14-.-Basketball, Lewis and Clark 45, Hillyard 20. 16.-Basketball, Gonzaga 18, Hillyard 10. Stu- dents' edition of the Chronicle. 17.-Art club con. 18.-City debates. Hillyard won Harvard cup. 21.-Basketball at North Central. 24.-Harding Debate club con. Girls' League entertains eighth - grade graduates. 27.-Senior class day. Basketball at Lewis and Clark. 30.-Basketball, Gonzaga-Hillyard. S1-Debate banquet. FEBRUABY . 3.-New semester. 4-.-Basketball, Lewis and Clark here. 13.-Big-Little Sister party. 14'.-Footlights pay con. Basketball North Central. 26.-Footlights party. Maacu 3.-Basketball banquet. 5.-Presentation of letters and Hockey cup. 7.-Panther service club pay con. 14.-Footlights pay con. 15.-Yakima debates. 21.-Hartley pay con. 28.-Finney and Vintin pay con. APRIL 4.-H club pay con. 'T-11.-Spring vacation. 15.-Dr. Dunlap speaks in con. 18.-Pay con. ' 19.-Quadrangular track meet. Hillyurd wins. 22.-Baseball, Gonzaga. 244.-Baseball, N. C. 25.-Senior class play, Seventeen MAY 1.-Baseball, Gonzaga. 2.-Track meet at Gonzaga. 6.-Baseball at North Central. 13,-Baseball at Lewis and Clark. 15.-Paws and Claws out. 16.-Pullman track meet. 1.-Tennis, Lewis and Clark. 20.-Baseball, North Central. 23.-Dperetta., Jerry of Jericho Road. 29.-Harding Debate club pay con. 30.-Decoration day. JUNE 8.-Baccalaureate. 1 1.-Graduation. 13.-School closes. Page seventy-three C 4Pllli1Di1lil lDi4lillC , 3 0 9 i 10i0l0i4'i0'l0i011

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.1PIOj0lKli0llIi0i0'1IiCldll1ll0l1VllI1 9 i0'if'1 ?0i '3 i i 1 i 'T T0T 3 :' 3i I17Ql7QC5Q1lClilD1l1D11llIPllDZ 'T0i 'i T0i 11'3 10i0i4'if 1 '3 5 :' Will of June Class -.H- Be it remembered that we, the Senior class of Hillyard High School of Spokane, being of lawful age and sound mind and memory hereby publish and declare that this is our last will and testiment hereby revoking' all former wills by us made. 1. Ray Anderson wills his height and place in the National Honor Society to Charles Petty. 2. Elmer Baker wills his supernatural charm for the fairer sex to Stanley Bonner. 3. To Elizabeth Clark, Grace Bartlett leaves that famous strut of hers. 4-. Mark Bauer leaves his whoopec spirit to Jiggs Green. 5. Ladonna Bays wills her favorite book What Love Means to Me to Hazel Sausser. 6. Lewis Becker leaves his handsome physique to Ariste Albo. 7. To Amy Glenn, Florence Bope leaves her daily dozens, 8. Richard Carson especially requested that we leave his unaccounted for popularity with the women to Lee Austin. 9. One silly grin is willed to Bob Williams. by Virgil Chapman. 10. Camilla Claflin leaves some good motherly advice to 'Thelma Jelinick. 11. Russell Clinton wills his big blue eyes, curly hair, and baby-face to Stack Baldwin. 12. James Culverwell has only one article to will and that is Gladys. He has decided to keep her himself. 13. My conceit I now must depart with, says George Darroch. I now add it to Howard Kroske's. 14. Cecelia Derry leaves her ability to shoot baskets to Olga Johnson. 15. Freeda Dittmar wills her quietness while in school to Mary McDougall. 16. Regina Eastman would like to leave her dancing technique to Dot McCormick. ' 17. The owner of one of the sweetest dispositions in school, Adeline Ficca, leaves said amiable dis- position to Dorothy Huss. 18. Frank Finks wills his blonde, curly locks to Roy Farmer. - 19. Hazel Goodrich leaves her hidden love affairs to any one who may discover them. 20. Wallace Gordon wills his cunniing little ways to Gordon Mitchell. 21. Bill Haney leaves his good example of school spirit and a heap of friends to Jack Arthur. Page .severity-tu-o 22. Ben Hull wills one battered car to Dutch Schuhbe. 23. Edna Harris wills a pair of glasses, a stick of lipstick and a. pair of eyebrow tweezers to Cora Meade. 24- Leslie Hebert leaves Peggy Wzilker, Ursula Valiquette and many other to Tommy Hansen. 25. To Virginia Cran, Edgar Holcolmb leaves his indifferent mood for all things in general. 26. Robert Holder leaves his date book that has one page filled to Chauncey Wakely. ' 27. Gloria Howard wills her wardrobe to the Senior B girls. 28. VVe will leave the many responsible positions held by Kathryn Hurd to Gladys Moe. 29. Kenneth James wills his little Star buggy to anyone who likes to patch tires, and still have a good time. 30. Florence Johnson wills her ability to talk on any subject to John Kelly. 31. Along with our other gifts we wish to leave the bushfulness of Harriet Johnson to Alice Roberts. 32. Del Jones leaves his record of having been out with every girl in school to Maynard Schultz. 33. To the Freshman class we leave Edna Kell- gren's and Bertha Lee's knowledge of etiquette, hoping there will be a decided difference in con- duct in the halls. 34. Vera Koenig and Opal Summers leave their cunningness in skipping school and never getting caught to Stella Clusky. 35. Ray Lamberson wills his long list of victor- ies on the track to Frank Henry. 36. I leave my place as Salutatorian to Shirley Brink, says Myra Lindsey. 37. Ed Lasket wills his freckles to Gail Chase. 38. Mildred Lynch wills her big expressive eyes to Bessie CaHa.il. 39. Henel McCall leaves a little light opera to Mr. Scott's classes. 40. Irma McDougall leaves her notes on a good Hi Times reporter to Lawrence Conway. 411. Evelyn Matheny dares any lower classmen to pull the gags she has pulled in all her classes. 4-2. Georgiana Mathers leaves her innocence of all public evils to Eric McDavis. 43. Rubye Mitchell leaves her ability to talk Spanish to Gordon Mitchell. -1-41. Harold Nelson wills his title of R0meo'l to Virgil Drake. hoping he'l1 search for a J uliet. qContinuei1 on page 877 9:4 Il pjgiqjqjqiug , 3 0 Ilillfllllllllhllilililllllll :xanga

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