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

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sz- -'- - -'- -'xxr::.: H :: ' ..: 0'r GAII. HUNT DESIGNS CHARCOAL ANNU- AL CUTS -H- Gail Hunt, member of the Eleven A class and president of the Puppet club, is responsible for the art work in the Paws and Claws. He spent many weeks in preparing the charcoal drawings which appear as insets. The drawings required extreme care and the most careful attention to detail. When finished they were mounted and photographed. These drawings include four inset pages, the title page, and In Memorium page. The engraver who completed the art work on the Paws and Claws declared that it is the best job of high school work he has ever handled. The mounting was done by Margaret McClena- han, Evelyn Renstrom, Gladys Wickham, and Gladys Moe, while John Anderson completed all the lettering. ...El A MOCK WEDDING .H- QContlnued from page 511 Bride's maids ............................ Charlotte Renstrom, Evelyn Renstrom, Gladys Wickham and Gwendolyn White. Soloist ....,............................................... Evelyn Irwin Ring bearer .................................... Howard Kroske Dance by Winnifred Lillienthal and Eric Mc- Davis. Scotch skit: Bob Williams, James Culverwell and Lewis Becker, THE CI-IAPERON OF HONEYMOON BAY Bob Rothwell Peggy Walker Kenney West Gladys Wickham Harold Stevens Winnifred Lillienthal Eric McDavis Dorothy McCormick .1...I-Il.. Red Kelly: Gimme some scrambled eggs, cutie. Waitress: Don't get fresh or I won't serve you. Kelly You gotta. serve me, the sign outside says so. Waitress: Wh'at sign? Kelly: Fresh eggs served here. ..i1-Ii Les Hebert: Peggy, there has been something trembling on my lips for weeks, and ........................ Peggy: So l've noticed, why don't you shave it off? l..H.,. Florence Johnson talks like the little brook, goes on foreverg but the little brook gets some- where in the end. Page serv nty-six ENTERTA IN M EN T DEPA RTM ENT .H- Ctlontinued from page 421 g Committee, Elizabeth Clarke, Singing: Laura Wold, Instrumental. Under Georgiana Mathers, chairman of the de- partment tbe last semester, were: Evelyn Irwin, Dramaticsg Camilla Claflin, Hostess Committeeg Helen McCall, Singingg Erma Richter, Instru- mentalg Harriet Johnson, Pianog Dorothy Cari- veau, Ways and Manners. The piano group and the Ways and Manners Committee are new additions to the department, and the latter is intended to be a help to the girls in meeting social problems. This department was in charge of various en- tertainments given in convocations, Christmas programs, Big and Little Sister parties, Parent- Teachers Association meetings, the Senior tea, and also furnished all the entertainment at the general meetings of the Girls' League. A vaudeville was given in honor of the Sports Department, in which girls from each of the sub-departments took part. The numbers were chosen from those presented in the regular de- partmental meetings. lqql THE WORLD'S LANG UA GE .H- Waitress: Hawaii, gentlemen? You must be Hungary today. Man: Yes, Siam, but we can't Romania long. Venice lunch ready? Waitress: I Russia to a table. Will you Havana? Man: Nome, you can wait on us. Waitress: Japan a menu? The Tux-key's Nice. Man: Can't Jamaica little speed? Waitress: I don't think the cook can Fiji that fast but Alaska, Man: Just put n Cuba sugar in our Java. Waitress: Sweden it yourself. I'm only here to Servia. - Man: Denmark our bill and call the Bosphorus. He'll probably Kenya. I don't Bolivia know who I am. Waitress: And I don't Carribbean. Your cer- tainly Armenia. Boss: Samoa. your racket, eh? Don't Genoa customer's always right? What's got India? Man: Canada noise. 'Spain in the neck, Hi.. Buster Johnson: Say, what's the faculty? Bill Haney: Well, son, they're just a bunch of men and women hired to help the seniors run the school. 6, ' ,30 sozoxoxo-1014

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