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

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Ul1ii4?ICh1lil1tillClliI 0. mini:-3010: TENNIS -I-I- tContinued from page 653 ham, and two double conquests by Alho and Alho and by Umberger and Gillingham. The five Hillyard victories were as follows: Ariste Albo defeated Canfield, 7-5, 6-34 Armonde Albo defeated Ulowitz l-6, 6-4-, 6-34 Paul Gilling- ham downed Stellman 7-9, 6-3, 6-24 the Albo brothers, paired in the doubles, defeated Canfield and Ulowitz 6-3, 6-33 in the doubles Umberg-er and Gillingham also defeated the Otis Orchard pair, Stellmun and Ressler, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. Otis Orchard won the following matches, includ- ing three single matches and one double contest: Umberger was defeated by Ressler 6-4-, 6-3: Carl Sundstrom dropped a close match to Luther 41-6, 6-4-, 6-84 and Langer downed Mitchell 5-7, 6--L, 6-4. The double team composed of Carl Sandstrom and Mitchell dropped their tilt to Luther and Zangar 6-2, 6-0. .i.Hl.. Benton G.: Les has a new siren for his car. Eric McDavis: Really! What became of the blonde one? -,Hi- There is a bright side of everything, including last year's suit of clothes. KI 0?ll0IOQl llDi1 lQllllQIli1lQl iliiif I For a Complete Laundry and CDU' Cleaning Service Glen. 1122 Forty Years of Service That Satisfies l Cascade Laundry TRENT AVE., AT THE RIVER 9:gDl01ll10l1li0'.4li1ll01Il10ICl11ll0l'1lll On9ll 7QIllCli1OQ-iDiPI'4liiillQl Qnicvisxi-o1ca:uaD4l20i4li0?01lP10il'1010101011 MA BUSINESS N IVERSITY Spokane's largest business school congratulates you. To those planning to enter business, it offers business training at its best-and in its most interesting form. To those who are going to college, it suggests a short course in stenography-to speed the work of taking library and lecture notes. KROLL BLDG. FIRST and HOVVARD . . P: -'0l0Q1 Q0l4DDOilll0Q0'Q0.1 1 QOC0i0Qll.'lliUQ0l Dl4lQ0l0Q0ll.llQOQCll0i Q Page eighty-o Qoszanqoxaxxcrxuvicvtsvxxviaoxoxcxxaxxuizenc ,30 50101 '10101'PI0101010I01 1 1 I' IQDilll0l1ll1l1CP1l lQ1DIf1I0il7i1

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Qli0C0i0Ql-llililliliillllblhiltil lilliiii O:Q!l0l1li1l1CPi47i!l1tlilb101vI0i4I-i-4I1tlilrQ SOCIAL SERVICE DEPAlt'.l'MENT -1-I.. tContinued from DHYIP 431 The Big Sister Committee attempted to make a little smoother the thorny path of the incoming Freshmen ot' the League. As an aid to better acquaintance nn Autumn party was planned and carried out by a central committee consisting of Mary Troutfetter, Florence Bope, and Regina Eastman. The calendar soon turned to '1'l1anksgiving.-5, at which time a group of interested girls gathered to fill baskets decorated in I-Iillyard colors with goodies and messages to cheer our stricken class- mates at Rivercrest. The Christmas committee was soon busy with the management of Hillyard's plans for our little friends of the VVashington Children's Home. This year two green trees silver with glistening rain. together with gay red stockings filled with candy and nuts, candy canes, peanuts, fruit, vegetables, and personal gifts for each child were ne- cotnpanicd by a group of students who put on a program at the home. Another com mittee working quietly and steadily followed our annual custom of making a patch work quilt for a little bed. They had fun, too, 9 .Q7ilD.0llii0i!bl4lQ0l01l!il1Q0i014litiit-'E' l GORDON MOTOR - COMPANY M. H. Gordon, Manager Auto Supplies Accessories and General ltepuir Work E I MARMON 8 ROOSEVELT 8 i N. 5222 Market St. Spokane, Wash. Phone Glenwood 0820 l Og5QOQ0.l!Q0iUl010l llfliililillliifllitfgf IfIil710ll7iClibQ0lll1llllDl0l0l0l0i1O? 1lDl1 1iltbllIlKDl1D1tD11D1I!I0l0iKQl for we even heard rumors of an old fashioned quilting party that made play of work. The Courtesy Committee functioned contin- uously with its friendly messages to those of the school who were ill and bereaved. A committee headed by Dorothy Corbett, was organized to pass on to another department the entertainment given them by the School Welfzire Department. We feel that the girls of this department have tried to live up to the five ideals set by girls preceding them in this department and thus have themselves grown finer. -.Hi-. Little girl: Mamma, if I grow up will I have a husband like papa? Mother: Yes, dear. Little girl: And if I don't get married will I he an old maid like Aunt Susie? Mother: Why-yes, but- Littlc girl: Well, 1 am in a fix. ...i.Hi.. I had proof that he was cheating But could not prove so they'd believe' For when he played the ace of spades, I had that ace right up my sleeve. i..1-1.1,- Miss Herrington: Clin sewing classl Now hurry girls, cut out your necks and sew up-your sides. .i,in1o1,li1 iiiii ,i,03.0Tng4,ggg1gp'Q 2 illyard i ptlcal i Company Optometrists and M anufacturing Opticians Dr. F. E. P. Wilder E Proprietor I Hillyard I N, 4803-1 Market St. l Phone Glen. 0172 V Spokane N. 130 Stevens St. Phone Main 4914- Spokane Bnrgu.n's Store Corner Boone and Division Phone Bdwy. 0186 Associated Licensed Optometrists: Dr. J. J. Davey, Dr. A. E. Reynnells, Dr. Ivan M. Bumgarner, Dr. A. Magary, Dr. I.. Bumgarner, Dr. Regnier F. Creighton UZQUIQI P.llQ1lQlDllD.lPQ1lQOQilIllQ4l.l Page eighty-three .:. i4,1gyi4,i4,Qf,Q'gi.,gt,i',1Q,14,g , 3 0 DIlilD1tD1'lbllli0llli011Dllrilll0I0i1i1lO:O