Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

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l 1 Additional Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appearl GWEN WALKER WILLARD JONES MARY MATTESON - X. Dixon, Myron ,,,,,,, . 95.53 Lindstrom, Philip ,,A4,,,,,, .,,,, , Xvlodazewski, Eugenia .,,,,,,, 95.28 Glass, l-aVerna ,..... Fuller, Eunice ,,,,,,,,,A,,, 95.21 Carlton, Phyllis ,,,. Mickelson, June ,,,,, VVayman, Hester ,,,... Matulich, Elsie ,,,,,,..,,. Walker, Raymond ,,,,,,,,,, Delaateur, Eflizabeth .. Qltinchfield, Allen ,,,,.ii Poisel, Irene ,,,,,,,.,,,.. Kihara, Rei ..,..,... Rychard, Gayl ,.,.,.,i,,,,,,,., NlcEachern, Isabelle .. Pelan, Stanley ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Marrs, VVayne Maben, Nlanly ,,.,.,.,,,,,, Anderson, Gertrude ..,., Griffiths, Evelyn ,,,A,4 Bezzo, Bob ,,..,,,,, 95.21 94.53 94.50 94.11 93.96 93.83 93.50 93.18 93.17 93.03 92.92 92.41 92.32 92.29 92.25 92.17 1191 Connell, Annaray Frodel, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sundquist, Adeline ,,,.. . Ehrhart, Jack .,.,.,, Ackley, Helen .,,.... Nlagnusson, Alysmore Laughlin, Jean ,,,.... Nlurchison, Virginia Major, Amy ,,,,,..,.,,,, Vaumund, Maryann Sparling, Junior 4,.,,,, Kampf, Richard ...... Harris, Herbert ,4,.,...... Kari, Paul ,.4,44,,,,,,,, Parker, Omar Bower, George ,,,,... W. 'v 92.07 91.75 91.64 91.64 91.61 91.46 91.21 91.21 91.11 90.85 90.83 90.71 90.53 90.33 90.29 90.21 90.14 90.12 90.12 -n1......-111L....1...1-. V 'Q

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SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY Even when the freshies of the class of '35 were still in junior high, the high school felt a slight tremor. When we moved in next door as sopho- mores, we entered with a bang, and have been booming ever since. We had as our class advisor way back in 1932, Miss Mary Beck. Gur officers for the Hrst semester were: President, Arnold Carlson, vice-president, George Bower, secretary-treasurer, Chester Bergeron, sergeants-at-arms, Jack Ehrhart and john Hjorteng yell leaders, Nlerle Dalby and Helen Ack- ley. The second semester oflicers were: President, George Bower: vice- president, Amy Major: secretary-treasure, Paul Kari, sergeants-at-arms, VVillie Coldiron and Harold Davies. The class started the year out right by giving a swimming party at the Aberdeen Natatorium. Later a pay assembly was given in the junior high auditorium. Blue and white were selected as class colors. We just seemed to be getting on top of the world as freshmen when the next year we had to start at the bottom again, this time as sophomores. We didn't let that bother us, however. Dear old Hoquiam high school knew when we arrived. We faced that glorious year with the following officers for the first sem- ester: President, jack Ehrhartg vice-president, George Bower, secretary- treasurer, Allen Stinchfieldg sergeans-at-armsg yell leader, Leonard Erickson, representative, Paul Kari. At mid-year George Bower was elected president, Myron Dixon, vice-president, VVillie Coldiron, secretary-treasurerg Bette Hackett, sergeant-at-arms, Leonard Erickson, yell leader, and Allen Stinch- field, representative. The class presented two school assemblies and took its bow after the com- edy play Who Wouldn't Be Crazy? , directed by Miss Anita Peterson. Helen Ackley and James Weiblen played the stellar roles. The class was also athletically inclined. George Bower and Howard lr- land won their letters in football and the second team in basketball was almost completely composed of sophomores. A large number of girls were initiated into G. A. A. that year. This event closed our sophomore year. Our members were active in the music department and were well repre- sented in the Honor Society. Sophomore representatives on the Girls, Council were Kathryn Groves for the first semester and Gayl Rychard for the second. On becoming sophomores we had to consider also the social activities of school. Many of our heroes and heroines who were a bit awkward on their feet attended the regular sophomore dancing classes preceding the Hop. It was a hop too, with bunnies, chicks and Easter eggs. .We left the dear old school as mere sophomores but returned feeling much better as we were no longer 'lunderclassmenvl Nothing insignificant about us! There were several juniors on the football team. The team wasn't as 1- 1bIlIIiIlII-'SIlIlllIlI1IIII1IIlITIlIIlIlII1IIIl1!lI1lllIH7llIllIllllvvllllvilllI'1lllIlll4llTIIIlTlM1 lll1il'lliHlihllhilllllvlllliIlllvnllvlml I 20 1