Kelso High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Kelso, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1939 volume:

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AS MEMORIES FADE, YOU MAY MEET AGAIN OLD FRIENDS ON THE PAGES OF THIS TAMAH- NAWUS. IF WE HAVE SUCCESSFULLY ACHIEVED THIS END, WE SHALL FEEL THAT OUR EFFORTS HAVE BEEN VVORTH- WHILE. MARJORIE PERKINS, Editor in Chief VICTOR BARRY, Business Manager MISS ILO BROWN, Adviser and the Publications Class Mll. lVllCKliI.XV.Xl'l' IJl'lIlCllJilI MII. I,lI,l.ll'I Superiiilemlenl T0 THE ADMINISTRATION is clue llic vroilil I'm'll1c Sllllliblllly um- fluclwl scliool syslcm this your. Mr. Lillie clvscrves acl'howlecllfmclil X n lol' his vllorls lowzml lllllH'UYl,'llIl'lllS in llie lruilmliiigg Mr. Miclcclwz lm' his iiilvrvsl ziml L'llC0lll'ilQl'llIl'lll iii scliunl QUVCVIIIIIGIII :mal I'ui his lim' ulmility ln orgziiiizvg :incl llw enlire l'ui'ce. for llie el'l'iciency ul Q ililIllllllSll'2lllUll which has liroiiglil zilmiil ai greatly iiiipiwweil Slllil0lll lll0l'2lll'. :naman '!'.f ' ,NWI MISS DVNLAP MISS NAYHA F-:gg Q43--5 .f I el' . . , . Q 1 x x 'if .rx f, .4 is wx A . x XX,v x 3 .Q xi . Wifi? 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Katherine Mather Miss Martin Marcus Mctiurkle Victor Harry Chi Chi Hasegawa Ethelyn Holbrook Katherine Mather Miss Martin Senior Class THEY CAME: Scptcmhcr 7, ltlllli, the Class ol' 1939 under the direc- tion ol' Miss Martin and Miss licndixon entered into the cycle ol' Kelso High School lit'c. 'l'llICY DID: 19256-37. thc Sophomore Specialty was presented as a colorful and cntcrtaining sidc show and carnival. 1937-38. the junior play. 'l'igcr llonsc, a thrcc-act nmrder mystery, very elleclively dis- playcd thcir dramatic ability. As a parting gill to the graduating sen- iors ol' 1938, thcy prcscnlcd thc most snccesslnl prom staged in many years. 1938-39, the solemnity and dignity ol' lhc graduation cxcrciscs cli- maxed the last year in high school. which was madc mcmorahlc hy thc production ol' the tln'ee-act play. 'l'ln'cc Corncrcd Moon. and thc indi- vidual activities of each member. THEY CUNQUEHED: Thcy have marked l'or themselves a perman- cnt placc in thc history ot' Kelso High School hy their splendid achieve- mcnts in scholarship. dchatc. athlctics, activities. drama. and music. O JAMES ALBERTSON MARY ALBERTSON LESLIE ALLEN BUFORD ALTMAN ELLIS AMES MARJORIE AYRES CLARENCE BACKSTROM DONALD BARKER VICTOR BARRY BURNELL BASHOR NVILTON BECHILL JUNE BECK ELIZABETH BENSON JACQUELINE BERRY BETTY ANN BIBB PAULINE BJORNSON ALAN BLOYD EVELYN BRENT VIRGIL BREVICK ESTHER BRILL GENEVIEVE BROWN HELEN BROWN LOVVRANE BUCK MARGARET BUIJD DONALD BURDICK EVERETT CAPPS RUSSELL CAROTHERS EARL CARPENTER FRANK CAR LL QNLUE L ALBERTA CARTER MARIE CARTER EA L CHAPMAN LAWRENC Lula QE NNFI I 5 I 4' JEAN coucu ,..,,Jz4.z,o-f LQWWWCZ J Lnfff' vlv1.x1w IZRIIINIINIIIC Douwrm' 1mu1,QmsT MARIAN DANIELS RIUIIARD IJARNICLL IIIIOYIJ I DAVIS VINl'ICN'I' DAVIS ,L3wJf III ICLI'lANORI'I FI LIIA RUTII FIGNIMORIC VIRGINIA IJIINSTON . ELLAN MAE ELMGREN ITALIC FISCIIS ELEANOR FIXEN ROISICRT I RIS'I'AIJ I5I I I'Y LOII GANO IlE'I I'Y GARN I ARIJELLE GIIIIIIS PAI'I. GOLIJSMITII VIRGINIA GRAHAM M ELVIN GRHICNA M YER M ARJORIE G REVVELLE l'I,ARICNC'I'I GROSS XYIIIIIIAM GRIIVER MAIIIAN IIAHN JOE IIALLAUK ROI+lER'I' IIAR'I' VIII CIII IIASICGAXVA G I'lR'I'RIII7E IIAIISSIIICR - IRA IIIGATON UARTICR IIELMICK RALPH IIENDRIUKS IDA IIENO ROBERT II ENROIT ICY ICLYN II I'lVVI'I I' CI' R'I'IS II OUK ICTT E'I'II ICIIYN HOLIEROOK MORRIS IIOFF QT A , ,. :X LESLIE HUDSON FRANK JOHNSON THEO KARNEY HELEN KISTLER ROBERT KOCHIS VVILLARD KRUSE LILA LAUSHWAY VVILBIIR LEONARD VVILLIAM LYONS I-IARRIET MUDONALD GERALD MUCAISE FRED MUCANN Jl'NE Mt'CORKLE MARCIIS MCCORKLE HAROLD MARTIN JOHN MARTIN FRANK MASSEY IRENE MASSEY KATHERINE MATHER JOHN MAYEDA ROBERT MEYER LUCILLE MILLER ELLEN NAYIIA JEANETTE NEES JOHN NICHOLS VELMA NYE DONALO O'HRlEN CLYDE PAINTEII. FRANK PALMER 2 MARJORIE PERKINS PATRICIA PHEI.I's BEATTRICE POCAN HONVARD POLAR EDITH PRICE JEANNE PRITCHARD NORMAND RAYMOND ROBERT RENNER DALLAS REED WARREN REEVES LYIIIA REITER JERRY REARIJON MARY RICHARDSON ARTHUR ROBINSON VIVLJA ROLEY . jfs .,.Jj!A!!L,n f 1 I V, lf' I ,A I fi' M I I , I ' 'f' .5 f by f ,Am's- sAgufLIf,I,EE J J f'E1?4r S' SMCORD ,Q,, I ' BILL SCHAFFER I jj',!y,r,X,, ' MARYN SECOR r ,J ELVI SHAY MYRTLE SHIPI' ARDIS SHIRTS OLETA SHORT My fa ,QW A LV pf! ARD TNDBERG If .D VJ IA ITA SUTCLIFFE V OLETE SWANSON W X'-7 LOIS TIEMENS 5' N, YVEYMAN TOW WZ? .,, yin . 1 A N If It f LOUIS TRAFLLLT V IPM . . fl If 4' ny .3-B 'F If X Y ,JJ 1 . if 'Wx WHQLIANI TROIIRLIJE px., Y 5 I I CHARLES TIILLY r Q ,Q 9 ,J -5 MAXINE vANDER1'ooL WILLIAM WADE I J .1 'jvxi 'fl X f ,Q O 9 - ' WT! Jr I FRANK WATTS RI YVARREN WEEKS ' rx ELSIE WEISZHAAR , MYRTLE WESTRUM ul RICHARD NVILSON COLLEEN XVOODRUFF . Sli IDD IQDSTEIQ . ALBERTSON, JAMES- The end of labor is to galn leisure. Stage Crew: Hiland Drama Club. ALBERTSON, MARY - In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Girls' League Cab- inet: Science Club: Secretary and Treasurer of Girls' K Club. ALLEN, LESLIE - To him her voice was like an angel calling. Football: Boys' K Club: Basket- ball: Vice-President of Boys' Association. ALTMAN, BUFORD-i Men of few words are the best men. Hill Top Corporation: Science Club. AMES, ELLIS-- Not great in might, but mighty great. Yell King: Hi-Y: Hiland Knights: Science Club: Stage Crew: Boys' K Club. AYRES, MARJORIE -- I'll continue to smile as long as I live, smiles are natural and easy. Vice- President of Hill Top Corporation: Secretary of Hiland Secretarial Club. BACKSTROM, CLARENCE - The life of action is nobler than the life of thought. Hi-Y: Basket- ball Manager: Boys' K Club. BARKER, DONALD --- To do 11otl1ing: oh, that's my greatest joy. Future Farmers of America. BARRY, VICTOR- My mind to me a kingdom is, and it is all my own. Junior Play: Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class: Secretary and President of Hiland Knights: Chairman for 1938 Baccalaur- eate: Editor of Hiland Echo: Business Manager for Tamahnawus: Hiland Drama Club: Science Club: Chorus: One-Act Play: Committee for Carnival. BASHOR, BURNELL- You say it's so, then prove it to me. Hill Top Corporation. BECHILL, VVILTON--- He had a line that would melt an iceberg. How cold these teachers are. Hi-Y: Hiland Knights: Future Farmers of America. BECK, JUNE- A quiet lass, there are but few who know the treasure hid in you. BENSON, ELIZABETH-- See the mischief in her eye, She may vamp you by and by. BERRY, JACQUELINE- I think no other maid, nay, not even one that hath beheld the sun light, e'er shall be like thee in wisdom. Sophomore Specialty: Crystal Ball: Debate: Torch Honor So- ciety: Treasurer of Hiland Drama Club: Secretary of Science Club: Editor of Hiland Echo: Tamahn- awus Staff: Girls' League Cabinet. BIBB, BETTY ANN- A kiss, a sigh, a last goodbye: and he is gone: A glance, a smile, another man, so life goes on. Three One-Act Plays: Sophomore Specialty: Junior Play: Hiland Drama Club: Glee Club: Hiland Lassies: Song Queen: Hiland Secretarial Club. BJORNSON, PAULINE-- Faithfulness to duty brings rich rewards. Girls' K Club: Senior Play. BLOYD, ALAN-- Being good is an awful lonesome job. Sophomore Specialty: Track: Football Manager: Basketball Manager. BRENT, EVELYN-- Mischief and good nature shine from her smiling face. Hiland Secretarial Club. BREVICK, VIRGIL-- To have friends, one must be a friend. Hi-Y Treasurer. BRILL, ESTHER- Like flies about she drew them all. Sold she not candy in the hall? Office Monitor: Auditorium Committee: Candy Girl. BROWN, GENEVIEVE-- As sweet as music in waltz time. Girls' League Cabinet: Student Coun- cil: Hiland Drama Club: Hiland Lassies: One-Act Play. BROWN, HELEN- Ain't love grand? BUCK, LOWRANE-- Like Martha Raye she trips The light, fantastic toe. Girls' League Cabinet: Librarian President: Hiland Drama Club: Christmas Play: Girls' K Club. BUDD, MARGARET- Like the men? Of course Ido! Auditorium Committee: One-Act Play. BURDICK, DONALD-- To-morrow life is too late: live today. Future Farmers of America. CAPPS, EVERETT- Big, hearty, and cheerful: t,hat's Everett. Crystal Ball: Junior Play: Hiland Knights: Hiland Drama Club. CAROTHERS, RUSSELL- There is no genius in life like genius of energy and activity. Science Club: Hiland Echo Staff: Student Body Representative: Student Council: Tamahnawus Staff: Presi- dent of Hiland Drama Club: Crystal Ball: Vice-President of Science Club: Vice-President of Hiland Knights: Chorus. CARPENTER, EARLf- I fought a good fight, even finished my course. President of Junior Class: Future Farmers of America. CARROLL, FRANK'- S0m0tiIT1eS I Sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Hiland Knights. CARROLL, SAMUEL- I know electricity, current and static: but women to me are still enigmatic. Stage Crew: Science Club. CARTER, ALBERTA-- She assumed responsibilities great, When she entered the married state. Librarian Club: Prom Committee. CARTER, MARIE- Her voice is Leslie's song. Hill Top Corporation: Hiland Lassies: Hiland Echo: Tamahnawus Staff: Editor of Hiland Echo. CHAPMAN, EARL-- Beware, I may yet do something sensational. COLGROVE, LAWRENCE-- A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. CONNELL, DOROTHEA- The sweetest garland for the sweetest maid. Girls' League Cabinet: Auditorium Committee: Hiland Secretarial Club: Hiland Echo Staff: Tamahnawus Staff: Committee for Carnival: Treasurer of Hiland Echo. COUCH, DORIS JEAN- Our candidate for the women's Olympic team. Girls' League Cabinet: Vice- President of Girls' League: Girls' K Club. CRUMMIE, VIVIAN--- Vivacity is the gift of won1an. Hiland Secretarial Club: Auditorium Com- mittee. DAHLQUIST, DOROTHY---- In artistic lines she does excel, Graceful figures draws she well. Hill Top Corporation: Crystal Ball. DANIELS, MARIAN- Doing good is the only certainly happy action in life. Torch Honor Society. DARNELL, RICHARD- An honest countenance is the best passport. Football Manager: Boys' K Club: Band. DAVIS, LOYD- Why aren't they all contented like me? Glee Club: Hill Top Corporation. DAVIS, VINCENT4 He promised little, but did much. Crystal Ball: Hiland Knights: Band: Or- chestra: Junior Play: Christmas Play: One-Act Play: Master of Ceremonies of the Radio Program: Brass Ensemble: Science Club: Radio Club: Hiland Drama Club: Senior Play. DUNSTON, VIRGINIA-- Her wit is the flower ofimaginationf' Auditorium Committee. ELMGREN, ELLAN MAE- She is calm because she is the mistress of her subject- -the secret of self-possession. Auditorium Committee: Hiland Echo: Tamahnawus Staff. FILLA, ELEANORE- Her deep brown eyes smile constantly, as if they had by fitness won the secret of a happy dream she does not care to speak. Vice-President of 'Hiland Secretarial Club: Hiland Echo: Tamahnawus Staff. FENIMORE, RUTH--- Says little. Hears much. Hiland Secretarial Club. FISCYS, DALE-- Small but lively, Dale is quite shy and you never bear much about him. FIXEN, ELEANOR- Happiness is the natural flower of duty. Librarian Club: Vice-President of Hiland Lassies: Auditorium Committee. FRISTAD, ROBERTe How dull it is to pause to make an end, to rust untarnished, not to shine in use. Debate: Sophomore Specialty: President of Hi-Y: Hill Top Corporation: Crystal Ball: Treas- urer of Student Body: Vice-President of Hi-Y: Torch Honor Society: Science Club: Student Council. GANO. BETTY LOU-- Softness of smile indicates softness of character. Librarian Club: Hiland Drama Club: Auditorium Committee: Crystal Ball. GARNER, BETTY- Let me have sport. The outdoor life is the life for me. Hiland Lassies: Hill Top Corporation: Girls' K Club. GILLIS, ARDELLE--- That happiness does still the longest thrive where joys and griefs have turns alternate. GOLDSMITH, PAUL-- He finds a joy in living and laughing. GRAHAM, VIRGINIA--- Nothing endured but personal qualities. GREENAMYER. MELVINN- He who is firm in will moulds the world to himself. Football: Hi-Y: Movie Operator: Boys' K Club. GREWELLE, MARJORIE- The heart that has truly loved never forgets, but as truly loves on to the end. President of Hiland Lassies: Tamahnawus Staff: Library Club: Sophomore Specialty: Prom Committee: Girls' League Cabinet: Hiland Echo Staff. GROSS, CLARENCE-- A merry heart goes all the day. A sad tires in a mile, Hiland Knights: Hi-Y. GRUVER, WILLIAM-- The way to cheerfulness is to keep our bodies in exercise and our minds at ease. Boxing: Baseball: Christmas Play: One-Act Play: Hiland Drama Club: Entered from Lin- coln High School, Tacoma. HAHN, MARIAN- It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Tamahnawus Staff: Hiland Echo Staff. HALLACK, JOE-- Very Quiet, but with a sudden flashing smile. Hiland Knights. HART, ROBERT+ 'I'he greatest truths are the simplest and so are the greatest men. Debate: One-Act Play: Sophomore Specialty: Crystal Ball: Hi-Y: Vice-President of Student Body: Hiland Drama Club: Hiland Echo Staff: Junior Class Treasurer: Tamahnawus Staff. HASEGAVVA, CHI CHI- Ability involves responsibility. Power to its last particle is duty. Li- brary Club: Secretary and Treasurer of Science Club: Auditorium Committee: Secretary of Senior Class: Hiland Lassies. HAUSSLER, GERTRUDE-- All her excellences stand in her so silently, as if they had stolen upon her without her knowledge. Science Club. HEATON, IRA-- A gentlemanly gentleman and beloved of one is he. Secretary of Hi-Y: Base- ball: Boxing Manager: Band: Orchestra. HELMICK, CARTER- Mighty is his voice, mighty are his thoughts. Radio Club. HENDRICKS. RALPH- A quiet tongue shows awise head. HENO, IDA--A Nothing so truly becomes feminine beauty as simplicity. Hiland Secretarial Club. HENRIOT, ROBER'I'4 Tall, curly hair, business-like and a good friend to all who know him. Hi-Y: Crystal Ball: Junior Play: Hiland Drama Club: Science Club: Hiland Echo Stad: Tamahna- wus Staff. EVELYN, HEWITT- Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Hiland Secre- tarial Club: Hill Top Corporation. HOCKETT, CURTISHJAA flashing red head, a bit of temper, a good sport, and a swell fellow. Boys' K Club: Baseball: Basketball: Hiland Knights: Science Club: Hiland Echo Staff: Tamahnawus Staff: Stage Crew. HOLBROOK, ETHELYN-- My heart is ever at your service. Senior Class Treasurer: Girls' League Cabinet' Hiland Lassies: Girls' K Club: Tc rch Honor Society: Hiland Secretarial Club: Tamahna- wus Sales Manager: Student Body Ticket Sales Manager: Library Club. HOFF, MORRIS- One could not say everything Morris learned in school has come from a book. Boys' K Club: Football. HUDSON, LESLIE--- When bigger and better milkshakes are made, Les will make them. Hiland Knights: Boys' K Club: Baseball: Basketball: Track: Sophomore Class Yell Leader. JOHNSON, FRANK- - To have a friend is to bea friend. Science Club: Boys' K Club: Football: Baseball: Vice-President of Future Farmers of America. KARNEY, TI-IEO- We can not all do all things. Girls' K Club: Girls' Basketball. KISTLER, HELEN- Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, in every gesture dignity and love. Hiland Drama Club: Hiland Lassies: Song Queen: One-Act Play. KOCHIS, ROBERT- The world knows of its greatest men. Vice-President of Hiland Knights: Hi-Y: Hiland Drama Club: Secretary of Boys' Federation: President of Future Farmers of Amer- ica. KRUSE, WILLARD- Great men are dying every day. I don't feel well myself. Band: Orchestra: Hiland Drama Club: Crystal Ball: One-Act Play: Glee Club: Hill Top Corporation: Sophomore Speci- alty: Clarinet Trio: Boys' Sextet: Christmas Play: Master of Ceremonies of Radio Program. LAUSHWAY, LILA-- One can be instructed in society: one is inspired only in solitude. LEONARD, WILBURf See how Mister Walden uses me? He will not let me playayet he steals my stuff. Science Club. LYONS. WILLIAM-- My curse serves me for a halo, and makes the sun look dull. Science Club: Hiland Knights: Clarinet Trio: Band, Orchestra. McDONLAD, HARRIET-- She who loves fun, has fun. Hiland Secretarial Club: Secretary of Hill Top Corporation. MQCABE, GERALD-- The small lad who madea big success as yell leader. Science Club: Boys' K Club: Yell Leader. McCANN. FRED- A boy who has really enjoyed himself immensely during his high school days. Science Club. MOCORKLE, JUNE'-i Thy voice is sweet as if it took its beauty from thy face. Girls' League Cab- inet: Hiland Lassies: Student Body Secretary: Glee Club: Secretary of Junior Class: Torch Honor Society: Senior Play. MCCORKLE, MARCUSf- Be great in act, as you have in thought. Football: Track: Baseball: Bas- ketball: Boys' K Club: Hi-Y: Sophomore Specialty: Crystal Ball: Business Manager of Tamahna- wus: Torch Honor Society: Boys' Association Representative: Sergeant at Arms of Hiland Drama Club: Boys' Chorus: Vice-President of Sophomore Class: President of Senior Class: Science Club. MARTIN, HAROLD-- Not merely good, but good for something. Boys' K Club: Treasurer of Hi- land Knights: Track: President of Sophomore Class. MARTIN, JOHN- Profoundly he speaks, yet he has a merry heart withal. Vice-President and Secretary of Hi-Y: Hiland Drama Club: Vice-President of Student Body: Science Club: Golf: Presi- dent. of Junior Class: Tamahnawus Sales Staff: Debate: .Iunior Play. MASSEY, FRANK-- Though quiet, he really is avery fine fellow to have as a friend. Senior Play. MASSEY, IRENE- Blow, not wild notes, but melodies soft and sweet. Band: Orchestra. MATHER. KATHERINE- Though vanquished, she could argue still. Sophomore Specialty: Junior Play: Christmas Play: One-Act Play: Blue and Gold Team: President of Girls' K Club: Hiland Drama Club: Hiland Lassies: Debate: Representative of Senior Class: Chairman of Rings and An- nouncements. MAYEDA, JOHN- Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and of wisdom. Hi-Y: Student Coun- cil: Sophomore Class Representative: Track: Boxing. MEYERS, ROBERT- I'll take my time, the world can wait. President and Treasurer of Hiland Knights: Boys' Association Representative: Stage Crew: Hiland Drama Club: Student Council: Presi- dent of Science Club: Boys' K Club: Basketball Manager. MILLER, LUCILLE--- Her stature is not symbolic of her worth. President ot Girls' League: Soph- omore Specialty: Junior Play: Hiland Lassies: Girls' League Cabinet: Hiland Drama Club: Hiland Secretarial Club. NAYHA, ELLEN- Ellen is Kelso High's typical schoolgirl. Her grace and charm enlighten all those around her. Student Body President: Representative of Junior Class: Secretary of Sopho- more Class: Girls' League Cabinet: Torch Honor Society: Science Club: Hiland Lassies: Hiland Sec- retarial Club: Girls' K Club: Vice-President of Hill Top Corporation: Salutatorian. NEES, JEANETTE- A nature quiet and reserved: a manner friendly and sincere. Library Club: Candy Girl. NICHOLS, JOHN-- Red hair, freckles, and a smile for all. NYE, VELMA--- A quiet nature hides a worthy heart. Glee Club. 0'BRIEN, DONLAD-- The Irish have the upper hand. Tamahnawus Staff: Hiland Echo Staff: Business Manager of Hiland Echo: Science Club. PAINTER, CLYDE-- The world depends upon farmers. Band: Chorus. PALMER, FRANKA Still water runs deepest. Secretary of Agriculture Class: Pin Chairman of Hill Top Corporation. PERKINS, MARJORIE- Those laughing orbs, that borrow from azure skies the light they wear. Editor of Tamahnawus: President of Torch Honor Society: Secretary of Girls' League.: Hiland Sec- retarial Club: Hiland Echo Staff: Director of Hill Top Corporation: Radio Club: Girls' League Cab- inet: Valedictorian. PHELPS, PATRICIA- A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Hiland Las- sies: Girls' League Cabinet: Hiland Drama Club: Orchestra: Christmas Play: Junior Play: Sophom ore Specialty. POCAN, BEATRICE- Gay with a light heart and a friend to all. Hill Top Corporation: Glee Club. POLAR, HOVVARD-- All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. PRICE. EDITH-- There is no beauty on earth which exceeds to natural loveliness of woman. Girls' League Cabinet: Secretary of Hiland Secretarial Club: Tamahnawus Staff: Hiland Echo Staff. PRITCHARD, JEANNE-- Cheerfulness is the friend and helper of all good graces. Glee Club: Sophomore Specialty: Hill Top Corporation. RAYMOND, NOILMAND-- Not that I love school less, but that I love fun more. Future Farmers of America: Hill Top Corporation. RENNER, ROBERT- It is a great plague to be a handsome man. ' REED, DALLAS- And many a wicked wink he wuuk, and many a smile he smolef' Band: Or- chestra: Hiland Drama Club: Boys' Sextette: One-Act Play: Crystal Ball: Christmas Play: Senior Play.: REEVES, WARREN-- Greater men may have lived, but I doubt it. Crystal Ball: President of Hi- land Drama Club: Science Club: Hiland Knights: Senior Play. REITER, LYDIA-- Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. REARDON, JERRY- A light heart lives long. Hiland Lassies. RICHARDSON, MARY- Any activity she undertakes is done with ability and cheerfulnessf' Chor- us: Tamahnawus Staff: Hiland Echo Editor: Torch Honor Society: Debate: One-Act Plays: Science Club. ROBINSON, ARTHUR- The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I am. Hiland Knights: Hi-Y: Future Farmers of America. ROLEY, VIOLA-- High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. Glee Club: Crystal Ball: Hiland Echo Staff: Tamahnawus Staff. SATTERLEE. GLADYS- Her kindly nature endears her to us. Hiland Lassies: Secretary of Hiland Lassies: President of Hiland Secretarial Club: Hill Top Corporation: Glee Club. SECORD, BETTY-- Her good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Girls' K Club: Girls' League Cabinet: Science Club: Orchestra. SCHAFFER. BILL- I believe that high school-bread means a three year loaf Football: Golf: Boys' K Club. SECOR, MARYN- A sunny temper gilds the edge of life's blackest clouds. Glee Club: Sextette: Sccience Club: Hill Top Corporation. SHAY, ELVIN- This young man was quiet and self-contained. Science Club. SHIPP, MYRTLE- The face that can smile is always fair. SHIRTS, ARDIS- Wasted time can ne'er be found again. SHORT, OLETA-- The best of things come in small packages. Crystal Ball, Hill Top Corporation. SIMMONS, RUTHF- She came. She saw. She soon became a friend to all. Entered from Gordon High, Gordon Nebraska, Hiland Lassies, Crystal Ball, G-irls' League Cabinet, President of Secre' tarial Club. STOHL, MELVIN- When I have anything to say. I say it. Band, Torch Honor Society, Science Club, All-School Play, Student Body Ticket Salesman. SUNDBERG, EDWARD-- Next to virtue, the fun in this world is what we can least spare. SUTCLIFFE, ANITA- Everyone in school had at least one friend, Anita. Hiland Lassies, Ta- mahnawus Staff, Girls' K Club, Hiland Echo Staff, Chorus, Basketball, Baseball, Blue and Gold Team. SWANSON, VIOLETE- Mutual love, the crown of all our bliss. Sophomore Specialty, Basket- ball, Baseball, Library Club, Blue and Gold Team, Glee Club, Vice-Persident of Girls' K Club, Treasure of Hiland Lassies. TIEMENS, LOIS - Few things areuimpossible to diligence and skill. Girls' K Club, Science Club, Orchestra, Blue and Gold Team, Baseball, Basketball. TOW, WEYMAN- Great men never require experience. Future Farmers of America, Judging Team. TRAFELET, LOUIS- It is the friendly heart that has plenty of friends. TROMBLEE, NVILLIAM- Duty's voice has no prick to urge me on. TULLY, CHARLES- He will succeed for he believes all he says. Track. VANDERPOOL, MAXINE- For brilliancy, no gem compares with the eyes of a beautiful woman. Transferred from Montesano High School, Sophomore Specialty, Torch Honor Society, Hill Top Corporation, Senior Play. VVADE, VVILLIAM-P- All great men are misunderstodf' Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Hiland Echo Staff. WATTS, FRANK- Coolness and absence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities. Spelling Team, Hi-Y, Science Club. WEEKS, WARREN- Why should life all labor be? Hiland Drama Club, Band, Science Club, One-Act Play. WEIZHAR, ELSIE,- To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. Transferred from Mobridge, South Dakota. WESTRUM, MYRTLE- Do not allow grass to grow on the road to friendship. Hiland Secretar- ial Club. WILSON, RICHARD'- NVho to himself is law, no law doeth need. Band, Junior Play. WOODRUFF, COLLEEN- Individuality is everywhere to be guarded and honored as the root of all goals. Tamahnawus Staff, Hiland Echo Staff, Junior Play, Hiland Drama Club, One-Act Play, Chorus, Senior Play. BROOKMAN, CLYDE- He toots his horn with the best of them. Band, Orchestra, Basketball. COCI-IRAN, DOUGLAS- Cupid shot an arrow. It found' its mark. ELLISON, .ll'ANlTA- Cheerfulness is the friend and helper of all good graces. Hiland Secretarial Club. FORTH, NVAYNE- A boy ever bold of spirit, still and quiet. KLOCKNER, EDVVARD- The modest boy has everything to win and nothing to lose. Boys' K Club, Captain of Track Club. JOHNSON, COOK- Sincere and sportsman like, Cooky has a fighting spirit. Hi-Y, Boys' K Club, Football, Track, Hiland Echo Staff, Tamahnawus Staff, Science Club, President of Boys' Associa- tion. SCHLAMANN, ELFREDIA--- There are more men enabled by study than by nature? TYLER, ELWOOD- Fire that is closest kept, burns best of all. IRI llllflilllllllilll TROY CASKEY That golden key the opes the palace of eternity November 12, 1938 President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer Representative ,, Myrna Johnson Adviser A..A,. ....,. M iss Marcellus Hilo Hasegawa . ,....,.... Viola FI'iSCl1ll9Clli. Marvin Heaton Jean Wagner Marvin Heaton Jean XVai:ner Hilo ltnscpxziwii Viola Frischneeht Myrna Johnson Miss Marcellus unior C ass VVHO: 'l'hc Clnss ol' lllltl nnilcr the direction ol' Miss Nlnrccllus :incl Mr. Dick. NVHICN: ln 1937 the present junior clziss cntcrcil liclso lligh School. Their inilinl enterprise. the Sophoniorc Spccinlly in thc l.0l'lll ol' n niin- slrel show, hil the ninrk. This yenr thc junior pluy. Spring Fcvcrf' nnml the Prom were eqnnlly successful. IIUVV: The juniors have nnule ai flying stnrt in liclso lligh School through their niuny interests :incl nctivilics. 'l'hcir outslnniling nchicvc- ments have heen in the field ol' sports, whcrc thc juniors this ycnr huvc t'nr outninnberecl the other clnsses in nclunl purlicipnlion. JIJNIIDD IDDSTED w Verna Mao Rogers, Ruhy Rohhitts, Janice Robbins, Jack Poean, Bill Patterson. Don Rive. Jack Pannell, Ray Paradis, Roger Poe, Ed O'llrien, Lloyd Olson, Roh Leirh- hardt. Adele Richardson, Irene Renaud, .Juanita Rivers, Maxine Ohlfs, Mr. Syre, Adviser, Helen Priee, Gordon Drwig, Frank Roberts, Louis Nees. Dick Morse, Roh Kellofl, Stan Newman, John Kloekner, Russ Miller, Orville Cox, .lint Jones, .Iohn Mc-Donald, Millard Jones, Harold lVlcClees, Don Koegler, Evelyn Mil- ler, Mary Maloney, Mariella. Morgan, Helen Tisdalo, VVarren Lowe, Dtis Klot-kner. Al- len Morris, Pharles Mc'Kinster, llliekey Lee, Lloyd Parker, Rex Losoy, Ray Lineoln, Roh Keller, Jean Lee, Lorraine Johnson, Adaline Leak, Dorothy Kappus. Myrna Johnson, Frieda Mitellell, Lois Jean Miteh- ell, Miss Marcellus, Adviser, Phyllis Lar- sen. Mildred Marr, Violet MeFadden, Uleo Karney, Roselyn Koenig, Bello Kight. Vance Roley. Ray Welt-h, Phillip Stans- field, Jaek Xvflflfllllllll, l'aul XValker, Holm Doehler, Horace Seott, Wilhur Smith, Bernard Pepin, Ed Soanian, Myrtle Vrooin, Marie Wesley, .lim Scott, Kenneth Yaden, Bill Swetman, Ralph Wall, Rufus Snyder. lVlarilyn Sethre, Euniee VVeaver, lNla,r1:aret Vandeeoevering. Grave l'rie, Rosalie VValk- or, Ruby Wilson, Sylvia Uonway: Jean Wagner, Lorraine Stone, Lynesse Will- iains, Miss Bassett, Adviser. Phyllis West, Minia Lee Smith. Mavis XVheeler, Fern Wilder, Pei-Ury Sehneider. Vera llrie. Roh t'lark, Don Harker, Hill t'arlson, Max Davolt, Stewart Farlton, Roh llaxter, Neal Brown. Clifford lienediet, Carl Dodge, llarley Cole, Glenn Andrew. Stuart Down. Warren Carpenter, Warren Ashhurn, Glenn Barr, Lyle Caines, Shirley Catlin, XVillie Bolle f'ra,wt'ord. Evelyn Culloin, Virginia Dixon, Thelma lllvfilure, Melina Aalry, Miss Brown, Adviser, Jean Mellride, Doris Hail- ey, Mina Leo Dailey, Jean Raekstrom. Maria ,' xter. f Eugene Ellis, Kenneth Duval, Eddy Hook, Bill Hofflneister, Ralph Hall, Bob Dunham, Elmer Huntington, Orville Hit-kinan, Hill Lee, Holm Hill. Marvin lleaton. Frank Gor- ton, Evelyn Johnson. June Hansen, Helen James, Patric-ia Stanstield, Alta Haininond, .lean .lohnson, Elsie Fowler, Keith Jaeohs, Oliver Holverson, Margaret Hughes, Mar- eile Dupraz. .lean Falter, Iletty Rose Kud- laeek, Lois Franlhaeh, Shirley fll'l-'9ll2llllY- er, Mr. Dirk, Adviser, Georgietta Duve, Dorothy Hefley, Doris Frost, Viola Friseh- neeht, Hilo Hasegawa, Margaret Duff. President Vive-l'res Sec-retzu'y Trea,surer Adviser ....... Walter Chambers .Ierry Austin .luck McCorkle Betty Keller Mr. Hillelnan Jerry Austin Jack lllvC'orkle XVz1lter Chambers Betty Keller Betty Wugoulioffer Mr. Hillemzm Sonhomore C ass The SOIJIIUIIIUFQS entered Kelso lligh School 179 slrong. on Svplvln- her 7, 1938. und begun innnemliulely lo ussunu' lhv rlulivs nnxl responsi- hililies ol' high school. They esluhlislnwl u plucv lor iill'lllSl'lX'K'S Ill nlhlvl- ics by achieving dislinclion in loolhull, h:1slu'lhull.un4l lrzlckg in flrznnulics hy presenting lhe Sophomore Speciulty,:1n cnlcrluiningprogram ol' origin- ulity und lnlvnt: in music: und in scholarship hy having eleven ol' lheir nulnhcr invilvd into nn-mln-rship in the Torch Honor Sociely. VVilh such n slurl in scholzlslic work :nnl ucliyilies the class ol' lllll should hc uhh' lo ilL'illl'VL' an rccorxl lhnl any class should envy. im! I SUDHDMOIQE IDDSTEID Bud Green, VVayne Doble, John Essmau, Wallace Flankey, Raymond Ileikka. Loyd Howard, Thayne Holcomb, Mary .lane Smith, Maxine Hanks, Viola Ditton, Roy Eaton, Gilbert Holbrook, Lloyd Freeman, Art. Garnett. Bill Hanson, Andy Fernan- dez, Art Gallagrhan, Marilyn Johnson, Gra- dene Johnson, Virginia Eddy, Guinevere Foley, Miss lvlangan. Adviser, Helen Gunn. Goldie Higley, Betty Hooper, Florence Hansen, Lloyte Ilorton, Phyllis llelgerson. .Iam-k Snyder, Raymond Palmer, Sol Siegel, .lack Soffe, George Soaring, Gay l'are, Eddie Qniek, Raymond Newman, Lloyd liotlwfus, Estol Park, Rex Poe, Marjorie Smith. Frances Rive. Twlya Snyder, Fran- ees Parcel. Katherine Nordviek. Violet l'annell. Violet Poppert, Dorothy ltohin- son, Jimmy Spooner. Wayne Ritchie, Lu- eille Ramsey, VVilma Ramsey, Mary Smith. Stella Robinson, Jerry Simmons, Mr. VVal- den, Adviser, Enola Noseda. .lean Peters. Juanita Newsome, Ras-helle Schultz, Helen Sm-ottfl Ilelen Sem-ord. MA-4'l1 N Zfxf if s...r Y,,, Cx Ralph Leedle, Clare-nee King, Duke Mark- hausen, Lester Leho. Roh Larson, Dill Long. Dale Martinell, LeRoy Martin, Chuck Mitchell, Clayton Losey, Walter Miller, Paul Koemstedt, Melvin Laws. Max Miller, .Iam-k MeCorkle, Patrieia Keyser. Donna Kenny, Patricia Kruse, Elsie Lut- trnl, Elwonda Parsons. 'Rose Merley, Josie Morgan, Gerald Lougheed, Betty Kineh, Dorothy Moore. Grave Whisnant. Doris Varhle. Detty Koller, Mr. Ilillemann, Ad- viser, .lune Major, Evelyn Laurin. Deatriee Knowles, Carol Ann Mozlrow, Lois Loyd. N1 h Elaine Keto, ltlarataret Corea, Elizaheth Carrasco. Gerry Austin. Lorraine Cham- lwrlin, XVinnit'red Anderson, Dorothy Dal- lard. Rodney Anderson, Roh llarr, Rim-hard Day. Chauncey Cox. Lee Baxter, Don Burch, Don Carlson, Ruth Altman, Evelyn Deal, Dorothy Deek, Virginia Closner, Pat Carroll. Shirleen Barr, Cleora Adams, Ma- ria Alherta. Kenneth Christenson, Dale Cadwell, Douglas Bird, XValt Chambers, Ronald Boone. Don Dirtehet. Miss Lamb. Adviser, Lawerenee Davidson, .lark Davis, .lark Closner. George Bowers, Kenneth Davidson. Don Vickers, Armand VVayrynen, LaVern Tompkins, George Tiemans. Joe Vander- hoff. Paul Tully. Stanley T'hurman, Her- shel Sweet, T. XV. Walloee, Martin Sund- lrersr. Dim-k VVard, Euxrene VVilson, .laek Tyler, Elton Tompkins, Vernon 'I'rusler. Edith XVayrynen, Pauline linger, lNlarjorie W.Vorrell, Leonna Swanson, Irene Timmons, Marjorie VVickmen, Betty VVa1.tonhoft'er, Lucille Voegelein, Miss Carlson, Adviser, .Jacqueline XVannassy, Marjorie Zimmer- man. Eleanor NVood. Versa Stoutenhnrg. -4 mknqx ll li Sv p Sl Music! Curtain! Lights! Action! The footlights dim. The show is on. Not always is the drama on the stage. More often it is acted daily in the lives of the students. 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EDITORIAL STAFF'-First Row: Marjorie Perkins, Jacqueline Berry, Viola Roley, Ethelyn Hol- brook, Mary Richardson, Marie Carter. Second Row: Bob Henriot, Russell Carothers, Don O'Brien, Victor Barry. HI-Y--First Row: Ray Paradis, Frank Watts Gerry Austin, Mr. Piper, Adviser, John Martin. Bob Fristad, Pat Patterson, Donald Rice, Bob Henriot. Second Row: Cook Johnson, Russell Miller, Mar- cus Mctlorkle, Jack Soffe, Glynn Barr, Gaye Pare, Jack Vlleedman, Clarence Backstrom. Third Row: .Iohn Mayeda, Gordon Orwig, T. W. Wallace, Gilbert Holbrook, Jack McCorkle, Frank Gorton, Mel vin Laws. HILAND LASSIES-First Row: Hilo Hasegawa, Mina Lee Bailey, Maxine Ohlfs, Myrna Johnson. Gladys Satterlee, Chi Chi Hasegawa, Ruth Simmons, Lucille Miller, Eleanor Fixen, Marjorie Grew- elle. Second Row: Anita Sutcliffe, Marie Carter, Ellen Nayha, June McC0rkle, Betty Garner, Gen- evieve Brown, Violet Swanson, Lois Frambach, Helen Tisdale, Mima Lee Smith, Marcile Dupraz. Third Row: Miss Lamb, Adviser, Jean Backstrom, Patricia Phelps, Ethelyn Holbrook, Katherine Mather, Mavis Wheeler, Betty Ann Bibb, Mary Bibb, Mary Maloney. GIRLS' K CLUB-First Row: Katherine Mather, Violet Swanson, Mary Albertson, Cleo Karney, Anita Sutcliffe, Shirley Greenameyer, Miss Basset, Adviser, Phyllis West, Lynese Williams, Lorraine Stone, Betty Secord, Lois Tiemens. Second Row: Sylvia Conway, Theo Karney, Viola Frischkneckt, Ellen Nayha, Betty Garner, Ethelyn Holbrook, Jean Falter, Marion Baxter, Very Urie, Evelyn John- son, Lowrane Buck, Doris Jean Couch. BOYS' K CLUB--First Row: Richard Darnell, Orville Cox, Jack Soffe, Jack Larson, Ray Paradis, Mr. Sonedecker, Adviser, Charles Mitchell, Warren Carpenter, VVarren Lowe, Warren Ashburn, Les- lie Hudson, Melvin Greenamyer, Ellis Ames. Second Row: Edward Seaman, Gay Pare, Walter Chambers, Leslie Allen, Frank Johnson, Bob Leichhardt, Marcus McCorkle, Russell Miller, Curtis Hockett, Marvin Stevenson, Glynn Barr, Gerald McCabe, Harold Martin. Third Row: Gerry Austin, Ralph Hall, Allen Morris, John Klockner, Bill Hoffmeister, Leonard VVells, Bill Patterson, Roger Poe, Eddie Quick, Bill Lee, Donald Losey, Robert Meyers. DEBATE- -Irene Renaud, Jean McBride, Jacqueline Berry, Mary Richardson, Jolm Martin, Bryce McNeely, Mr. Dick, Adviser. PUBLICATIONS--First Row: Edith Price, Dorothea Connell, Jacqueline Berry, Russell Carothers, Miss Brown, Adviser, Victor Barry, Marjorie Perkins, Marie Carter, Marion Hahn, Eleanor Filla. Second Row: Viola Roley, Ellan Mae Elmgren, Cook Johnson, Curtis Hockett, Donald O'Brien, Rob- ert Henriot, Mary Richardson, Anita Sutcliffe, Colleen VV00dI'llff- HILAND SECRETARIAL CLUB'-First Row: Evelyn Brent, Edith Price, Dorothea Connell, Gladys Satterlee, Miss Lamb, Adviser, Eleanore Filla, Harriet McDonald, Ruth Simmons, Lucille Miller. Sec- ond Row: Dorothy LaCoss, Juanita Ellison, Myrtle VVestrum, Marjorie Ayres, Vivian Crummie, Ellen Nayha, Evelyn Hewitt, Ethelyn Holbrook, Ruth Fenimore, Marjorie Perkins, Ida Heno. TORCH HONOR SOCIETY-First Row: Rosalie Walker, Ethelyu Holbrook, Mary Richardson, Mar- jorie Perkins, Jacqueline Berry, Miss Marcellus, Adviser, Janice Robbins, Dorothy Kappus, June Han- sen, Marian Daniels, Maxine Vanderpool. Second Row: Wilma Ramsey, Eleanor Wood, Pauline Unger, Evelyn Deal, Enola Noseda, Ellen Nayha, June McCorkle, Jerry Simmons, Lucille Voegelin, Viola Frischnecht, Dorothy Robinson. Third Row: Stella Rohbinson, Kenneth Yaden, Harold LeClair, Donald Rice, Marcus McCorkle, Melvin Stohl, Robert Fristad. DRAMA CLUB--First Row: Helen Kistler, Patricia Phelps, Lowrane Buck, Jacqueline Berry, Mina Lee Bailey, Mavis Wheeler, Mary Maloney, Miss Mangan, Adviser, Betty Gano, Lucille Miller, Lois Frambach, Colleen Woodruff, Betty Ann Bibb. Second Row: Willard Kruse, Dallas Reed, Russell Carothers, Vincent Davis, Marcus McCorkle, Bob Meyers, Edward Sundberg, Warren Reeves, Vic- tor Barry, Hal Branscom, Everett Capps. Third Row: Myrna Johnson, Warren Weeks, Stewart Carl- ton, John Martin, Bob Henriot, James Albertson, Eugene Ellis, Joe Laurin, Bill Gruver, Maxine Ohlfs. ' KNIGHTS OF HI-Y-First Row: Stanley Anderson, Hal Branscom, Ellis Ames, Bob Bornstedt, Rus- sell Carothers, Mr. Walden, Adviser, Bob Meyers, Vincent Davis, Victor Barry, Warren Reeves, Ev- erett Capps. Second Row: Edward Sundgerg, Jimmy Scott, John Klockner, Allen Morris, Curtis Hockett, George Andrews, Leslie Hudson, Roger Poe, Jimmy Jones, Jack Larson, Douglas Cochran. Third Row: Arthur Robinson, Clarence Gross, Bob Kochis, Kenneth Yaden, Bill Hoffmeister, Joe Hallock, Frank Carroll, Rufus Snyder, Otis Klockner, Eugene Ellis, Stewart Carlton. SCIENCE CLUB-First Row: Jack Weedman, John Martin, Frank Johnson, Buford Altman, Sam Carroll, Victor Barry, Russell Carothers, Leslie Hudson, Gordon Orwig, Curtis Hockett, Kenneth Duvall, Bob Henriot, Joe Halleck. Second Row: Cook Johnson, Melvin Stohl, Wilbur Leonard, Eu- gene Ellis, Ellis Ames, Vincent Davis, Mr. Hilleman. Adviser, Mr. Walden. Adviser, Cyril Lane, Bill lVade, Bob Meyers, Jerry McCabe, Stewart Down, Stewart Carlton, Paul Walker. Third Row: War- ren Reeves, Jack Pocan, Ruby Robbitts, Hilo Hosegawa, Viola Frishckneckt, Gertrude Haussler, Ellen Nayha, Eleanor Fixen, Jacqueline Berry, Mary Albertson, Betty Secord, Adele Richardson, Maryn Secor, Millard Jones, Bill Hoffmeister, Chi Chi Hasegawa. Fourth Row: Ralph Hall, Vance Roley, Frank Watts, Roy Parker, Harold LeClair, Robert Fristad, Max Davolt, Mary Richardson, Lois Tiemens, Warren Weeks, Richard Wilson, Elvin Shay. Back: Russell Miller, Marcus McCorkle. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-First Row: Norman Raymond, Ralph Hendricks, Earl Car- penter, Hal Branscom, Thayne Holcomb, Neal Brown, Bob Kochis. Second Row: Weyman Tow, Donald Barker, Wilton Bechill, Jack.Weedman, Andrew Fernandez, Raymond Palmer. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET-First Row: Betty Keller, Eleanor Fixen, Ethelyn Holbrook, Lowrane Buck, Miss Carlson, Adviser, Lucille Miller, Lois Frambach, Doris Jean Couch. Second Row: Doris Bailey, Jacqueline Berry, Genevieve Brown, Dorothea Connell, Patricia Phelps, Marjorie Perkins, Mary Albertson, Betty Secord. Ruth Simmons. LIBRARY CLUB- First Row: Hilo Hasegawa, Phyllis Larson, Miss Bassett, Adviser, Vera Urie, Jeannette Nees. Lowrane Buck, Virginia Dixon, Belle Kight, Betty Rose Kudlacek. Second Row: Jean Lee, Helen Bacon, Lorraine Chamberlain, Violet McFadden, Betty Gano, Chi Chi Hasegawa, Lois Jean Mitchell, Mildren Marr. Third Row: Alberta Carter, Eleanor Fixen, Myrtle Shipp, Rose Merely, June Hansen. AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE-First Row: Lynese Williams, Dorothea Connell, Virginia Dunston, Phyllis Larsen, Lois Jean Mitchell, Margaret Budd, Ellan Mae Elmgren. Second Row: Betty Gona, Eleanor Fixen, Mima Lee Smith, Mr. Dick, Adviser, Vivian Crummie, Marie VVesley, Chi Chi Hase- gawa, Marian Baxter. ART CLASS---First Row: Oleta Short, Wilma Ramsey, Alberta Carter, Velma Nye, Mary Richard- son, Jeannette Nees, Miss Bendixon, Adviser, Lowrane Buck, Marie Carter, Helen Tisdale, Virginia Dixon, Fern Wilder. Second Row: Jay Spackman, VValte1' Chambers, Dorothy Dahlquist, Viola Rol- ey. Burnell Bashor, Beatrice Pocan, Hazel Trineer, June Beck, Howard Polar. HFINGERS' Novcnibcr 4--was onc ot' two one-act plays ilraniatizecl by an all-boy cast unclcr thc ilircction ot' Miss Mangan. Tllc cast inclucletl liill Gruver, Bob Hart, Vincent Davis, Dallas Itcctl, Mclvin Laws, XVillar1l Kruse, Bob Dunliani, llal liransconi. Bill Carl- son, Harold Mcliinistcr, Victor Barry. .loc Lorraine, ltalpli lteetl, Arthur tlallaglian, Boll Bornstcclt. Following this pertorinance was the all-girl play, So VVonclcrt'ul ln VVl1itc, clircclcml by Miss Martin. Members ot' the cast were: lictty tlano, tlclcn Kistlcr, Lois Frambacll, Maxine Dlilfs, Katherine Mather, Margaret Dut't', Juanita Ncwsoinc, tlcncvicvc Brown, lvlargaret Budd. THE SOPHOMORE SPECIALTY March ltl a colorful night club scene, was given undcr thc clircction ot' Miss Lamb and Mr. Hillenian. The teatureml inenilmers ot' the cast wcrc VValt Clianibcrs, Pat Carroll, Violet Poppert, Helen Scott, Jerry Austin, antl tlilbcrt llolbrook. SPRING FEVER efMarcli 3 a protluction by tlic junior class, unclcr thc mlircction ot' Miss Marccllus and Miss Martin, vcry clcvcrly illustrated lit'e on the college campus. 'l'lic cast was niaclc up ot' Dick Johnson, Lois Franihacli, Mavis XVlieeler, Bob Dunliani, Bill XVailc, Jcan Mcliritlc, liicliarrl VVilson, Bill Carlson. Virginia Dixon, Betty Hose Kucllacck, ancl Max Millcr. 1 R Stage Crew Ward, Spooner, Poe, Stephenson, Albertson Soife, Greeiiamyer, Ellis, Meyers, Sundberg, Stansfield BEHIND SCENES 'llhc Slagc Crcw is responsible for the coordination of curtain. lights, and sccncry whcn any pcrfornlancc is given. THREE CORNERED MO0N - May l2fA thrcc-act play portraying a family and its problems, was given by the senior class under the direction of Miss Mangan. The cast includcd Junc Mcilorklc, Vinccnt Davis, VVarren Reeves, Colleen Woodruif, Dallas Reed. Frank Masscy, Paulinc Bjornson, Maxinc Vanderpool, and Dick Johnson. Ienior Dlay Cast Johnson, Reed, Reeves, Bjornson, Brown. Vander-pool. Massey, McCork1e, Davis, VVOodruff. O O Proud indeed is everyone in school of the progress made in the Music Department this year and of the fine showings made in music tournaments and civic affairs. Not only has the Music Department in- creased in size and efficiency but it also boasts an entirely new choruss the boys, chorus, consisting of twenty-live members. Because of the purchase of a munber ot' new band instrmuents and the gift of a number of violins, both the band and orchestra have in- creased skill and efficiency. This year the band drilled and became a marching band. Led by the two drum majoresses, Violet Poppert and Violet Pannell, they added color and enthusiasm to the games and assemblies. Almost every feature of the Music Department was represented in competition. Lois Tiemens, violing Bill VVade, trombone: and Willard Kruse, clarinet, went to Tacoma to take part in the Music Festival in February. The mixed chorus received a rating of Excellent in tl1e tourn- aluent in Olympia in March. The band and orchestra were both rated Fair in the competition in April. Individual honors go to Margaret Duff, who was rated Excellent for her soprano solo in the Longview competition and to .lean VVagner, who was rated Fair. Responsible for the success of the department is Mr. Butler, who, tlu'ough his encouragement, patience, and tireless effort, has given the school a fresh outlook and new hope in the field of lnusic. o s , . . ll ll ll ll ll ll ll H ll Hilanders! Upon this peace- ful scene rings the battle cry of the masses of loyal students. Everybody up! Strike up the band! Here comes the team! What games! '93, Q' Q m x Q QL: A W Q .. --A K 1 A w 5 Q X vw ax X sk X Sk :EV x sf -2 A if 'E Q Q as S A . X SX F 1 QI 5 5 FNEPW' wx X XX 4 x , X Q X vf X53 A- K -. Q N wg, Q3 2 W -' X KX K z if MNQ, V: J N? . xl Kink Q 'wx Q X ES' Sl W 'fx ? S .Q 'L We 'za V. Y , x QQ 'QE Y , up N U: X E Q X y , O A ' X 1 A' X Q : E3 05: N q ,qzn ' 'Q M 'i : Ek 5 W ' L x ' Aww Iwll f'0llllIlllI l',XIlI'EN'l'ICR, AI,I.l'lN, llllHlCN,XRlYlCll. Ql'Ii'K. S'l'l'1I'lIlGNSUN LONYE, IIUFFMIClS'l'l4lli. ILXRR. l'01iIul': LEE, ASIIHVRN, M1'l'OKKl,l4I. M!l,l.l'lIi. JOHNSON. y rv Right fllllllllllf I-IEA'l'0N, HOFF. I Xl PERSON, l'OlC. SUFFIC, Ml'I'i'llI'ILl,, UHASSER, ROLEY. v ,, -Q Lx YF , QC C ix, 'iffy , , I The 1938 edition ol' the Hilander football squad rolled through the lnost successful season in years. The boys came through with tive vic- tories, I'our defeats and one tie, ending in third position in the Southwest NVashington conference. The enthusiastic backing ot' the students together with the large turnouts from the townspeople helped the team in their successful season. Next year's squad will lose only six members by graduation. Mare Mctforkle, Cook Johnson. Frank Johnson. Les Allen, Melvin Greentlnyer, and Morris Hofll These six boys were awarded gold tootballs hy the Kel- so lilks. Mare lVlCCorkle was awarded a gold wrist watch for his out- standing playing, Bill Lee received the Kelsonian award for his ability and lighting spirit. SFORE UA RD Sept. 17 Kelso... 12 Benson 6 Sept. 23 Kelso Cathlamet Sept. 30 Kelso ,,,,,.,, , ..... Olympia Oct. T Kelso ,,,, .. ,, Centralia Oct. 14 Kelso ,,,,,,,,, ,.,.., C Ihehalis Oct. 21 Kelso Hoquiam Oct. 28 Kelso Aberdeen Nov. 11 Kelso Longview Nov. 18 Kelso Vancouver Nov. 24 Kelso Longview E ag is li, D' 1 9-l . Y, i I'.X'l I'ICIlSON LONG A .XVSTIN IIURTUN ,V IXIILIJCR XVAI,I,Ai'F1 C'AIll EN'I'lCR iPl'VAl.l, KI,Ui'KNlCli, U'l'lI NORRIS HOLCOMU RICE Kl,Uf'KNl'lli. .IO IKXIHC my BASKETBALL Orchids should go this year to Coach Sonedecker and his plucky basket- hall team. The team, composed entirely ot' Juniors, fought their way into second place in conference competition by winning six out ot' ten con- ference games. Next year's team will have a wealth ot' material with all eighteen mem- hers ol' the squad returning including all six regulars. RUSS MILLER led the team's individual scoring, and eame in second in the conl'erenee's individual scoring with 103 points. He was also given first team all-eon- ference rating. JOHN KLOCKNER received second-team reeognitiong while BILL PATTERSON, ALLEN MORRIS, FRANK GORTON AND O'l'lH KLOCKNER were all given honorable mention. SFORE FARD Non-conference Games Dec. 2 Kelso ,,.,, ..,............ 2 2 Catlilamet ,,,,, . ,,.,.., 20 Dee. 9 Kelso ......,,, ....t.,,, 1 9 Commerce ,,... ....,.,.,,,, 2 9 Dee. 13 Kelso .,.,,,.,.. ,...i., 2 1 Rainier .,,,,,,.....,..,.,,,,.., 19 Dec. 16 Kelso ,,,,,,......,,..,,,., 27 Pacific U Frosh ,,,,,, 25 Dee. 17 Kelso ..,.........,.,,,,,,, 15 Jefferson ,,,,......,...,... H37 Dee. 22 Kelso. ,,,,......,...... .30 Castle Rock ,,,,,,,,, ,42 Dec. 23 Kelso ,,,....,,,,,,, ...,,, 2 4 Grant ....,....,,,,.,..., ,,,,,,, 2 7 Dee. 27 Kelso ,.,,,,,,.,,,. ......, 1 8 Washington ,.i,,,,,,,,, H21 Dee. 29 Kelso .,.........,..,..,,,, 27 Aberdeen ,,,,,, ,,,,,, . 29 214 253 Conference Games .Ian. 6 Kelso ,,,,,,......,,.....,. 21 Centralia ..,., ..,,,,,,, 1 S Jan. 13 Kelso Y,,,,,.,,, .... . 18 Longview . , ,,,,,, 26 Jan. 20 Kelso .....,....,,,,.,,,,.. 23 Camas ,,,.., ,,,, . ,..,.... 1 7 Jan. 24 Kelso ,................Y... 29 Vancouver .,,.,,..........., 17 Jan. 27 Kelso .,.Y,,,,,,,,,.,.,..,, 29 Chehalis ,,.,,. .,,,,,, 2 4 Feb. 3 Kelso ,,,,,,,,,,.,.....,. 24 Longview ,.,,.,, 38 Feb. 17 Kelso ..................,.. 35 Centralia ,... ,,,,, .42 Feb. 24 Kelso.. ..... ........ 3 4 Vancouver ............... 37 Mar. 1 Kelso ..,. ,... ..... . . 41 Camas ..... . ,,., ,.., I 52 Mar. 8 Kelso ......,.,, ......... i 34 Chehalis ...,.. .38 289 280 Mar, 16 Kelso ,,....,.,,, ,,,,,, 4 4 Facility ,...,, ..........,.. , 30 TOTALS Kelso 547 Opponents 563 MR. SONEDECKER MR. SCHROEDER MR. PIPER 1'o1'e-lice ganius ol' Southwest vV1LSlllllSI,t0Il. COACH EMMlfI'I l' Mll'l l ' Sl'llliOl+Illl4lll vnu vhzilk up uiiotlivr sllvvoss- ful your for he has lead Kelsok fuutlmll tvuni to third place in all con- 'I POAUH LEE SONIHDEITKEIK has won 1'uco1:nitio11 for his splc11did.wqi'l! in hldllflillg second place to Kelso's haskvthall team. ,U -S . 'l . 5 I comm Hmmm' PIPER has given Kelso High School hiS yezhl-1-01511114 services. Ile acted as a scout for Mr. Sc:lil'0ecl0l'al1d Mr. Slxl?:'Q'9K'k.8l', and when spring came tll1'l19d all his attcntioii to track. L Ja ' , 4 J ,X ' J I ' 4 ' I X I . TIQACK . VVhen the call was given for trackmen this year, thirty boys, in addition to the seven returning lettermen from last year, turned out. Coach Emery Piper was faced with the development of a great deal of raw material. The squad was bolstered by the surprising number of under- classmen who not only made good this year, but also guarantee a source ol' material in the years to come. Bob Meyers was chosen captain of the team and led our Hilanders another successful season. BASEBALL With only one year of experience credited to all the boys on the base- ball team, Mr. Sonedecker developed the players into one of the top- ranking teams in the conference. The formation of a new Southwest league gave Kelso a hard schedule to play. Six schools Shelton, Aberdeen, Olympia, Longview, Centralia, and Kelso compose the league. Opening their season with a twilight game with Longview, April 14, they swung into action playing sixteen games in six weeks, a seven-game ser- ies with Longview and a faculty-varsity game, April 28. Curtis Hockett, .lolm Iilockner, Otie Klockner, Russell Miller, Bill Patterson, Mare Mc- Corkle, Allen Morris, Less Hudson, and Bill Lee were the returning letteri- men from last year's squad. All are returning except Hudson, Greena- myer, Hockelt, and McCorkle. The battery included Hockett, Pare. Lee, Hudson, Morris, Chambers and Leichhardt. . GULF . This year is one of the most successful golf seasons in the high school. Although two star performers were lost to the team, many under-class- men developed into excellent golfers. A new system of scheduling meets was adopted which attracted a large number of schools to the association. Mr. Sherman Dick has coached several outstanding players. among them Bud Jones, .lolm Martin, Wayne Doble, Gordon Orwig, Bill Holi, and Eugene Ellis. I ll ll M ll N, here come the Scots! Plaid skirts swinging! Batons flashing! These two small lassies have led the procession of Hl-LIFE in Kelso High School during the year. ypfgoyyifi QW 034 wif mf W M t t I ,I x .ng , V , UI' B651 if '- . 1 1X'Iurjm'ie Perkins-f our vulvdic-tm-init. .lmtinw Wngnm' and Nil1l'Qi1l'Ol Duff tht-ir sim:- The- Soutliwvst Wzistiilurtoii vliuinpimi splitting 1112 dvligrlits us. tvum. .Inu-qiwliiiv Ilmwy and Mary liic-lunrdsmi tht- vditm's. Hob Ilurt Ililzllld Evlin Hlilfiv artist. Xiilfllt'IIl2llit'iZlIl' Rosalie- Wztllivix Sllttllillg' XVizZ- .l2lIllIl'lil1K' l!v1'i'y. llistorinu 'Don Rice. i':ilt'll Nanyliu at pvi't'w-t imrivutm- St'l'l't'l1ll'5'. iitlwlyll llollwtumk mir spot-ily typist. lqlf,-Qdiu g,.h1um1,ml, Igm,kkN.l,,.,'. lizttph In-vcllv htfd ht- an liztmly liilslmml. . I 4 1 , 1, . . rw . ', ' X . , rw . Futurv Olympic vtlztiiipluli f our own .Xmtu l 'tm Hmmm 1-ttf u'5m Im Suit-liffe. Los Mlvn in thu shop, Lydia RQitQl'ii1l1 aicuoiiiplisliwt seilliistu-rss. Versa Sl0lllE'l1hl'!l'gfi1ll-l'Oll1ll1 utlllctv. XVzttt'I1 out, Sum and Mvlvill. that might 1-xplmlt-. in r Sports Military Il0I'0llSSi0Il in perfec- Gosh. I 110110 my pau d0US11'I The11c1'l'octswimr. tion. catvll it. Wllerc is that bull? fl-Cam ,Im-it. llum-hy Smiles. mms' try Agni SIIUII il littlu thing lu strugxglv with. Tllirty love. Got it over. Physical fitness? Yes an, . . .P Q.. .4 ' . s A , 1 X 1' l A Day lat Sc 00 Inside' tliv cloak room Ym1'r0 goim: to ho lntv for 4-lass. lNlt'l'lIlillilS. Onv minulv tquuls uni- liour. Legally skippiilg study. 'lllll'l'l'l ix lmvlu-1' l.m'u l12lllf'. Yu, this is Iliv wily. Gush. il liurts. Xml tlw big lu-ui' sziirl lVll1ll'S the lossoii? 'us il littlv girl Yin-1-clay. l'mmm. Qlu-'s my girl. Approoiuliiig url. Vlvflllll you look swf-ml li The tlirvv inmilu-ys spvuk. say no 1-vil. Time: Ii:-in 11. ni. Birds of lL feather. This is how I hezird it. Smile pretty, now. Nice bossy. 1311111111110 IHOIIIQIILS. VVe1'e you expecting nimfl' Loitering 011 the lawn. BEICIKSLPLXG pool. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ,S wmv gi Q 5 1 V95 Advertising Staff Russell Carotllers Bob Henriot Victor Barry Don O Brien Bob Meyers Curtis Hockett TO THE MERCHANTS of Kelso and Longview who have contributed so generously to the support of the Tamahnawus fund, we wish to express sincere appreciation. To the readers of this book. we wish to make a request that they also express their ap- preciation to those who helped to make the publication possible both by speaking to them of their support and by patronizing them. VVill you read the record ol' the more than seventy Kelso and Longview merchants who have helped us and return their support generously. For farm machinery that can stand the gait, shop at VVATKINS PRODUCE COMPANY. If you want to get one of those popular Hilander skin shirts or those blue and gold caps, go to YVELCIVS, headquarters for school sweaters and emblelns. It's the ear of the year--take a look at the new Dodge at SPARKS MOTOR COMPANY. tlet the kind of service you car needs by patronizing THE CENTRAL GARAGE, open all night. lf it's paints or varnishes, doors or sashes. give the CENTRAL MILLWORK a call. For fishing supplies and sports goods, lnake the COVVLITZ VALLEY HARDVVARE your headquarters. Hunting. fishing, golf or tennisg get your supplies at COLEMAN'S HARDYVARE. Make your home a place to be proud ol by refurnishing it at the PACIFIC COAST FURNITURE. For flashy sport coats and bright socks, shop at MOTTMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE. For real enjoyment give the Hudson a try at the HAUSSLER MOTOR COMPANY. Il' you want your favorite ice cream dish, drop in at the FREEZER. For fine dinners, the COLUMBIA COFFEE SHOP cannot be beat. The NEVV METHOD LAI'NDRY will make your clothes look like new. If it's better watches you want, try FL A G ti ' S .IEYVELRY STORE. The best place to get juicy. tender, tasty meats is from ERB'S MEAT MARKET. NVhen you want a midnight snack. drop in at the LOTI'S CAFE, they're open all night. ls it good lumber with lasting quality you XV.llll.? Then erder it from the COPELAND LFMBER COMPANY. Get your school supplies at SMlTH'S GROCERY on the way to school. YVhenever you sit in a comfortable chair you can be sure it's from the ORR FI'RNITllRE STORE. Shop the modern way by getting your groceries at the MODERN DRIVE-IN-MARKET. For a tasty bit when you're in a rush, stop in at the DAIRY LUNCH. on the curb in VVest Kelso. VVhen it's fresh fruits and vegetables you want, there is no better place than tiI'NNARY'S MARKET. You're never too young to start planning a home. so why not drop in on B. F. GRAYBILL, REAL ESTATE. Feed your livestock grade A feed from the L-K IMPLEMENT AND FEED COMPANY. For high quality at a price that is easy on your pocketbook, do your shopping at J. C. PENNEY'S. DR. C. P. .IOHNSO N. the school's most rabid sport's fan. By buying your milk at the HAZELVVOOD DAIRY you are sure of sanitary products as well as good scryice. Keep your bills paid, and your name will always be in good standing with the COVVLITZ COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU. Replace your broken auto parts with new ones froln COOK X FOSTER. For efficient service by skilled workers, pat- ronize the COAST SHEET METAL WORKS. lt' your friends want a pleasant place to stay, guide them to the CHINOOK HOTEL. When you want good food at a good price, start shopping at CARSTEN'S and EVER- GREEN MARKET. For food at a price that is easy on your pocketbook. shop at SAFE- VVAY STORES. Sec the LESTER BELL INSURANCE AGENCY, and discover high coverage at low rates. Boys, if you want a place to go when you are in town. join the KEI.S.O ANTLERS and time use of their swell club rooms. ll' you want a car that's easy on gas, take a look at the Studebaker in PARROTT'S GAIIAGE. For excellent cakes and fine bread buy products of the BENSON BAKERY. Fo'1' the hest in model plane and fishing equipment see BILL OSYVALT. Keep in style by getting those new linoleum rugs at the BIG 4 FURNITURE STORE. Courteous service and a high grade gas is a guarantee of SANGER SIGNAL SERVICE. DON LEE CAFE is where you get your favorite dish- -fish. Get your shingles from the CRESCENT SHINGLE MILL for a roof of style as well as comfort. When you build that new cabin get good lumiier that's at a low price from the BAKER LFMBER COM- PANY. For good service with quality goods, stop at the KELSO DRUG. Blow-outs are dangerous. so equip your car with new tires from KELLER'S TIRE SHOP. For long remembrance by your friends. give them a picture taken at RANKIN'S STUDIO, Kelso. Start your savings account now and prepare for the future at the COVVLITZ VALLEY BANK, where your moeey is insured up to 5.000 dollars. Improve your style and neatness by purchasing a full length mirror from the TVVIN CITY GLASS COM- PANY. For tasty buns and delicious cookies try shopping at the VARIETY BAKERY. Rest grades and highest quality is the type of food handled by VVALLACE GROCERY. II' it is delicious candies you want stop in at the VISION CITY CANDY SHOP. Long- yiew. Give your car a fair chance and till it up with RICIIFIELD, distributed by the VVAKEFIEI.D OIL COMPANY. VVhen they mend it. it lasts---for breaks or repairs in your machines or metal fixtures send them to AMADON FORGE AND MACHINE VVORKS. The TROY LAUNDRY will keep your clothes clean and neat at reasonable prices. If it's a clean and efficient fuel you want. use Pres-to-logs made by THE VVEYER- HAEI'SER TIMBER COMPANY. If it's style and power you want take a look at the new Nash at the PHELPS MOTOR COMPANY. Go to VVILSON-CALLAHAN and take a look at the new Chevrolet. a combination of power and beauty. VVhen you pick DeSoto you pick a winner, so why not visit the MANNING MOTOR COMPANY and look it oyer. Good pictures are lasting pictures and lnay be had at GRANADA STUDIO, Longview. For excellent fuel or high grade feed visit or call the CAMPBELL FUEL COMPANY. Visit MASON MOTORS and look at the Ford---the car with everything at a price every- one can atford to pay. For lights that are easy on the eyes as well as easy on the pocket- hook make RI'LL'lCK'S your headquarters. Thanks to MR. AND MRS. E. G. DITLEV- SEN for their kind donation to this annual. Girls. if you want that sweet smelling perfume: boys, if you want that hair oil with a feminine appeal, stop in at FRAMBACH'S DRUG STORE. If you want food for the t'amily's delight why not shop -RED AND WHITE? Music brings happiness to the home, so go to KOllTEN'S and pick out your instrument and make the home a pleasant place to liye in. If it's good ouality and long life you want for your auto go to STANDARD Al'TO PARTS and replace the inferior material in your car. 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