Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1920 volume:

i LEWIS AND CLARK 4' Q r NHHWIH4WWII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIWHNHWNWNNWNWHHHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHINIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHHHH!NH!Hilllllllll ,J JANUARY 1920 PUBLISHED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS THE LEWIS AND CLARK HIGH SCHOOL JANUARY 1920 4l'CF7'iT?7PiC-fi' JANUAR1 '30 ,- if ily: qv. IXQA. V.: MN.: xyi M 49 ,I M., my-X, 'l Q, e'v A PL, my NY, la' Irv? L X A M , Inv .3 245 I y v-5 3 C. Qi.: 4 'Z 5 1 H X I! A rj 1.9, w Iii HIIIIIIIIHHHHWPNHHWHHHH1lIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHNWWW 1.3 Exif HY NNNNHNHNNWMWNNWWNNWN1IllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilIIiIIIIIIIIIiIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIHVIHHHWNW 3533 INV! ,.'f.T tv ,! . i-'M 135' 1 m . f-Fl l 5g N5 LY: ' 31.5 I! ig: Y. 'iii .Q in , :fi . R. OF L-Q1 A .4 Sufi ky 11 A L 1.5 -f' '-'wwf' L l- . ' ' ' 3312f+ffP13fH:L222f2: 5 1 'ri -f14? l11+?3 'LEWVIS AND CLARK '-P334?iTi5fEf?fffI? A - C- ,' ' - - f lfqh X - , e..4.A, if A33 A f9,...k1 QQ 'Y 5? 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I'-Bl UH . ,IU R L... !.y' 4 1 r'f H 1'wss-r J7aee 1-vf .. lbw! as efavwdm l .11 .1si- , ,J-U ?.fL.,q7 ' QMS 4 1 vang, pfowffmffn K M we mlx- Opgfg LZ O Harold H Hermeford w1th smcere HPPICCIHCIOD for h1s ever fnendly counsel and help the Class of 1920 the first class to graduate under his dnrectorshxp affectlonately dedlcates this volume W of The T1 H ,ffh ante! K l KMJWQX L0 JANUARY 20 1 I 6 '-7 1 4 I , I , rt-2 , is A 'X f F X i l I - , l l l '4 I f Till l ' gf s If I fx f ,K f , A ' up if' V, E U. I ly ,,7f l,,, Lfu ,,ue!e ,W ,,xJf, . mi vp , V ,X . Q lf I I N :ll l s s s, 74 - l ' l 'Ll ' ff ' l A 'ff lil 0 L ' e lj? A H Ts I' e f my e . l ff: e - ' 1 . V 4 s v '- . Mil . Y V31 . , lung' ' 7 :xii V V .gif . . 1, W . I . . 3:2 -f s - l NIU R f 'Q , .f X ' A VA w IVL-' f no f l 13:3 ' W 4 x fl lx, ,, A . . , . fi: 1 A l .V s AY A 2 :Sl ' ff' , ' . ' , U Z FL V ' s i ww A .5 s 1 a. le ' f- ri+ . A H - Q Q. l . P f l ll :ll I v 3 , ' if , P 1 1 .QV I . if , 'IA' , P-1 l Qu' lk A-'Z . It I . ' v.- . ,- , , - I ' - ' :kv lIe1.Z:.l1' 1 1 323- V'l:fA ,'.::rA-1' 'r,pff. ' f:3,,-'ij5gsT5515.- ei-gi-. 11' f---1-L V -W i--.:-.- Af- , ' 1 - I4 vl- vZ:'7J'f??f1Q?i1 LEWIS AND CI-ARK THE LEWIS AND CLARK HIGH SCHOOL HAROLD H. HENNEFORD Class Director 4+ X LEWVIS AND fzlumu ff'-' ' I ' df HENRY M. HART Principal JANYAHY '20 5Z:'21f '7 ' 'W ,i,..,-- K' r vj:,r . r,LN, ,f 4- -f'n xi fffotcworb publishing The Tiger it has been our aim to gn: oiclr ilellilw students Lev i' a og w ic represents more than a, mere record of class achievements. We have endeavored not only to give the following pages an indixiduality and character of ur wn o to embody in t e r ideals and tradi tio s o range and Black to Mwhrch qla es owe allegiance 'L Qgg modest es will be realized if in the nam The Tiger, and its mann of pr: entatron, we have established a precedent which suc ceeding classes will find worthy of emulation THE CLASS OF JAN Z0 . 1 , A ' A J hh J Q an X - - A cc - as 1 A Q L i . I 9 2 , 7 O ,, lr fxfx elsif -r f,-fffgf JANUARY '30 LEWVIS AND CLARK 155 f ,V .4 I -' 5 III ,SI , 1 29-' , ,AI Ip '1 IQL :PU be LEWIS AND CLARK 'S CLASS OFFICERS I if 4 ' RAYMOND DEAN ff- Q I- . I, iq-fVL xv-Rayu ., QM I - . V. Favorite Expression: R e ., 1 s ' W Ax ' General Course r President Kappa Beta 1,19 . . - Football 17- 18- I9 Athletxc Councrl 4 Semor B President Semor A Presxdent Future U of W EARL TILTON Favorxte Expresswn bones? Scxentxflc Course Athletnc Councxl Football 16 I7 IQ Baseball I9 Pres1dent Kappa Beta Vrce Presxdent Semor Journal Staff IQ Business Manager Class Book Future College Whos go 18 Rosamruzv KATHERINE FEULNER Rane Favorite Expression Hello bunch Commercxal Course- Class Play Leadmg Lady G A U Councxl 1918 Glee Club Preszdent Gxrls Athletic Umon Secretary Seruor B Class Secretarv Semor A Class Volley Ball Team I9 Varlety Show ET!-IEL ANN Tosvs Favorxte Expressxon Who has thexr class dues thas mormng? Rose Malden T Future Whitman College reasurer of Semor A and Senior B Classes G A U Councxl IQ Head Usher Class Play Head Usher Varxety Show 19 Football Bazaar I9 Blue Trxangle Club Future W S C I' l fm I 53 , U Q I I l I . 1 ff ' If Its, T It 4 . l . I U ' li tl .5 ,, ISI - - - ' Ir :I . . II 442' , I , III - - ' nazi - A A I 5 ' :Q-1 , . I 'rl 3,4 A LQ . A , K - . I?-I ' - . ,L 'H . QM - fr J: I Af- - - , u ' u r 1 I I ' ' R5 I , by . L- - A K If '-' g ' , Ffkl ' , ,I- . . , . - -, wax X ,Qs I r:'Etn I y, - ' - 1 . 1,21 , ' N ' . 14 ' 1 ' lil-I l , .4 ' ' -' .sv .'-I - , , ,p - General Course , ! t ll . - ll . Y '51 , , ' I ' xx., . - . . I 3-N ' , 'Y i ' . Y 'XA I - . . . I 1 ,yn at ,Ill , , - ,' my , , 3,1 , Y. R h , , , . - p . , ,xy . 1- - V f - i A U ,XM Q , V '. . . . I' J ' ' :G , . Qs ' , Vial ' ,auf H TJ - . xl fi LQ ffilffifjgfffiffi ' A 331+ if-rf 351 I 6- y ' 'J 'Q' jar. --QM 174 Y ,LY YYY-VY' 2 5 i Q i fl lvw' 'I :Q-, ull! -Lk 1 Fry LEWIS AND CLARK A C The Class of jan ZO A CLARA JEANE ABRAMS JAMES LUTHER ADAMS Ae Ho hum Favorxte Expression Good Nxghtl Favorrte E fYawnD Say Im Commercxal Course Sleepy fetch 5 G A U Classxcal Course Senate 1. 2 5333133133 IZ N. gnmonersr Clu 0 ev a 1 I7 cm ce u Basket Ball I7 MYEJSUS- Vg ctorlan Future Business World Future U of W CORA ASCHENBRENNER Dc Ashcan Favorxte Expresslon Oh he vm General Course Baseball I8 Glee Club Varlety Show G A U Future Cheney Normal FRANCIS EUGENE BARTLETT Cuba BLA NCHE LUCILLE BELDEN hggv Favorite Expressnon Gee' I met the Favorxte Expresslon Lots of Faure greatest skxrt last mght ment l General Course Genefal Course GAU President Bean Club Cheney Hlgh Football Bazaar School Class Plav Usher Debatmg Team Cheney Hrgh School Future Busmess Class Wrll Rose Marden Future Stephens College Columbxa Ho JEAN Dolus BALMONT Dade Favorite Expressxon keep stlll? Commercral Course G A U Varxety Show Future U of W BETHEL BENNETT Beth Favorrte Expression Oh Cheers' General Course Montana Hxgh Basket Ball 16- 17 Montana Hrgh Student Athletrc Assn Basket Ball I9 Volley Ball I9 G A U Future Johns Hopkms Why dont they LUCY ELIZABETH BENscH Lou Favorrte Expression Oh Man! Household Arts Course Volley Ball G A U Baseball Future Johns Hopkms A l u' X, pf A-1 s A , A All to C A .. 312 K. ., . , , 1 ' A u 41: rr - n Q. A 32: -Li I . . l H . ,, 4 . . . , W. Il, L 'V - ' ' . ' . ' l-'sl - - A, A . - I J I Arif 2 ' b , T, ix . ,, V. V . - ' JA - l - . tx' A ix, V. . -, 47 .L , I 1 go V ,Cl b lj, , ,,. , , f f - ,V ,H ' D . ,D Q'-5, : ' ' uk' 'Qt Z . . VP' Ayub F f ' ,v ' .i VIKWI Lltrlx' Srl: A . KV ll' lfg' H u A 1 lQ I . I 5 Ql F-I ' ' ,A H 13 ' I . .fl I. K- - ,lp - tw. iff, V' N T T , U ' ' ski TQ , 1 'W ,A , . WT 'sf' ' ' T fb J 'W P '1 V51 I ' l-Lf XJ VJ xx' ' ' l my f . F' I .' - . . . ,-1 V lf 'v . .'.'2 lg! b ' milf L23 . l fr :J ' rf - u P lr A! ff V'! 1 , I - P In fahl ' ' : as , ' ' , u ' I , -4 - QQ! Kill ' ' l 4 All E5-l ' A' 'M . , . 1. . . I Q- - 'll l fi, , ' 2- L . W . , u ' n it ,Q 1 I I 1 . 1 ' ' gil .1 Skt! . l X' lg: - ,, ,, V- 'H A ' fu uv' 5 ll v Q V, 1 . , I -'fl' xml ' ', 14' X dv l -A. -v .4 rl lkl It u n n tx.: ' I ,KE , ' , u n ' - , u A n v-if 1,1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 'll - Hx' 3'-el . 7 .' A T ll, ,'-, . - ' qv Q ,' 1 . . . ',-,z fl . . , - A-g ' - , y H A , A G ,M lf-, . . . ' f ' -4 4' V Y ll-All 3 l 4 lv! V. 5-zrez.. JANUARY '20 ::fe:T4?-is-resriinczfvrs rg j l ri.: SQ ' C1 mol 'E I 'ff X N ' .x 'NZ V 3 gl J' lx 2 ,Q x k 'x 9 l.I'IWIS AND CLARK 1:3-gaggijgr,-sgifiw Q-'1' 'lil Sw' L :fl M Q-ll Q. ' 1 X?- ml IL1 FREDERICK BELL BETHEL Freddie,?' ' ' ' Favorite Expression: Feature that General Course O. B. C. Class Play Orchestra Rose Maiden Future: University of California JOHN WILSON CADIGAN 5 Cougar Favorite Expression : What question? General Course Sigma Alpha Llass Debate '17 Wranglers Senate Commoners Senior A Class Yell Leader VAUGHN BUNGAY rrVann Favorite Expression: General Course LaFayette Club Future: W. S. C. I dunno 11 1 1 Journal Photographer 1 Class Class Class Class Future: U. of W. Play Will CATHERINE GRACE CARR Kafrme Favorite Expression Oh go on ! Household Arts Course G A U Racquet Club Entered from North Central, 1918 Future Sargent NIAXINE AMELIA COHN Molly President '17-'18 Book Photographer CLIFFORD CLARENCE COBB Ty Cobb Favorite Expression: Well darned! General Course Interclass Cross Country '17 Cross Country '19 Glee Club , Rose Maiden Future: U. of W.' lavorite Expression: Ch, Thrills! Classical Course C A U. Patriotic Pageant Future: U. of W. THOMAS RICHARD CONWAY Tom Favorite Expression You ought to see the classy woman at North Central. General Course Editor Journal 1918 Kappa Beta Adelante lil 1 ,nl I Q' 1zl.I , .'.1 R, ,A-I 1'-4 1'.' i 1 l 1,311 1 A1 ll, 11 my 1 1 ' 1 1l ill 4-1 Z: , rr - v I N ill ' ' , u :rl . , 13.7 . . . :fl 1-3 ,An . 1 If- ' lg 1 1+ Al., '11, 1 'A 11 1 n iff-1 1 . ,Q ' 7 HQ! 1 x . Y-m1 1. . ' Rac uet Club 1 , fl 15' V 15 .1 l ',-1 , u v 1,' - u . . .,1 l'-ul ' , I 3 iff' M . ., 1, 1511 .1 1 f 1 14' i911 i 1 CQ Z ' nl ' 11Q.1 fef 1:1+'fl4:'-+I-1-f zlfil. C 3.45 fi L GUY FAUCETT DAvxs Slim Ill be Favorite Expression: Aw l1e's sin le 1 S General Course Laral High School Basket Ball '17 lfef 1,111 l 1.11 11 9 1. I Il H KZ!! 1Lfl Cyl 1'l lt fx? W 11 1 1 ' 11 1l 1 e l O l-'wi 1l, Aly fe 1-bl 1 5? l' fl fl. 4 U l , Mk' lv 1 1 W .'1,' l fl ,, Aim 1 'V H 1 i 11l,1 1, 1 R W 4 l nn' 11 9 1 1 4 l 'W 3, 1-1. ff, 1 QW1 YI1 .'1 ny' lj: 1' l 'Y 1.91 K nv 'ki 'za' l.'1 'K .'1, .lj 14 l 1-Q 131 9. .EV ,'1r Baseball '16-'17 President of June 20 Class Future: U. of W. Future Some Eastern university A Q W JANUARY'ml2i2?2i?iQg x , L V - X Exif,-'fe 'S' 'fy LEWIS AND LIAHK I-Y -v -1- CATHERINE AUGUSTMDISH MAN Favorxte Expression He s cracked General Course Glee Club Class Plav Usher G A U Patrxotnc Pageant Future Whltman College ki ' Bessie RosE DRAGO0 Bets THELMA MARIE Dona C ap am Favorite Expressnon You tell nm' Commercxal Course G A U Captain Semor Swimming Team Swlmmmg Team I9 20 Varxety Show Cv Future Unrversxty of Callfornnaxj Favorlte Expression The tro ble wxth you is that you dont kno Household Arts Course Commencement Speakcr G A U Future Undeclded H Ttm Favorlte Expressxon Im crazy about nm General Course G A U Future U of W BERTRAM ALBERT FARLBY Bert Favorxte Expressiong 'Where sf: 1 A hammer? ' I 1 Scxcntrfic Course ' ' Patrlotrc Pageant Class Play Future Law CHARLES BURDETTF FISCHEK X ' Burt Favorlte Expressxon Oh you dirty crook' General Course football 17 18 fig Sxgma Alpha Future U o ALBIN Fooznouxsr L Euwnun Fokscu Ad 0 , Favorite Expressxon Got a dope Favorite Expression: Snap out of i - suck? ' Scxentlhc Course Future U of W 1' y FQ' f R-E T Commercial Course . A Future: Business world t ' 4 ., 1 h Y Ili' mf l IN l I'- ',w: T2??.T'55e. 51:2 I ' . 'iErSii'j?rM ffl Lg! lllln ' Q ll UQ r , H- F - Pg lgfl - 'I , at 1 n H 1 . ,J 1 R Ryu: ft-' A ' ' f- Q rf-. , a , - . .. , W .gn I ' ,, 7 1 , I lxiv I ' ' . ', , ' llsll 1.5 1 ' h J fl 'r - ' - , 1 by iii ' ' ', , ' , . 'I Ill ' ' W ' 1 . Y 1 . N . . t?,l lr .y , V 1 V I ' LI I N 1 ' Vll ' ' A ' ' -f 3, 1 .gl l'Qtl . , - . V' 'r 7, ' l ll.: , - li FW fl 1 X . H 'QI-1 . Q t 'S .r'-I - A - . -1 V ' ' 'W lui' ' ' ' ' f w 3 .1 ' - ' f X 'r'.,, ' :lay IQ.: ' - fl iff' V . . . 'I - , a L Class Play Usher QT ' '-Q: 1 tl l . 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Umon Class Play Orchestra Presxdent of Class 1916 Girls Baseball 1916 Patrnotxc Pageant Girls Tennis Gxrls Athletrc As ocxatxon Future Vassar College Oh Fd' MARGARLT ANN HAY Peggy Pavonte Expressxon Oh Alfalfa' General Course G A U Var1ety Show CAFHFRINE EVELYN WRIGHT' Fworxte Expresslon: Im always Favorite EXDYCSSIOH Xou lmovt me Wright . Household Arts Course G A U Volley Ball I9 Baseball IQ Qwxmmmg I9 Future Berkeley ELEANOR FRANCIS IM Favorite Expression Classrcal Club Blue Trlangle Papyrus Club Commoners Club Kamera Kraft Klub G A U Varrety Show Patrlotlc Pageant Class Hrstory Commercxal Course Usher Varxety Show Future Busmess World W Aura FRAN U PKE Walt fe Wiz, Favorlte Expression Xw! shurks Screntlfic Course qcxence Club Swlmmmg Team Class Play ectrlcxan Future W C Mxscn LMILIE JANE IRWIN . favorite Expression: My but le's good looking . Oh bunk! -' ' Classical Course G. A. U. Class Play Usher Future: Williamette University Future Whttman College , 4 N . ,xi ,v -ll IQ! Q, 15.4 ?..- h . - 4 4 , , , -1,TtY-..d,-+-- 3'f,fL.l2v?iT'lQL g3 Q 'allies if 555211-- Tl 'fi QI l' ,vel .C :ffl 1 Lvl l, ,f ' . 'I ls .. . . ,, A 'ti 'gf' rl - - I ' L Qlt A . ' ' , u n FLA NX' in . . ' X ,mx .44 ' - , I . - 4 X . , . . v . 'Xl bfi ' , ith 1'-I 1 I, NY . - luv D ' ' ' ' 4' Mill is I , . . A ' ' s,' N NI . Y A Inxl thu 2 ' . I '. '. . ht, ll . ' S My A Z In rg N All 4 .F f l Q l s . 'rl , ,. , ,. , -r 61 EKU ' A r . - I U H I lg. 4 , , llp t If ' f '3.:-y 1 . SQ! . . . . ialf' l J t Qt 4 1.45 ' Future: U. of W. j 'U iff. :gl-li . . . tl, lt xl' , , . U , ' I ,, ' n Fil ' , - I fa, . . I . 4.3. , . . . .5 isll ' I ' .3 tj ' lu 'l ' 4.535 ' ' ' V5 ':r , . ' ' 'lil ' A , E , 4 , .Q ,wif '- . V nhl 11 Jr K V JJ X W V -XE L r 1 Y iii, . . y ' t t 1 - PX llfi ' sQ,l 1-1 N R! . . N :J 4 n u Q X l llf . 'v .4 . l , I ' x ' 'W X NX vi 1 -l -., - , le, 'u H ,ll IT.. 4 t 1 , ' ' I u , wx 1 u , ' 4 lp Vet 5.4, ' - h 'ar ' 45 1 t-5 ' Q .I X 1 ttf! ' , 5' .11 , fl u 'I ' wx! 'IX . A. . It 'Q . ' -R' I . ,-:Qfvx-af-f' err-':..:-V. .cr-V. J ANUAHY '20 EQ 1 V gs fl: if Y, .U fl , , ,Qi l N- f. l '- .X lil. lf-l l il li.-' 5' ll 59-i iii. 'Q Qfviuglr PAUL WILLIAM Q1-LNEONI Pat' 'W' Favorxte Expressx e Gods' Scientific Course SCIENCE Club Future W Q C ELMA JUNETTA KAASA June Favorite Expression 'I m a manhater I-Iousehold Arts Course G A U Class Plax Usher Variety Show Racqu t Club Future Um rsnty of Oregon EDYTHF VIVIAN KRUM Favorite Expression I l and some? Scientific Cou Clas Play Ush arlety Sho tr1ot1c P eant F1 ure hitman College ,, Roy MYRON hun Novelty Favorite Expression Its beyond me General Course Manager Football Team xo Qcienc Club Senate Future: U. of VV. 'C ALFRED HENRY KUHE KN' Favorite Expression Bv Golly' General Course Future U of W IRENE MARGARET LAKE Rtne Favorite Expression: Oh yes, yes General Course Commoners' Club I G. A. U. Pageant Variety Show Baseball 'IQ Vo ey Ball 'IQ Class Play Us er I. Future: U. o 367514 l 53. EMMAJELIZABETH LE1BREcu'r F Favorite Expression: That's,,,right at that ' w -l Household Arts Course ' Basket Ball 'IQ Baseball '19 Volley BE1llA'IQ G. A. U. A Future: Cheney Normal .,...,, qi- X A ia Twine. MAY Lmvvlsj H Favorite Expression: Classical Course Mathematics Club , Class Play Usher Future: W. S. C. My, I like trig! ' l if in 1 t , nk. li., ,H f tm ,V 11.- Ll nk! 3. ui ,. 1. mek ,L A .int 'Y lx .1'.k 'ls ll- .4 At nz.. ff ' xx' eil-Y LEWIS AND CLARK l i V' l lil .5 'I L I . V it - E a la-,D , X I 5 4 ' ap ' V ' . . I all E . I I I . I - A I nu M911 V 1 N, .. nu, I xr K N t - I 4. 'lvl I F' ' l ' - ... , n ' 'A 'V - 1 I n hh, lx ' -V T '. M , 4' , Y 1 E I iv 'f V l ,xl E- C , . I 4 I glfil 'Qu D I . , -' l W If, . . -. . ll 'lx ,fr . ., Vx' 3. - - . Val linfl A ' ' l fl . ,gl 4 V IRM . A l l l I wi . . l U - 'NA lgii 4 .H ' S ity 'fi ' ' is l 5 1 f 'll :iii G- .- U- I E Q . lf fl - - I rfil Aki 1 1. .. . I l Y' F:-s . I . ,.,. H I: fl A' ml l . r , A -I . :Yi l ,l . , . - I ,L -' I. 'Hit why: 7 4 I iss! 1 ist' u , u :rAlv V vu il 1' -- - n 1 v n - - , ,u rv! I l I li V . 2 ' L : . . V, 4 L.. ' ll J. all A xl fl Ml 'Q' 1 if ' v NIJ fr 3 n l:'I Q4 .. I ,, 'yy I I Ai ' ll l J ' lil .ll f 11 fb I li 5 I It fm '?':3,'.5'f,'3:' : -91 :'-Pigjwfirfy JANUARY '20 7.-1 ui: li lu til fl. !iZ ill fl Ml 1. bfi l Pr ,lp f-wr t-. 1 C I LEWIS,fAND CLARK fzf-55QjH:J:f':'QQQf.1'2 I,-ir,L11xN'fiiEa55' fir I' M'ARIE MACGRQQGOR. 1 1 I , . , 4 Ap- - - . - , - . . Favorite Expresionfz th'n Q Wen .95 an' , - 1 s 'mf' Generafourseg'i9 :- f . A 5 G. A. U. , Cheney H. S. Glee Club Cheney H. S. Class President A Future: Cheney Normal FLOREXICE M v VERN 'Favorite Expression Q: Oh ray? ' ohn-! rlkmawnd A1-fs' G: U. 1 Class Play Usher Future: W. S. C. Favor x s at ' arn you, aru 1' I1 urnal I Cla s Play delante Club ' d F1 s leut Mo Corps A -ag L 1 -f-wp, i Blue Triangle - ' .1g,,g,-5.1 Secretary Loyahst Central Council -1-1 'J' A ? Variety Show Football Bazaar . . IFSFTEN Editor of Scmor Class Book 'C 'F'-5?-0 L Swimmmg Future U of W. Vt-:RNOV EDWIN MACMARUN Vern Favorit Expression How do you get that way Commercial Course Orchestra Future Business World JAMES BULLOCK MAcL1N un WILBUR MAXEY MAUGHAN ' 'Q E 1rMax,1J Z f N A A Favorite Expression: I hatefleap 'year they rush me so - j Scientific Course ' Business Manager Class Play Future: U. of W. Favorite Expression: Gee, li killed a' fu pile of bermansu General C rs Future 1 FRANCIS GORDON MAa'11N Frank Favorite Expression e me Ive got a nickle' Commercial Course Class Football I9 Future U of W Gsoncs WARREN ARTIN A Favorite Expression: This is some school ,V ,Q ' ' General Course ' ' , Y Band , X Orchestra 9' Mansfield High School Class Play Future' W. S. 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NE MULLER e I :qp s z home at 1 rung Favorite two Commer Gxrls A Bookkeeper of '- D U NK Future U of 'ffm et tl Orro Ons Oulpmi' e Eqw msn Nason rxte Expressxon Bo1ler Makers! Favonte Expressxon 'Ay bane a snuff- chewmg, slo Jumping' lurlaiish eat- mg son of Norway General Course Sclence Club Presxdent Rlfie Team Future College eral Course Senate Future W S C Ensxmi-: Om: Favorxte Expression Any old thmg' Classical Course Classncal Club Frrst Semor Honor Future Undecided JOSEPHINE BEATRICE PERKINS MAR Tmmmrz-gms r a I- vorite pr. sion Aeh Hllnmell Household' s Course L if Favorite Expression? I dont 'r Classlcal Course Yarmety Show Senate 16 Basket Ball I7 Volley Ball '17 ' .' - ' , P , Future: 'Whitman College '5 ' . . C , ,og Class Play - ' G A U ' Glrls Athletxc Club Pqtrnotsc Pagelhi HA' Future Unmersxty of Idaho l Au , y A 1. . lv V v 11 bu' lr V -,1..- . 1117-Z-' KY N -V. l.. lf ,I l-X. .fl --f-'N 'e -'J ff JANUAI '20 Iris-:fig-fe r-33:-fgfzi-r1lf' 1 T f f':':'T?1T.' 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U I 'At xl 'fl PN its an '31 Ae a -ff' 'fe'-fd-'X-13' IFWISANDFIARK '2-' 'f- 'f-J-Y Wigwam 1-51 -M' slirs Favoug Eocpr GH ye Gods' Household Art curse GAU Future Business World CHESTER Anti-run Rmcnum Chet' Favorlte Expression Oh Gosl General Course SCIENCE Club Glee Club Class Basket Ball Class Baseball Future W S C KATIE ETHELENE ROBERTS Kate Favorxte Expgressxon Jxmmmy' General 'Course G A U Semor A Volley Ball Presxdent Freshman Class Future McM1ru1ville College E Aa DOROTHY Gnnrnum DAPFRON FRANC SAIN fr-.... 3 Dal Frankie' LQ' Q Favggte Expressxon Its beyond me pa, Onte .wiyou d be Gen l Course pl-lsedl 'gdianff Club Household Arts ourse 'Variety Show Varletv Show Pageant I7 G A U 1-uture U of W Future W S C VoLNEv WILLIAM SHEPARD Favorxte Expression Its great' General Course Future Undecrded n , 1 xx WILLIAM Joseru SHAW 06 Favorxte Expressxon Clate as usual: I M HERE Screntihc Course Class Basket Ball I9 Kappa Beta Secretary Sophomore Class Cross Country I8 Future Umversnty of Pennsylvania EDWARD N Smrm Smeet Favorxte Expression Yes my runs thxs town Classlcal Coufrse Presxdent of Lafayette Club Treasurer of Sxgma Alpha Class Treasurer Sophomore B Vlce President Sophomore A Class Track I8 9 Football IQ Class Baseball I8 Qemor B Debate Class Play Class Prophecy Future Medlcme Qgfizd- F32 'ffffii . I ' . ' 1 . Tgfzffvzli. F23 1 J Q ' I , . ' - lf- ' Vg . Y -A ff' s N . 154 A ' h lg 1- V H . ll - si- - ..,, , . . xx Q r QIIJQJMI Ab 'St I' . ,Q rl' K .1 X - 4 I Q W 1 - ,4 Y f 4 . V . ' H . ,sg f.l 'raw i .Y , . 5. 1 H A , F 4 . ! . I . M :I i V Q. A! . 1 l my ' w A 5 I . N I ts . F , . G 1- - ' V. 5 'I 1 I I . . . PX All - A If 7- ' 2 ' ,l 5 1 . ' L I F 'QQ ,. ,, ' , A All vrf? - at : H , , .H F J :Van I, A Z . I I ', I , ' I ' : - ll 1 I Z V U .. , V' I ,. 1:1 --- - , A - ,i Knee, 43. W 'A' .AQ In Y I ' I Ur! 'W , H913 lvl- pi ' U wi V-vs, - K VJ. qw, X X : . A ,, Z. ,I K, A p. 1,5 lg af 'n ' ll ' . - A ? v . 1 'A , at A 3 I I H ' I I , .Y 'I ' ' sur- If I1 yl . H A V , H I I6 - - , I I . -5' ' ,li of , ,ge nj :J 1- 'l 1 , h VX IQM ' u Z I - Ivl I I I I ' I .Iii 1 X -V - , ' 'V l My --2 V . 11 F' -vl T A A FQ J A Q, Vi . Q H . -. . 2 V. wi . ' J , NX till A . It its-' lp II A , ER lx ' u In ' ' . - , ' u 1 n I I I ' ' I ' - U ' I ., 2 A , - y ' yi M '. A n - I V S , I ' H121 2 Si TQ!! ' o I . D I IGII ' 5-I ' U rvr al ' 1 I :I ' A lux' H5-s ' Ill :ft , '- il .5 1 I h X1 Qui TI!! fi' i' .a ri . ' ' 1' I VM ' lt' f Yf v-5 f4'9'-sJ'ff 1'f':7 JANUARY 20 If: father I I iN 'fl .yy ,x , X wvr., 1.-f 4:14l1.n'r 4: 14nz4n:4nc4n: Inn' ,Win 1 1' lg, .J xi. 'gf' 559259 ww -. ., i 1-.1'l N1 lllyi 1-. 1 :' 1,1 5-l ,412 210. ll?-5 1 xl it 1 Any! .IU Jafvtgigpiiuszirg, Fl.EWIS AND CLARK 'iff-'.sZ7 I?a2'-igriffilil 'L--f ':f PAUC -B1s,gvE1ll S0ut31i'? 'P' R-,X favorite Exftessixfg: You make, me G latiilea 5JHjleWpile xx' ene ours 1 o.Bi'f. - A Q Lafayette Club H Q . NX Pep Club ' - Vice-Pres. Commoners Club Class Prophecy V Student Rep. of L. 81 C. Memorial Senate '19 ' Class Play Leading Man Central High Minneapolis Bovs Club, Cl iss Treasurer Future U cf W E 'vi M A STERRITT Favorite Expression 1 Commercial Course G A U Future Undecided 'VIAR1-Hx Romznrs N TURNER Bud Favorite Expression When fun and duty clash Let duty go to smash! General Course Variety Show Debate 18 Adelante Club G A U Class Play Yakima High School I8 Future Umversitv of Oregon LOWELL EARL STANLEY 'Stan' Favorite Expression: Darn this gfllb' Manual Arts Course . o. B. C. 1 Track '16-'17 Cross Country '16- 17- IQ Gym Leader '15-'16 Class Football ig, Stockton High, Rugby and Track Future: University of California Oh, yes, that's it! NORMA L1-:E WARNER Kinks A - Favorite Expression: I have to humor Cougar'.' ,v V General Course ' Glee Club Wardner-Kellogg High- - G. A. U. , ' Captain Qenior Volley Ball Teaxn Variety Show '19 Football Bazaar Future: U. of W. X IRA MFRCFDES TI-IORNLEY Brou me Favorite Expression: Blooey! Blooeyl General Course Variety Qhow Racquet Club Class Play Usher G A U Franklin High Portland Pirates of Penzance County Fair Future University of Oregon Evu YN iMURIEL WINCETT Favorite Expression Oh lets s ll, General Course G A U Future LICll,11l1QlI1uE Calkege 1 r 'lem Louisa Wont-1 RLE Favorite Expression: Oh, Boy! Ceneral Course Future: Post' Graduate l-if K L11 lf, R 1 1 l 1' fl 'r ' ' 11,1 11 1 I 1'6- , 1. I 7 i-tl .Yip !.' I R51 ' . . tl 1! 13 14'. V61 K ,I U lv'- -1 ll- it - 1' nl - I vdxl ' 1 . IQI1 l :XAi :-'fl I 1 x iff. 1' ' ff ' hi, B.. 15,1 ltx I 2.21 .gf UQ1 rx vii 13, ' r 'n v tbl 'sl 123' 11 1-5 I- 1 0 :mtl ,, 1-5, l 111 5,1 LY: 1 l vw 1! lj' ly' lg' ' .'- . . , , M , , r -, H . , iii'-F 2 ' mtv! : . , . . Q lf-, 1' -1 19.1 A WJ . , ml E - - 15-l ' 'A1 - A lrkf . . . M' . ' ,tin - ,M will ' 193. , . I A 1 1 ,'.- ff IJ 1' H ' 11-1 A 1 1 ' ' Vili ' K gil , 1 .51 . ,N Z . . . iii-1 . 4. ' ' 1 P-ti W. V. . . L1 I I - 15 R .1 1. , ' 'Q' 5 . -. , 1 If rl Y J: ilry 1 P. . . 1 ,I X1 . H all , 1 I-1 . , 1 M , -. 11 4 .X . . , ' fx- - ' if -1 Q , gi Q of-1 . I Vail , ' - , rr r E I gil , A l , X X rlflf' fu g 1 - , I f llrhl K V , rf,-' f My fxffjf XL 1 thu! P Y'-ififlfj .5'f.i?ff'I '. ff ' ' JANUARY '20 YQVQV:-we LEWVIS AND CLARK The Class Roll J Clara Coyote Cootie Abrams Luther Lucifer Lukewarm Adams Cora Cantrox Crisco Aschenbrenner Francis Fistic Foamover Bartlett Jean .Iasmaniac junkheap Balmot Bethel Barbarous Battleaxe Bennett Fred Frieda Friedegg Bethel Blanche Bughouse Beanpole Belden Vaughn Venemous Victrola Bungay john -Iereuslam Jackass Cadigan Catherine Carmel Cabbage Carr Clifford Cockeyed Castoria Cobb Maxine Malicious Molasses Cohn Thomas Tomame Toadstool Conway Ray Runaway Racehorse Crisler Guy Goofis Geranium Davis Ray Raspberry Rawhide Dean Catherine Castoff Catsup Dishman Thelma Theodosus Theda Bara Doerr Bessie Bamboo Bopepe Dragoo Hortense Horrified Hades Ecklow Bertram Bohemian Bevo Farley Rosemary Ruffem Ruffneck Feulner Edward Elephant Eggnogg Forsch Albin Albert Alberta F ogelqurst Burdette Bowlegg Blscuit Fischer Cecil Canned Canteloupe Gregg Margaret Molded Moonshlne Hav Marie Mammoth Mosqurto Hagel Helen Herpecide Hercules Hart Mary Matilda Mentholatum Hough Walter W llfried Walrus Huppke Llearor Elastic Excelsior Immisch Emile Effervescent Eggnogg Irwin Paul P1thagor1u Peanut johnson junetta -Iumpmg Junebug Kaasa ames urcv Jew sharp King Roy Rotten Rube Kulp Alfred Amateur Alfalfa Kuhlman Irene Irre ponsrble Ir1s Lake Twila Twisted Tobacco Lewis J J . l ' . Vivian Vicious Velocipede Krum 0-.25'N+'5' YG xv -fa: JANUARY '20 sf I . L LEWIS AND CLARK 4223753256551 lf! tail Emma Esrrleralda Ethiopic Leibrecht ffqi Ethel Eggless Ether Luce I QQ: Maxey Morphine Moses Maughn Ili Francis Flamhoy Frameup Martin James Justified Java Maclin ' George Glasseyed Goat Martin Q fr' Vernon Veminais Verrnicelli MacMartin Jean Jackal Jawbone MacGregor. Florence Femenine Fishook McGovern Jessie Jumble Judea Miller Donald Doolittle Dirt Moore Josephine Jackstraws Jellyfish Muller 'if Edwin EVergreeniEquilibrium Nelson Otto Overflow Ontario Ohlson. ,ffl Erskine Euphrates Elephant Orr J Josephine Jasbo Juggler Perkins, Minnie Minola Mossback Peters Lillian Lotus Lirnburger Prochrnan - Katie Katrinka Katzenjammer Roberts A Chester Catcher Cheatum Ringheim fl-J Dorothy Dumbfounded Doughnut Saffron ' Franc Frienzied Filanthropic Sain Joseph Jazzie Junkheap Shaw Volney Vicious, Volcano Shepard 2,55 A Edward Egotistic Egomaniac Smith Anna Asafeitida Axelgrease Sterritt Paul Pervaricating' Pappose Souders all Lowell Loafing Lunibering Stanley ,fl , Earl Electric Emerywheel'Tilton bftj Ethel Eatmore Eggplant Toevs lift Martha Magnanamous Monkeyshine Turner Vera Vivacious Venus Thornley Norma Notorious Nuisance Warner Evelyn Evangelic Eskimo Wingett Elsie Ethernal Eclipse' Woherle 152.1 Catherine Cataleptic Cappsized Wright .-f rift 152 ,lj W lil JANUARY '20 ' f .J 16. l 0 Q1 r ,-l CLASS HISTORY By Helen Hart f3w C HE graduation of the Class of january 20 on the 22nd oi Q ky that month brought to an end the career of one of the most x rfmi active and spirited classes of Lewis and Clark High School From the time that they invaded Lewis and Clark in Janu A 'Q ary 1916 until the present they have been leaders in every school activity 1755 - '. 7.-'Ia '.-331 .. 'I ' .' 4 A nt ' Leaf. W M .cl 1-4 - 1 ,ad ,gg iff ' We ' - - ' gl Walter Neil, the first president, played an important part in bringing jf: it to the front during the first trying semester of high school life. He was succeeded in the fall of '16 by Helen Hart, who was able to gain for jg. the class a prominent place in school affairs. NVith the help of many live Ri' wires in the class a party was held in the school cafeteria, which proved l completely successful in bringing the class together. john Cadigan, who QV had been prominent all through high school as class yell leader, became president during'the Sophomore year and continued in that office until Il? the spring of 1919, when Ray Dean was elected to steer the class, now 3 Senior B's. He captained the IQI8 football team and was a player on 'IJQN the 1919 one which defeated North Central 6-0. The name of Burdette Q4 Fischer, who kicked the two goals in that memorable game, will long be remembered in Lewis and Clark. Earl Tilton's star playing was a fea ture of that game, as was also the work of Ed Smith, the biggest little ffl player on the team. In the fall of 1919 Ray Dean again headed the 'fi' class, everything for the success of the class. Tom Conway, assistant r'-ij yell leader and one time editor-in-chief of The Journal, became a member of the class during this last semester along with Volney Shepard, vxho 1,57 returned from the great war in time to graduate with us. Rosemary Q, Feulner was elected president of the Girls' Athletic Union and also won Vg her way to be leading lady in A Rose o' Plymouth Town. Paul Sou ders played opposite her as leading man, and was ably supported by Cecil Gregg, Ed Smith, Martha Turner, Fred Bethel, Helen Hart, and ' V ill. ' ' . ,Ci - - 1 I' '1 if ' . . ' X9 y . - . . Q4 - ' '. . . fy, . . . A 7' 1 4 . - n 1: .- , . 1, - - i l C V iz- B 1 , ,. 1,41 ' . . . Iohn Cadigan Scholastic honors went to Erskine Orr and Bessie Dragoo, who both maintained an average above Q0 for four years work. Orr also won first honors in Latin seconded by Helen Hart president of the Classical Club Florence McGovern during her Senior B vear was elected editor in chief of The Iournal an honor which is seldom conferred on a girl She has also been exceedingly prominent in other school activities, bring ing much recognition to her class lom Conway Twila Lewis Eleanor Immisch Paul Souders, and Vernon MMM rti have all succ cded in graduating with much credit In three and one half years It has been the good fortune of this class to have as class director Mr Henneford whose spirit and endeavor will long be remembered. S0 although the activities of this class in high school are at an end they are leaving behind them an enviable record and departing with the certainty of success in all fields which they may enter. .fr-QW: 4-v, ..4-Gznzfvik JANUARY '20 1.-awzfv:s f 2 v sE2?e? xffw IIWIS XVII Cl 'J Q . ' 5 iQ W! A Pr! sf IBWIS KND bl ARK J w COURT RECORDS Lewzs and Clark as Class of June eo 5, ,gi-ef T IS w1th many tears and much regret that we announce that .c bf the Class of january 1920 who were due to pass from th1s 12 1 6 earthly ex1stence on the evemng of lanuary 23 have sud 3 ff lg denly and unexpectedly dled a day too soon and have there aa fore left no xx 1ll Th1S bemg the case the future Senror As are as It were d1s1n herrted and depr1ved of the many vrrtues of the late Semor A Class whrch should be the1r rlhtful mher1tance Many sults have been frled 1n the LCWIS and Clark for the posses s1on of sa1d v1rtues namely s1st of many precrous gems of advrce such as Do not smoke on the roof The journal office IS handler Dont coat penn1es w1th mercurous chlor1de and try to pass em off as d1mes 1n the cafeter1a lerry can smell em Dont ever try to fight w1th Mr Beddall crawl between h1s legs Boys leave Miss Whxte alone-Mr K1rk saw her first Do not chew gum rn Nlr Llbby s class park lt on the end of your pencrl Eat m the cafeterra and help consume the worlds oversupply of sawdust The class as a whole IS also sumg for the pos1t1on left by Ray Dean that of Presmdent of the class Many wrtnesses have g1ven testrmony as to the brams and ab1l1ty of varxous members of the new class to fill the pos1t1on but as yet the Jury has come to no defmrte decxsron 1 te casc o El en Ray vs The Late an 20 Class has also been a fast and furlous one Mlss Ray IS sumg for the pos1t1on of leadmg lady formerly held by the beautxful Rosemary Feulner Ol1ver Humes who 1S a very bashful and much heart sm1tten youth, lb sumg for the good looks and rough ways wlth women of l1ttle Eddle Smxth Dutch Fuhrman and Paul Dunlap clalm as the1r rlght the cher tshed tmtle of the long and short of the Senlor A Class now that Thelma Doerr and Erskme Orr have released the1r claim upon xt Thus far there have been no appl1cants for the knowledge left by the class they have none so no su1t IS necessary All property IS m the hands of Mr H M Hart executor of the estate any who so deslre It may call at the office and recelve John Cadl gan s ab1l1ty to carry five subjects and Hunk 1n seven It seems that the class has ln 1ts possesslon S5 oo worth of txckets to Wh1te's Jazz Palace For these Mr Beddall has appealed to the Su perxor Court, as he greatly des1res them for the entertamment of h1s schoolmarm fr1ends after a trymg day 1n Lew1s and Clark -T351 fPE+:S3ff?3'Jr , I 1 .4 ' . fiiff.-if . 'lfefgvf-f lt-l till mb C lfal - ' ltr - itil . . , N F - I lxbu X 1 ' l rr eff-'mf 111511 - - - 4 ig: l- ie? l . - ' J ' lgl ,' - rf. wrdfr T - r l . . ' . . . . A1 ' v , 1 - 1 ' . , . . . 1 F: . . . . . . . . , Z ,M 5' The Senior B Class as a whole sue for the class 'ewels, which con- ,c . . . J ,, . I y , 1 gi. y . . . P . ,.! v - - ' n f sl lah! . . . 1' , . N , l,v'l u a l o . Fil - A A ' -- L! 9:11 ' . . ' , all ' LCE ' ,H P . . . . y A . . . . Rv! . . , , 7 . . . . . f..' .eu 5 - J - TX T -- V. .- . .5 - .. . ful - T?-l , ' . u 4 4 , it-l . . f 4 . ' . . I'.,'.i ' Vg ' 52.1 ,, . . . - you - - ra - fx IQ.-E . . . ' . l Pill ' A :XM - . . lvl ' - ' l .' - . I-All . . ' ' ' ' . . lf: , i - l. .y . ti . . . 1 - v lr W r.nl'4 - A af- .-afvwvrfnsvzfv., JANUARY '20 '.5'i .2?-ereageinezfvsafv 'U G .PV V .iff n a F fy lv in' ilxl Ip Q. ..fv: . LEWVIS AND CLARK ,-2-. .1-.-. ii 54 i pg! . . . . . . af:-f a H a e s, - ' ' ug . . .' 5.1 cr , , .H , YM' . , u, , I ai ' .. - Hi! . . . . r , H H . ,, . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . Qui ' .tt D P41 IQ., , . - . , - . . it c gl ' , , V 1 :qu 4 , ' laws rc y , n Nil X . gi pl .S nl E13 The Jury decided in favor of Elaine Couper in her suit for Blanche Beldens ability to break hearts and pocketbooks There is one condi- tion however namely that she leave the poor creatures carfare with wh1ch to get home on Blanche never d1d Lilian Lane now has Norma Warners distinguished virtue that of making them love honor and obey Norma ruled with an iron hand and we hope that Lilian will do likewise Helen Hart s kid brother Hank feels terribly offended that she did not leave to him her reputation as a good scout and Skookum actress. He will not sue however as family lawsuits are not customary Bill of the famous Collard family is rejoicing over his victory in winning Bert Fischers power on the gridiron There have been many hot disputes over the good looks and manly appearance of Clifford Cobb The Senate awarded them to Flip Tytherleigh Ruth Richards says that in life it was Florence McGovern s wish that she inherit her journalistic ability so it was granted to her Skin Hutsell who has such an awful time with his hair at all the basket ball games has without grudge been presented with Earl Tilton s original haircut Earl discovered the style in his earlier visit to NValla Walla As a reward of perseverence and hard work Bernice NVood has been awarded Cora Aschenbenner s life size hand painted portrait of Chester Ringheim Take good care of it Bee Cora had an awful time getting it. Among the treasures was found a note book containing many old qenior A names. Three or four of the names had amounts of money written after them. This was upon further investigation found to be the book used by the former treasurer Ethel Toevs. As George Beneke was such a good friend of Ethel s the book was bestowed upon him. A book entitled Men How to Capture Train and Help Them by Maxine Cohn and Vivian Krum has been awarded to the girls of the in- coming class. A suit which has been pending in the Superior Court for several months awaiting a verdict is the one in which Harold Zent is suing for the symphlike features and villianish ways of Fred Bethel. Helen McCoy has been granted Otto Otis Ohlson s Irish name and maidenly manners. Court is still in session and anyone who wishes may file suit for thc- few remaining possessions. For wit and humor For gross conceit This January Will Is hard to beat. BLANCHE BELDEN AND JOHN CADIGAN ' Federal Judges. JANUARY '20 El P'-N ti r il 1 ,Qi 'Li' it fi at r .tl VA W eh if :tx fn, I 4 1 . 1 5 sg ! i afvzszap-saffzsaf-1. LEWIS 'AND CLARK DIXERAT. FIT MAGNUS GEMITUS Ed Smith Paul Sauder.: THE evening of September 23, IQ4.2, we were casually .3?c,g'ar strolling down the Boulevard de Lewis and Clark, which had grown to be Spokane's richest boulevard. In the heart of the business district at 69th avenue, we perceived a large ily-'iii-1' black book, lying in the center of the street. On the outside were the initials, H. M. H. YVe at once remembered the name of our principal at high school, H. M. Hart, and the happy days we had spent at Lewis and Clark before our graduation with the Class of january. 1920. On opening the book, we found it to be made up of ciippirgs taken from the different newspapers of Spokane. Reading through them, we observed: june 16, 1939- William Joseph Shaw, the artist. has returned from his extended tour abroad, with his model, Maxine Cohn. lt is rumored that they are soon to be married. June, 19.19-Earl Tilton, bartender at Donald QDintyJ Moore's saloon, was killed in a tight with the world's champion cheese eater Lowell Stanley. Al Kuhlman, Stanley's trainer, received injuries which have affected his head. The fight arose over the discussion of whether Th- Ima Doerr was as much taller than Blanche Belden as Vera Thornley was taller than Juanita Kassa. urre 23 - Due to the death of T rancis Cordon Martin Miss Florence McGovern will assume her duties as editor-in-chief of the Spokane Press Miss McGovern has appointed james B. Maclin as printer s devil. Mr Maclin recently distinguished himself by his answer to the bureau 'ot horticulturists. XVhen asked which variety of pine had the lon es sharpest needles he replied the porcupine. June 30 -'- Miss Ethel Toevs was appointed to fill thc position left by Mrs. Grace Kendall as inspector of Public Dance Halls. Miss 'locv states that although the work will be new she will enjoy it July 4-Professors Albin Fogelquist B. V. D. I. O. U. and Paul ohnson B. E. V. O. have made known the formula for obtaining macaroni from a pretzel bush. Ilhc discovery was made by the janitrcss Twila Lewis. july 7-J. VVilson Cadigan former photographer for the Clifford Coab Studio has announced his intention to appear on the stage as a cla.s'c dancer. Negotiations have been closed between Manager Maxey Maughan of the Davis-King circuit and Cadigans instructor George Martin. He will be accompanied by his wife nee Norma VVarncr ar' a chorus of whom the most famous are Ixaty Roberts Evelyn Wingett Dorothy Saffron Emma Sterritt Minnie Peters and Christina Hazel uly I0- Miss Eleanor Immisch gave a talk on her latcst book'et Miss Immisch s remarks were rather long drawn out. Next week at th QS ' 3 trawl J 1 1, I 1 x- i tty y Q. If I if .. ,, g ' 1 'Ji 1 if i A 3 n wi , 7 I I it Ay J , Y I K Rr Ai A rl 7 'xv X-f , Nl., 1 1 k 7 Ebay' C 1 'A Y i 11,1 i 1 v lt-5 . Y i 3 Y d f , 1 y 2 If W Qi! r 1 lax! If J ,y rx 3 7 . ling ul , S, . 1 1 iii HfTGj':-U:5J'.4:'55fi3f'?'w?.?3JL JANUARY '20 v-5' How to Remain Short and Sweet. Ihc opera house was tilled, ,1 .Ii sau -s H v-. QQ We F .4 1 LEWIS AND CLA R li 7.?sf. L. same place, Cecil L. Gregg will giye a lecture on How to Become Tall and Graceful, for 25 cents. july I3 4 It is rumored from abroad that Mlle. Franc K. Sain, the world's most beautiful-prima donna, will come to America to spend Hallowe'en evening at Liberty Lake. july 18 -A Luther Adams, journalist, and author of the book, The Cuspidoreg Its Uses and Abuses, was injured between his home and the postoffice, in an auto accident. He was picked up by Attorney XValter Huppke and taken to Martha Turner's Sanitarium for the Cross-Eyed where he was operated on for I5 minutes by Doctors Edvx ard Iiorsch and Chester lxingheim He died instantly of astigmatism. uly IQ A warrant for the arrest of Vernon MacMartin propri- etor ot the Purple Onion lunch counter was 'ssued to jessie Miller xx ho declares that she was poisoned from eating spaghetti at MacMartins establishment lt is believed by some that a rusty knife was the cause of the affair but upon the advice of the chief cook Hortense Eklow the police are holding the dishwasher Emma Liebrecht. uly 25 Frederick B Bethel has resigned his position as 'nodel for the Arrow Collar Co to tutor the fame-seeking pianist joseph Hoffman July 29 Raymond Dean illustrious football coach was fatally injured today in a collision between his car and one owned by Miss Catherine Dishman of Hillyard who is held at S3000 bond. judge can Balmot sees very little chance for Miss Dishman s release as her chauf- feur Edwin Nelson was covering all the road leaving no room for Dean Dean is survived by his wife formerly Miss Rose Feulner. Mrs. Dean will cancel her contract with the Mack Sennett Studio Company. August 7 The Misses Elizabeth Muller Ethel Luce and Clara Abrams have started a novelty store called The Hold-Up Shop. They have a complete line of garters suspenders and belts. August IO An inspiring sermon was preached last night at the Church of the Holy Doughnut by the Rev. Roy Kulp in which he scored th actions of the Bolshevik leader Ray Crisler. Afterward, a August II A large distillery was discovered under a tent at Manito Park Clues given by fallen hairpins and size I3 shoes led to the arrest of Evelyn Wright Jean McGregor and Lillian Prochnau. Four- teen quarts of Coca Cola were seized. Detective Elsie VVoehrle is responsible for the capture of the feminine desperadoes. The police knew that there was trouble brewing there for some time. - August I6 While on his way to take oath of office Bertram Farley vice president of the United States was nearly assassinated today by 1 disappointed former sweetheart Miss Irfne Lake. The bullet passed through the crown of Mr. Farley s high silk hat. Had he been wearing a lovx crowned hat he would have been killed instantly.' August 20 News of the death of Miss Bessie Dragoo the noted philosopher has just reached here. Miss Dragoo s death was due to a ,L , , N f 4 gp V ,. . ' . IQ LA' J i V I ffl ' ' , 1 , ' ' ' Sl ' . , ' ' .f laql I I 1 I y y .xl - I 4 I 1 rin .I - ' . . lx if V . mi T r pf.. . . . . . ' ' -1 .f , , 1 A M ' ' - t 1 4 V A, x wlf' 1 l .W :mg H , l an 4 - 3 5? - - ,lxl is H , ,A D I 7 4 , ffl duet was sung by Bethel Bennett. tg r'i - -Q . .QM . - , , 'fl 1 lrifii 1 ft: Y ' 3 7 'pl ' p , ' lib' I, i l , C VU ' lf-- l-'vl '- , iii! ,A,, .- ,.1,l . . , ' liia ' .p N, FM ' Q:i:ll5E+2.-Yr.. 'L '-Y :Jar-:w-ref.. I fv 'ff JANUARY 'O f Y??'-4T'f'fz'F7'-f P'-1 Q'I!'4'Z3 LEWIS AND CLARK -2-4iT5'3?f25I??ifli: -'al ,l-l mf I l lfnl A, shock received when told her average in phsycichysteria had dropped as low at 98.43 per cent. She only 'lived three hours. August 22 Three women, alleged to be Lucy Benesch, Mary Magaret Hough and Catherme Carr, were electrocuted at Smg Smg today followlng thexr confesslon to charges of reckless dr1v1ng Offimals expressed the hope that It would be a good lesson to them August 27 The remarkable playwrlght Francls E Bartlett author of the drama Three Days on a Tank was mjured today when a two ton steel glrder fell on h1m He IS sald to have had a weak const1tut1on and rt IS thought that the accldent made a great lmpresslon on hrs future August 31 An essay on NVhat I Learned at Hugh School by Paul Souders was publlshed today The book lb unlque ln the fact that xt ns prmted 1n capltal letters and IS no larger than a three cent postage stamp September 3 'lhe emment hxstorlan Erskme Orr was the v1ct1m of a Decuhar accldent yesterday whlle he was shavmg The roof of lus mouth caught fnre and he was severely burned before the Ere could be smothered Clty Frre Inspector Vxvzan Krum says she IS undeclded whether the blaze was started by a poorly msulated tooth or whether lt was due to spontaneous combust1on of acld mouth and the materxal of h1s head September 9 One of the soclal events of the season was the lnformal dance of the Frult Producers and Farmers Umon glven at the home of Mlss Helen Hart Those 1nv1ted were Vaughn Bungay ose phme Perklns Emlle Erwrn Cora Aschenbrenner Volney Shepard and others A short talk was glven by Presldent Otto Ohlson IU Whlch he declared that the need of the farmers IS growlng Refreshments of ICC cream and cake were served rn the form of haystacks September I7 Thomas R Conway olhcral w1ld ammal rramer for Rm ll g s cn cus had a narrow escape yesterday when a hungry German was averted when one of the keepers threw the monster a strlng of frankfurters Whlle the creature stopped to eat them Mr Conway made his escape Any mjury to h1m would have been a serlous loss to the owners of the clrcus as he IS sard to be the only one who can 1m1tate the cry of a w1ld chlcken September 21 The mystery vxhmch had shrouded the dlsappearanee of Burdette F1scher famous card expert and football athlete was cleared up today Mr Fxscher who has been abroad studymg old rums m Rome has Just announced h1s engagement to one of them Th1s chpplng ended the lust Lookmg up NC percelved our kccper H H Henneford comxng toward us on the run Hastlly laymg the book down we made off Wlth all posslble speed D1d I tell you who my comparlon rs? His real name 1n real hfe IS Paul Souders He thmks he IS Juhus Caesar but he rsnt I am ': p 4 J A - I rl .7 :lv 'al . . - X. . . . . X N gil ' ltr ,Q ' . . fi M Q I . - r 'X r li . yi! 1 - Kill -1 . '. ' . . . . 1 ' w gl V- ' ' ' iq 1 .1 v l Vi I b, - 'rx ' A ' ' ill N. g . . . Q . t . .. V ' I l . .vw . ' . y . v l I r I I Il l 1. ' 'll' QE . 'ft , . 'iii 1 W Q u , 4 ' NJ 4 gt ' . 'l gi'-I . l Fw N- ' l ' , . ' vxl Az, ' cc ' I ' :kr - xt, If 1 , Q3 t 1 . I , .t . , Q.-5 ly- ' , QI 3 ' I Iv rv-V i . . . . I , l lg! . q . , . A ' . ' ' h ' up ' ' .7 at goldfish escaped from its cage and rushed at Mr. Conway. A catastrophe .571 I 'w - - . ' nt I I LQ!! . , . , . I. l' w- . I , ls gin . . . .A . My ' ' I plgi A- - f ' ' tl. I.. . I .fax ' . J - ' I 3. . 5 bl ' . ' ' . ' ' ig-I frhll ' l I uxl . . . I . . D . X . . . x t , gtg: pg ' ' ' . . I ' . ' -X lbw . . s ' . , .h . .bg 'fl 'll - A Inlkl lb Qi TL!! A 44 I.-' I ' ' . a :gl I I 'll Y'1l 'f lfQfZgf.Z5'l - ' 3: f5ff7'f 135l,P1' LJ' f ff ff IANUARY 20 if,-J . ,W .fl 0 -I 1+-af-?j:f-1:93. LEWIS AND CLARK '.-e:wJi1eQi:EfQQTg' . THE CLASS PLAY By Tom Conway, fan. '20, CAST Rose de la Noye .............. ........................ .......... R o semary Feulner Ph1l1ppe de la Noye ........ ................. ...................... E d Smith Garrett Foster .... ' ......... .Q ........ Paul Souders John Margeson ........ ....... F red Bethel Capt. Standish ..........,.. ....... J ohn Cadigan Barbara Standish ........ ......,........ H elen Hart Aunt Resolute ............. ........ M artha Turner Miriam Chillingsley ................................,......... ............................ C ecil Gregg The play, A Rose o' Plymouth Town, was presented by the Class of january, 1920, on Friday evening, December 12, in the high school auditorium. - ' There was a distinctive Puritan atmosphere in the scenery, costumes and speeches.' ' rr-A - . Rosemary Feulner, as Rose kde la Noye, a fascinating French girl who leads many manly hearts astray mffher beauty and Charm, carrkzd her part cleverly. ' Garret Foster known as Paul Souders was the dashing sword- fighting hero who had the audience in laughing suspense when after ac- cepting a glass of brandy from the heroine he nearly sat upon it during the ardent love-making that followed. ' Hst! The villain john Margeson proved to be as-Y deceitful and cowardly as the audience could wish for. Fred Bethel took this part and deserves praise for his able characterization for who wants to be a villain? Ed Smith took the part of Philippe brother of Rose de la Noye and proved to be an obliging and courageous brother. Miriam Chiilingsley played by Cecil Gregg was the deluded ad- mirer of john Margeson but everything ended well with Miriam in Philippe s arms. john Cadigan as Captain Miles Standish ruled the colony sternly and well and admitted himself to be an able Indian hghter Helen Hart as Barbara was the meek and loving wife of the brave Captain Standish Aunt Resolute as portrayed by Martha Turner was strong in noun selmg the young but morbidly afraid of the Indiars Her part was we taken Miss Lois Dart dramatic, coach again proved her ability by natural ness with which the play vsas put on and the polish of the actors Stage appontments were perfect and the stage settings typical to the period Flor nce McGovern was property manager Maxey Maughan bus1 ness manager Bert Farley stage manager and Josephine Perkins ward robe mistress 1 7 1 fl JI , fl I ! 'Nr I ! 7 7 1 I , 7 7 3 ! , . ! ! - , Q .. 1 , l - , 3. A .' - 1 y n , ' in Q- - 3 3 . . 5 F B . J 7 D 7 - i JANUARY '20 .15 Lewis and Clark 6 NorthiCentral O ' ATURDAY November 22 IQIQ the 'Tigers won their second VL game from North Central the first for sik years by a score 'J of -.J O . 1 ' The day dawned bright and clear and what little snow there had been had melted leaving the ground clear and haitd. The grandstand filled early with a great show of color and anything that could produce noise added to the din. The Red and Black team entered the field first and was greeted with a great cheer a second later the Orange and Black trotted out upon the field amid a great howl and honking of horns. Both teams were sure of victory although tht dope favored the North Siders for the W. q. C. Freshmen had defeated North Central 6 to o which they had easily defeated the Tigers 42 to o. Also the old time rix als at Walla W'alla were downed 7 to O by North Central and 7 to 6 by the Orange and Black. Betting was heavy and odds favored our friends across the river. Nevertheless every Lewis and Clark student knew that the team would fight and felt sure of vic- tory. The game started promptly at 2:30 when Fischer kicked off to McMasters. From then ,on it wast rftarly an even battle up and down the field with very small gains. For the first time it was seen that the Tiger line could and would hold. From then on it became a kicking duel until the end of the first half. The second half began when North Central kicked off to Tilton and it was here the battle began, for fthe Orange and Black had a determination to Wm The st.sio'Q,'came when Fischer kicked a field goal from the 40tyard line. 'IT wasthen tfmt the Lewis and Clark bleachers went wild and did not cool down the rest of the game A few minutes later Fischer kicked another field goal, making the score 6 to 0 The rest of the game was scoreless and Lewis and Clark left the field winners the first time in sri: years. Fischer and Tilton the speedy Lewis and Clark backs vi ere the shining lights of the Tiger backiield while Humes Smythe and Weaver the husky linemen, played a great game on the line Hanley a new man on the North Cen- tral team starred on account of his ability to run through a broken field. No particular stars could be picked however as every one played a top notch brand of ball Skaaden at the helm ran the team like a veteran. Beneke went like a demon until he was forced out with a broken shoul- der as did E Morrison who replaced him Morrison. was severely in- jured and carried from thg field as was Tower who replaced him. MCIHHIS Finished t amefin great style at that position. The plays by the backfield were made possible by the lmemen Humes, VV.altl1ers, VVeaver Smythe Rickert and Smith At ends M Morrison, R. Dean, and W Taylor played the game of their lives -zfvzssafvrgczfvzsgffgz LEWIS AND CLARK 0 N 3 66 ,ix t x 7 i . Uf f t o I nf l .5 - ' , t 0' Y y . , L- A 7 I ! 7 7 J t - . . . r 1 2 J I 1 1 ' 1 ! T V 1 9 J ' , 1 , ' . . ' H , r 1 .Y , K '- - J . . Q 4 . . ' 1 E ' 1 -. . 1 1 . 1 I 7 7 I ' 7 ' - 1,-- 4 , 1 .4 I '1 ll ,4'l ' 4 :Va in i L QI p s f sf sf I A NUA RY ' 'U -+:+rvt9:fv : e-af-:ees Richert M. Moirison, Smythe, Taylor, Beneke, Skaaden, Elder, Coach 9311 D l. ap ver, C 92:1 W S Hume Walters ulp, Mgr. K Asst. Coach Gale Morrison ,E. Smith 5, DU cl n,M Tillo Tower, Fischer, um IS AND CI ARK The lme up was as follows ES AN CLARK Qxb-T v l xx an LE ltl rs LT Rnckert LG Humes C Qmythe RG Weaver RT Morrlson RE LH Beneke FB Flscher QB Skmden RH Tllton NORTH CENTRAL RE Lower RT Lhapman RG Pratt C Henrw Hanley QB G Allen McMasters RH Johnston HB Eddy LH FET? fven E lqul it : Spbs 1 e ar m 0 quxst Han y for Eddy Hatton for Allen Kearns for Hatton, Abbey for Henry LEWIS and Clark Taylor for MOTTI n Eafl Morris gn 'fo x , E A Tower for E Morr1son Mclnrus for To rfgmith fo dke t lk ' ' 1' Touchdowns N'one OA Y N Goals from Held F1scher 2 I--s-fx!w'Nf'N si -' ' Q K Q lah 5 G -fa! A ks A s e 'A 1X T X Nmxxlwshlke riff?-f23'ff3:'5'.-. I Y Q' 1 4 '.lPTe::2ffTf4f'i5f 272' lf' V N, A S . GR ' A ' ' . V 2' X lc ' I '1 . , ' Y'l A I. lg l QW, . no . . .G A .W , ,mx f' - e . lS 1' 'l, 1 .' - -- 1- -- ,,- , , ,I ' , , . , . . . Tiff ' ' .N L - ' V- YM 1 i AV . , 7. . ' ' ' . I -. 4' H ' 5 I . 4 1 j , V - , . 1 K I V Y 1 A V l - 1 3 -... 11 ' ' , M ' j -. An W . 7 .. fel!-I i . xxx xxx . , I .'l,L..X Q p J v X X I 1 LI 4 ' G A , , K, x Q 1 K x ' '3' e ' N f. ' , 5 T' A X 'XM 'N ' K , X.. V I l KN x wfxi- fn X ,sz-V .-5' .vt5 .v:3' . JANUARY '20 4fvE'Q4fvgfe:2vfi3:ii5,fg t v gfsrisiz - 'za-. LEWIS AND CLARK x p - :f re JOKES I MARY TATELTAKE NOTICE! Mary had a little Iight,. , . It was well-trainedfno doubt, For every time her fellow came The l1ttle hght went out EARL TILTON I stood on the brrdge at the close of day Attrred m football clothes And the brldge belonged I wrsh to say To the r1va1 halfback s nose oe Shaw What a marvelous glft of conversatlon that glrl has' Wonder what she does when her tongue gets t1red? Al Kuhlman Oh she probably lets IICI teeth chatter Mr Hart Helen doesn t that young man know how to say good mght P Helen H fsrghmg Oh boy' I ll, say he does Mr Endslow I cant 1ve you full cred1t for th1s efcperlment for ydu omltted the c0nclus16n Ethel Luce VVell you seeI knew youd form your bwn conclu slon of my experlment so I dldnt thrnk It necessary to add mme Angelo T Have you read Freckles f Eleanor O No 'that S just my VC1l Mr Beddall Whaft ls an rslandp Buck Weaver A prmple on the ocean Mr Beddall What IS a straltp Buck Nme ten ack Queen and Kmg Fllp Tytherle1gh No I was just lrstenlng to you -v-I-y The movle shows appeal to me They re very pleasant but I must confess I d l1ke to see The part the censors cut Erleen Honeywell Im shocked and grleved at the Way father treated you I always worshrpped h1m but It seems my 1dOl had feet of c ay Bert Flscher My dearest g1rl they were of cement Mr L1bby fto Ed Smlth tra1'11Sl'at1ng Latlnj Don t you thlnk you had better turn ther page Mr 'Sm1thP You ve read ten lmes on the nefct page already I u , a Y E' 7 ' I J I ,, U. . , . ' ,I , rr ' , , l n . , . ' , cc W ' Q u , x - ' I7 ' ' , rr - r u A I Y :I rj. ,IVA .V . -L U ,, , . . . . . 1 '1: ' -, ' '- ' wg. .. , -- I- I ', ' , cc . l 1 -A ' J a ' . . . , . . . ,, . , . , cc c 1-n . I I , rc 1 'Q - ' J: .. , v A . , cr I ' . u V Ii - ' J: - . , cc 5- l n . ' . . ,, . Il' !!: ll ' y ,J , , ' .fl Mr. Middleton: VVell, are you learning anything? V fl !! . ll , L . 7 .I I f.. J- ,fi ' ---, ' , 5 , , . , , A ' , tr y ' . . . y . . 1 H , W ' , cc - - I u . , -A . , Q I lu . . . . . ,, , . I , I a . I , . , . A , . ,. . J A - il . IJ ,I I ' :.-.+5il:sr4:QZ5f54:1v:: .I ANUARY '20 Jr-Sze-L15-3g3g:v:y.?f: +.rr 4 -'. f Mr. Cadigan: I'm afraid our son is on the downward path. Mrs. Cadigan: What's he been doing? Mr. C.: I caught him chewing gum in the barn today. The Flu was raging and everybody was wearing face masks. Well said a man known for his crabbedness I'm an old man but I have lived my time and am ready to quit.. I I have lived to see four great things come to pass-the end of the war, the churches closed, saloons left open and the women muzzled. H. I-I. I-Ienneford: Why are you late? Joe Shaw Class began before I got here Mr Beddall VVhy are you late? Student I started late Mr B Why didnt you start early? Student It was too late to start early Maxine Cohn Will you tell me how iron was discovered? Catherine Dishman I have heard they smelt it Irene Lake Why didnt you send your man to fm my door-bell as he promised? Electrician He did go madam but as e rang three times ,and got no answer he concluded that nobody was home Yes we buried Bill nigh onto five years ago said the old timer. Oh did he die? asked the interested listener Wa al if he didnt we played a mighty dirty trick on him L IACK TAKE NOTICE' VVe had hash in the cafeteria today now we know why the garbage wagon never stops at Lewis and Clark Skin Hutsell My father ran a large ranch What did your father do? Mick McDonald Raised mhogs Skin I see he d1d but what did he do for a living? HE REFERRED TO THE DATE Let me see now saidi the minister at the christening dipping his pen in the ink to record the event isnt this the 27tl'l7 I should say not retorted the indignant mother its only the- ninth' Paul S Did you call Norma up this morning? ohn C Yes, butt she wasnt down ' Paul But why didn t you call her down f' ohn C Because she lwasn 11 up' Paul Then call her up now and 'call her down for not being down when you called her up I CK J! , cc rx , n n . cc n , is ' 1 rx , cr n , .1-...E-. . . H . l . . ' ,, ' - , rc ' n ' ' it - . ' u I - . - A ' ,. , A, . H , -. , I 1 , . , - - , , , I . . Y 31 . 5 ' CK ' ' ' !! ' 9 7 H . . ,, . . Q , . . 1 H , . . , .... . ,, 1 s ,. .1 K 1.l...1. - , ,, ' I 1 . Y .1 ' I ,-.l..l.1 KK ' I5 . KC 7 ' ra .H . ., . H 1 Z ru. l l 1 ll ' I! . if ' ' ' ' H . , . H ,, . 1 . . . . . . Q I ' ! ' ' CC' I ' il , , . H .H ' ' H' 7 i 9 - ss . - , - . , , ' . 1 1 I 1 -' I - ' .U ' , , sc ' - - n J' . If - I .. 1 '-. .' . - . . . , . , , .cc - s -n , ar ' J ' 1 , i i ' ' ' y I .. . . - ,' I . in . I A l, ,rn , - : ' - . 77 A qfy ,-in -,f:,i',7- :jT 1, J RY Oljl, . .3 7?-3-f+,f:j'.'-f-:R , - ,VK-3,-3, .-,- .45:-'.- .-45: . A A N .-Exif . .'--ff, .1-F ':3iQf' LEWIS AND If H LEWIS AN D CLARK IIT A Y lx I Q4 Y rf . 5: fl Thelma D.: Do you know the Burger brothers P if, M- Blanche Belden: No, what are their First names ? gulf xii Thelma: Lim and Ham. . , Twila Lewis: Why is this qar' so late ? I I ' , ' :iff Q' Conductor: VVell, the car in front is behind and this car was behind Q! before besides. 6' '. I -'-' E They stood around the railing fit, rp As the ship began to sway: i5'l if They cast bread upon the water, EQ But not in the usual way. . eww- it Mr. Kirk fin journalismj: Please,' boys, keep still when you're 4 , not talking. ' . Q, g Q. if ' iii- . . Efl 'f' Erskine Orr: Why is it that a blush always creeps up a girl's I-56 -J f ice? A. J It 1 l- nf Josephine Perkins: Because if it ran, it would kick up too much 'IQ A dust N ' fly 25? ' 1- f . -- u -- '1 1. -- . -, 1.3 CIRCUMSTANTIAL''EVIDENCE I i mg ilgg, Counsel: Now where did he kiss you ? th. fall Plairrtiff: fQn the 1i'ps,i sim .Y .1 ,, -I.. . . Ili M. Counsel: No! No! you don't understand. I mean' ,where were B4 YOU? E? 5,-. Plaintiff qblushingp: 'fin his arms, Sir. 'il W ,b-E - reg ' If'you carry your girlfs 'picture in the back of your Watch, take a sf' squint at it every few days just' to see if it-'is there. We heard the other FFS mi day of a girl that remoyed her picture from the back of Ray's watch to 'bf llaw' see how long it would be before he missed it. She waited two months fir for him to miss it and then stopped speaking to him. Lx, f-,X . -. . Isl! Rose Feulner: What makes you look so pale today, Florence? 'Qi Florence McGovern: Why, the waves in my hair make me seasickf' N it -fe-U r M. .Morrisong ,'.'Have you ever, sat in the parlor and watched the i 1 kitchen sink ?i' I J I-Q' gl George, B.: No, but I've stood in the kitchen ,and watched ithe Wi .sql salad dressing. - ' '..f I --f--- ra lf' Bethel Bennet: Just feel all my muscle. 4 Norma VVarner: Gee, I wash dishes all the time but I haven't anyff 'Qi lol' Bethel: Oh, I get it sweepin and washing imitatin rubbing lb N .c 0 es on' was ar . ' ' K 'w I ' 1 th ' 4 hbo dy ' g ' g 'Q Norma: I haven't washed for weeks fand she wondered why til' til everyone laughedj. I . . . ' 3,16 ' . , 7 ' .- . .1 . -, - 1 Ralph McGovern: Mr. Smythe. are you a baseball,player? ttf' 'AJ Smythe: No, Ralph. 4 . .f . . . y I . , B Ralph: Then why did sis tell mayou were such a good catch ? F1 ,, ' Ig Q A . .233- Egfffzsagifvr fsxszfvze JANUARY '20 QQ, ravi: K 1.-'al v . ii?-e.F:i:1f4v:T LEWVIS AND CLARK xi Q. eil 'QQ N Miss Mullen: Volney, tell what you know about the Mongolian race ' Volney Shepard I wasn t there I went to the L and C game M1ss Mullen What do you know about Aladdm s lamp? Volney If hes the new kxd rn the back row I just blacked It for hmm Roy Kulp I smell cabbage burmng Ed Forsch Keep your head away from the radnator Mmss Bell Glven two stralght llnes and the mcluded angle t construct a r1ght tr1angle john Cadlgan Take your leg and measure lt nd Guy Davxs Do you want to see somethrng swell? Lester R Sure where? Guy D Soak a sponge What IS the dxfference between a woman and an umbrella? You can shup up an umbrella eacher We call transparent those bodues Wh1Ch we sete t-hroubh Francls name a transparent object Francls M The keyhole George Beneke I was over to see' Ethel last mght and her k1d brother Don hxt her rn the Slde wlth a pa er welght Earl Txlton Hurt er? Paul Johnson I want some wmter underclothes Store Clerk How long? Paul You boob I dont want to rent em I want to buy em. Fry had come home and was srumbhngl over thmgs mfthe-dark hallway VN hat are you growhng about dear? called Mrs Fry from the Hoor above I am growlmg he answered 1n h1s deepest bass vo1ce to drown the barkmg of my shlns BROADWAYITES AND THEIR FAVORITE SOIXG- v Volney Shepard They Go Wild Over Me. A Rosemary Feulner- Everybody-Calls Me Honey. D Ethel Toevs Vamp. 'N A - ' - Tom Conway Can You Tame Wild Women? . Ray Dean II Wonder Whos Kissing Her Now?' ' - -I' . , xc 2 . A n M1 ' , rr - , - 1 . 2-1 ,n Aug H ' , a ... - . ' - . ' ' . ' as Z I Q , U s ' ish!! . 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