Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

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SENIORS CLASS HISTORY X ln the autumn of 1906 the class of IO twenty four rn number entered the High School Hayrnff no High School building we made our home for thi first year in the basement ot the Methodist church with Profes or lqrrpp Miss C arman and Miss Twyman as the fa ulty Here the literary provrams ffryen by the two so retres of the school were the onlv dryersrons from hard study But eyen in such an atmos phere our class was noted for its a trrrty rf we mav judge from the eprthets of those noisy Freshmen hurled at us by the upper classmen The next year we ent red the pre ent Hroh S hool building as Sophomores though with ranks reduced to little more than half their out Howeyer three more Sophomores from other s hools were en rolled during the year Here under the inspiration of Professor Bush we gathered together yells a d songs and by our spirit aroused the other classes of Marysrrlle H1 h S hool to action Allin all our Sophomore year w as one of jest and Jollity Nevertheless some things of importance were ac omplrshed Qur class motto and colors orange and black were chosen and the I0 pennant saw Its birth The Girls Basket Ball lweam made up almost entirely from the class of 1910 was organized and drilled with Miss Carman as coach One important game was played by the Sophomore team against the Fresh man Junior team the former easily wrnnrnv Th Boys Basket Ball Team with two Sophomore players was also organized this year and several baseball games were played against 'he lulalrp Indian School and the Marysville Grammar grades During our un1or year we began to take life more seriously and to manifest a greater interest in our studies than heretofore ln fact the thirteen who returned that year were determined to do or die And they certarnlv did not die Both the boys and the girls made names for themselves especially in the athletic field A number of Girls Basket Ball games were held and most of them were won for the Marvsyrlle H lnhe boys did splendid work rn football and baseball to say nothing of basket ball and tracltracrng IH all these sports the two boys a un1or won frrst pla e on the team Another feature of H1 h School life that afforded entertainment was the High School Crchestra in which two unrors held important places Our Senior vear has been a steady grind of hard work from start to finish with the routine broken now and then by a candy sale or basket ball Game lnhe principal incidents of this vear were the debates the team being comprised entirelv of Seniors and the Class Plav rn w hrch almost the entire class took actrye parts And now we thi teen Seniors are preparing to go forth from the dear old Hrgh to higher institutions or into the busy world but who of us will ever forget or regret the happy hours spent within its walls3 BERNICE RANDALL PAGE ZZ fi , At., offs , . v y r I F I I V ' , , ' X . , G Y. O . . ' . .S .. v C - , K . I . ' g J Y' ' X . . U' on K F.. , ' V S. . ' . V . . G 7 1 .V . I . 6 n . . . V . - . . . . . ' . - . . . , ' c ' j ' y L , 1 . J j ' e' s 'O c ' ' K . i. V ' ' 1 ' ' . , former size: for most of the boy's and some of the girls had dropped of I9l0 were prominent. Debating, too, was this year developed and . ' ' ', . A 3 ' ' - J ' ' ' c .. 1 'g K jk v. .g C . U -. - . . H C . ' U I ... . . .. , . - - - i. , ,l . , , . , , , . c , ' P . ,W V I. . . . . v H Y , 7 . V V . f , , V I V Y. ' . . 1 In ' . .V . . , . Y . 1 . 1 . , Y V. , , D , S v. 1 V I I ! '

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CLASS WILL We the SPIIIOI CINS of tI1e toxxnshtp I0 ID the Countx of H I1 5 hoot 111 the State of Wtsdom do matte and puhhsh th1x ou1 Iaxt xx1II ind testament IH mwnnet and form IOIIoxx1nf I Vve ftxe and Iaequeath to ou1 I1ttIc wbtets and Ipmthers Ihe un1o1s that t1tIe to all of OUI possesnotw and DIOD 1lx the ptantatton Ixnoxxn as Sen1o1cIom s1tuateoI m tI1e Iotebfnd toxxnshlp out mu I xx 0111 PIIVJICS and Ceomehx texte and ou1 mu It mote xx 0111 out tea he ICIYYIIYIIHU supply of soothmv omtment I3oxxe1 II11o Rcpoee to he xppltect at aII t1mes xxhen III t1on anses Inetxxeen the eas1Ix IIL1 1ate'I LIHIOIS and the cI10111I1ecI 3 Sophommee Ixnoxxtnfv then 1n1I91I1ty to matte up Lone xxe do DLLKUCAIII1 to the Sophommes some of our spam FICCIIIQ 3 Un aceourt of then Iactx JI spmt xxe bequeath to o It xoun eit SIQICIS 1nd IDIOIIICIS the Fteshmen OUI cIass Qp1r1t Ive autton tl m to use tt c1reIuIIy otherxxme so mu h Spltlt mtvht be mo1e than t1ex could manave -4 To MISS C1mpI9eII xxe Urxe a ICSI fmm u1U1n0 the Sen1o1Q to come to p1a t1 e and then hdx1n to 1ep1e3ent exe1aI cha1acte12 IU the J ax We xx II 0111 su1pIus monex to IVI1s Wa1te to Iaux Anelent I'I1Qto1y text nooks f Xxfe Inequeath to IVI1ss Txxxman 1II out Indden t1e1:u1eb xxh1Ch me xx1 II mx omf o on a tanvent tummf 1 11v1t anf e bw c mv txen arve and COIIIIIIUIIIU IH a Qttawht I1ne UIIII Qhe comeb to a It IJu11ecI t1easu1ex III 501 te me e tl II1Qtotx 'Note ind 1 Boo to Je Ixept as mocIeIs Io1 all Iutu1e CI1 nee 8 Vtfe xx1II and hequeatI1 to IVI1 Lex I9 the Ixeepmv of the Red 'XIveIJ1a and wtl XXZSIIIXXOIIII Ceometne b1gned th1s txxenttcth dax of IVIax 1n the xc-at of Out Lord ntne teen I1uncI1ecI xnet te11 I HF SEXIORQ Xvttnesx IVIa1xQx1IIe I-I1 I1 S ho::I BFSSIL XVORIJVI N Nl'-xfNf PAGE Zl 3 SW.',.h. , ,. Av ig I -dc' .M S,. - lv. , . . ' .5 4, , , 'C ' , H ' . C A , , C . , gi D. 1 , U - , . H I .' I '. . . . I . 1. . z A 1. ' I ', . ' A 3 If ' ' e' -': I , , , , , , , - V .. . , 3 V .U n wiv- 51 'IIf?cII,'g.. 5 It C , '. gf 'DI gI. .et T, ' C - '- ' ' C 1: Out' 5 g- , :nl f, . E , V. U . If .I ,. . . . . .. Q . ,. 51e1'pencI1ct1Ia1' xx'h1en Insects the rtght angte. At IINIIS pomt she xv1II Illld ., , v . . , I. O - D. 1 1' . I I QI -I ' l L. 1 ' 'Q 2 . ' . j st' 1 I ' - 'O ' ' f ' -M. 7. 'Io IX 1 N1-I' I xy I qu a, 1 our 'K .I I Mfp ks I ' - ' .. ' ' Ish I. ., v. . V .. V .. V I m -. D C ., 1 V . I H K V A. W7 A5 ' D ' C ' ' ' . . I 'A ' f . H' ' ' Lt ' .Q e -. . . . . 'I ' I ' ' , ' . ' . ' '. C A Ie I I ' ' ' ' ' - . . V . 1 N. I C . A . , '. 3 ' O ' . I j - . D . . I. . . -. V . 'IAI . . ' A f, A X v . 1 5 I C D , I J 1 I fx. ',

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ff' 1' I if Svvmnr 12155 lghrnphwg Af If J f Enlrzes From cz Derry of l920 September 2 ust recerved my new alr shrp It has all the latest lmprovements The weather berng flne I am eager to try rt and wall accordingly start tomorrow on a long planned Journey September 3 loday after traxelmg several mrles through the thln clear alr there appeared far below us a ghtterrng shlmmerlng object I be me currous so the sh p xx as lowered before a Great con sermtory I xx ent 1n and was shoxxn through the rooms by an attendant We xx nt down a lonG dum corridor at the far end of whlch was 1 door marked private lhe gulde knocked softly three times and after 1 few moments of xx EIIIIUU we were admltted bv another attendant who ushered us lnto a vrewt brwht room partly fllled mth flowermg plants I-lere and there xxere attendants moxmg about quretly At one end of thus place a small den was partrtloned off when passlnfr the door of LIIIS room I glanced ln there amld the bottles and other laboratory apparatus buslly engaGed ln propapatmg plants stood an old frlend beptember 9 I fmd I drd not frnlsh my entry of September 3 but rs sufflelent to say that Bernlce and I have had a splendid NISII the past few days and that the tltle wht h the world has glven her that of Burbank the becond IS well deserxed Am leavlng today Want Bermce to come with me but she cant September IZ I certamly received two shocks today Whlle flying above the tree tops ln my shlp I notlced a UFCHI commotlon down below and a few mlles ahead It looked like m n trying to storm a PAGE 23 castle I was undeerded about mvestrgatmg the trouble when the machlne gaxe a lur h the enG1ne refused to work and consequently we sank slowly to the ground Were landed just outslde of a stone xxall xxhreh surrounded a womans college Ihere I saw almost a repetxtlon of the garden scene ln the Princess Lpon 001110 msld lmaglne my amazement to fmd that the head of the college xx as my old frrend Bessie Workman She mslsted upon my com1nG lnto the bulld rng where I was met by her assistant Helen S huma her They then took me through the Gymnasium where a vounG woman was stxldrng about The stride and lmportanee seemed famrhar but I drd not at once recognlze the oxx ner untrl Helen told me that xt was anea Shoult s the physlclal director who had gained a world wlde r puta tron b cause of the tramlng received IH he w ll equipped Gvmnaslum of the Marysxrlle Hrgh School The glrls want me to stay and I haxe consented to do so just three daxs September lb Tomght the girls gaxe me a farewell banquet A we were gathered about the table we began to discuss muslc Suddenly Helen remembered that tonlght ln far off Leipzig Ahee was to glxe one of her famous recltatrons Then I re C1VCd another surprise for at the end of the banquet we went to the muslc room where BCSSIC howed us a nexv telephone phonograph Thxs maehme was on a table and the old style phonograph wrth its large horn After pressmG thls button and adjustmg that tube and gomg through sexeral maneuvers MA A A 5 jfs ' ja . ,. A ,. A . v v D rv I v rw 1 ' v y . , c , 9 1 . , Y . .. , ' 1 4 . . ' ' ' Q Y , V - V . . . . , A 1 . . . ' I .. A . ,, . . , . v 9 a v ' 3 U N' - . . V V - . V , . A 3 t, 'r . ' 1 ' ' L . . Y ' 'Q ' va V A - 1 ' Y C 'Q . L D , r V il ' 11 4 ' ' A . v 1 v V -. I 4 ' Q rv . C 4. L v V C r ' - Y , r . , . 7 . V I 0 c .3 U .,. ' ' . V V V, e , , ' ' ' ff - I r V - - C - L S - .D . . . , e. 7, . . - , x . 1 . - l l Y , b t . D . , . , . . . . . . . . , . . 5 , - , V V V- V - , - V t, . , ,V M H , ,, . . . . . . . . , ,. . u s ' - - 2 w . V , . . V f V V , . , , Sf ' - 7 :S ' 3 D V . c , ,