Meridian High School - Mana Ha Sa Yearbook (Meridian, ID)

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1 I gtk?HifiSirJiF.lin.ttliilEMUi5litiiQEEiil5!l'SitSf,3iSlliiwiitlglx MANA HA SA 3EEwiiilgijllilEi3'1UiUEii1l1ii!ii'lfs3311!E'zI'.1iui,l1titoilXiQ'ilg3 , 1 Q 1 ex, mi Qui 341 ink iii GI ' ' gg lass zgtztnrg - V Ll 525 Gi 9' N THE fnll of 1922 n group of progressive Grnmmur School gruduntes embarked on n i I new adventure, that of exploring' thc fields of lenrning in M. H. S. After our instrne- llii ? . Li 5 tion concerning the locnl trndltlons of the school, we eleeted Miss Wells ns nn ex- gr we 'ax perieneed guide to direct us through the cntnngled pnths of nur Freslnnnn yenr. We selected M! S Ruth Ihrig us our first elnss president, Everett llnrp vie:--president, Mnhel Wright secretory D21 and Wnnda Winzelcr trensnrer. ig: Eg We invited the Junior rlnss to n pnrty, knowing thnt they would introduce us to the socinl llfe of the school. We were beginning to feel more nnturnl in Iligh School hy this time. 'l'hen if 'f the Juniors invited us to their pnrty. All during the Freshmnn yenr we grently enjoyed 1 l ourselves. 15 ln 1923 those, who had wentheredthe trinls of-the first yenr of exploration, enlne bnek ns ig EJ Sophomores. We chose Mr, Goudcll to lend us over the stormy wny. We elected the following 5 officers: lluscew Cnrter president, Elvn llenver vice-president, Mildred Klink secretory, and iw PQ Chnrles Cullisun trensurer. A new netivity wus stnrted by the school this yenr, the interelnss ,B games. We entered these with n determinntion to win. For the second semester we chose ggi + lm gl VVnyne Cooper president, Chnrlotte Tolleth viee-president, lleI.nnee Frnnklin secretory, nnd M f Vernon Tnylor treusurer. In the mennthne we hnd been doing our best in the contests. After tif! Field Dui' we found thot we hnd won the eoveted hnlf holiday which hnd been otfered to the f V i Q winners. 6:2 E31 we :lil ,gl H On our clnss dny we pnlnted the ton'n with '26 in every eonceivnble plnce. The smile UNI nfternoun wc went to Boise where we bud n very enjoynhle time. E55 I In the third ycnr of nur great adventure we found our rnnks grrntly thinned. Mr. Tolles lie K 5 wus selected to oder ndvice. Corn Mcilulre wus elected president, Everett Fowler viee-prrsl- 5,2 an dent, Dom Dnvidsun secretory, nnd Dell Mndden trcnsnrer. This year we entered into the lnnny activities denied the lower classes, ving coopernting with the Senior elnss in the prodnc- lk. tion of the unnnnl, stinging u clnss plny, nnd giving u banquet to the Senlors. After thc Ei Q semester exnmlnntions, we ngnin elected oilicers. Corn McGuire president, Vernon Cairns vice- Eg Bl rresident, 'l'helmn Bushllv secrelnri' nnd Dell Mndden treusurer. On llnrch lil we lmd our Dil U I ' ' ml second clnss dny. iii xx The clnss plny, Putty Mnkes 'Fhings llunn was given to n lurge and npprecintive nudi- iii ence. The proceeds were used to help defray the expense of the Junior-Senior bnnqnet. Moy 'Xi Q81 I2 the Juniors bnnquetcd the Seniors in the bnsement of the M. E. Church. Au dignified Seniors, we begun the Inst year of our ndventure. Our clnss roll showed n :Q membership of 37, which is the lnrgest Senior clnss on record. This time our guidance wus Y, 1 lntrnstcd to Mr. Miller. Dell Madden wns elected president, Dorothy Nenl viee-president, I: lg Everett Fowler sceretnry nnd Corn McGuire trensnrer. liorly in the yenr we selected our elnss fx. im no ring which will hind the members together in yenrs to eome. ln the spring we hnd our Sneak M E Dny when we went to lloise nnd snw the sights. Our elnss ploy wus at decided success nnd 51 gl with the proceeds we left the school some xnnch needed equipment. U W!! As we stand nt the second milestone of our school life nnd look buck over the events of the si post four yenvs we think with the poet who snid: il' .El H Fnrrwalll n rcornl Ilml muxl hr. and lmlh burn- gl! .-I .wound 'reluirh 'makes us liuyv1--ya!-I-'orere-ell! hit on 941 gi inf 931 ill lgl 'W . ul tai lil U55 rl-l Dsl lm Il!! zu! E Ei H - -- - . F ,. .. .nc M ..-,... ...M - l 28513031313EEEEEREEMEEEBWEQEEEM ax its Eisizmxb: lwlizmxix DEG!5Ili!Vii315l!ilElK'f!Hu1K1B1E!'iE.31JLKt8313531 M2615 ll0l

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RQXQELEEXXEifilfiiii2ilEll,iii1?33tfitW5fLYili1l?j'3LQ3x MANA MA SA FEIQEELEIHBMbQiriilIiFLiL6f'l8E1ilEE'n3lEEviCQ3lR A. Fl -, 1 ,E fl lm we fi' 9 ' CII 'll gg emnr was 1 R, E, TI-IE Renowned Class of 1926 of the Meridian High School, Meridian, County of ax! Ada, State of Idaho, being of n sound mlnd and memory, but knowing the uncer- E1 xi, tainty of our scholastic standing do now make and publish ami declare our Last Will :Qi and Testaxnent, that Is to say: - 'sl As in Class we leave: To the Faculty, our sincerest thanks forlhe phenomenal endurance with which they have itil lil governed us, during our brief sojourn in these Halls nt' Learning. IB To the Juniors, our uncanny ability to maintain the highest plaee on the I-Ionor ltoll 5 lnl without studying. H1 To the Sophoxnores, all knowledge hitherto unassimllatetl by us in our quest of learning. ig To the Freshmen, our candid opinion of the manner with which they have eonducted them- E1 1 . . . . . I gil selves during the past year, hoping that they will not be so awkward in the future. ix' Individually, we bequeath the following: 711 J 1 Ilazel Allen to lteole liiddiek, her ability to always keep her hair curled. ,i . fm, Harold Baird, his forensic art to Fern llnghell to be used in defeating lloise next year. Evelyn Baldwin to Arthur Wylie, her stenographie note hook with transcriptions therein. S1 QQ 't'o J. J. QJohn Jinnney or Jim Johnyj Jones, 'l'hehna Ilushby leaves her typing medals, -B N' for which he has a 'rc-at aftinitv he I- . A iii Lee Baldwin to Jesse Mathews, his good fortune of sharpening peneils at the right time. 2,5 Katherine Beam, Dorothy Neal and Eleanor Songer to May llaekns and Nita Taylor, the lx: ,ii art of stumbling into the assembly at the last half minute. V ggi Elva Beaver, her love to Albert Pfost. xx wil Marjorie Lambert and Josephine Bell to Ilurshell Ellis, their valuable praetiee of reciting El , from an open book. gn lxl - Vernon Cairns, the exclusive right to use his eorreet English phrases to Vester Kindred, Im 5 Violet Clark and Eloise 'l'hompson to James Cato, their unfinished llookkeeping Sets, a Q 5: good mount for next year. if gm Maxine Cobbs, her history notes to Vilbert Sundell. ., mr Wayne Cooper to Donald Hutcheson, the ability to win Miss K'ook's favor at all critical Fly ful moments. - al Charles Cullison, his varied eolleetion of witty remarks to William Biddle. 3 ig Dora Davidson tn Faye lleaver, her spunk'in missing the referee. V Frank Egbert. all sleep which he has missed whlle danelugz at The llueketj' to Joe Kennedy. gt im Harry Fisk, his hashfulness to Cecil Speneer, tvcry appropriatej. ' ill El Damon Flack, his gurgling giggle to Ina Evans. ' Q Everett Fowler, his sheik-like ways to Clinton Bentley. Ei :E Delauice Franklin. leaves M. H. S., for which he has no further use, to future Oregonians. Ego Fred Keller, his over supply of snappy clothing to his brother Dewitt, who uses them Pri if anyway. ngj s G1 ist Mildred Klink and Geraldine I.r-lnbke, their marvelous talents in pounding the typewriter is to Faye Fisk. Dell Madden, his executive ability to Kenneth Egbert to be used in governing the Senior Q15 ,gl Class uf '27. El Imogene May, her wasp-like figure tu Ava Madden. D31 lic, Mildred and Myrtle Man-lun, their surplus beauty to Iteole Iliddiek and Fay Wliitc, who lg 2:3 need it. l 5311 lg Dt' on A Dil irq ibxaalmeaaanseceafaaaamrcmcaeraaaa'fmssrxiftiaarwaaaaafsafeaas1aa-amlmaamnmnealmaixvmmairem imma I 11 1