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'The 15732 Magic 1 an rf-211 c Ci ra L CI'-1 n..J 1-.A Movies Junior The School for Scandal . .. His Hour ............... Call of The Wild ...... Lovers Courageous ....... Legion of the Condemned .. The Valley of Silent Men . Flaming Youth ........... The Big Parade .......... Secrets of a four, Secretary Blonde Crazy ............ It's Tough to be Famous . The Crowd Roars ........ Forbidden Paradise ....... The Mysterious Mystery .. . The Thundering Herd .... To The Last Man ...... The Shiek ......... . . The Unholy Three ..... The Price of a Party Dau hter of the Land ..... Bling Dates ............ Queer People ............ The Understanding Heart . . The Dawn Patrol ........ Heaven on Earth .. Forbidden ...,.. Untamed ....... The Wild Party ......... Red Hair ................ All Quiet on the Western F Common Law ........... Strictly Dishonorable .... The Expert .......... Street Scene ........ The Bad Girl ..... Hell Divers ........ The Lost Squadron .... Sky Line ........... High Pressure ........ Cne Hour With You .... Delicious ........... The Champ ........ Flying Hi h ...... The Big House Possessed ...... The Ruling Voice . . . .... ront I .... ...- -..... . . . Mt. Iewett High School Mr. Kelley leading Assembly singing. Pool Room. lean and Bob. Those who play hookey. Boys' Chorus. Red Larson Fire Drill. lean Bartlett. Carl Benson. The Iunior Class. At the Hi-Y Programs. The Library. Why do they all pick on the Iuniors? At dismissal. Simp Simon, the cowboy. Sam Ingersoll. Gust, Bus and Chet. Report at the oflice. Frank Malmrose. Pete Carl's specialty. . . . The Teachers. . . . The Prof. . . . Almarion getting home. No red ink on your report card. ...To write notes in class. . . . The Iuniors. Iunior Prom. Minnie Kelley. When Red Larson leaves town. Don't throw paper on the floor. Passing notes in class. lerry playing his harmonica. Iuniors in huddle discussing the latest. . . . Claimed to be in the Iunior Class. . . .Those getting E's. continuously. Slow Freshmen. Hard to Find. Simp selling ice. From 4 to 5 P. M. Served by the refreshment committee. Gust Anderson. Paper wads. Mt. Iewett High School Building. . . .Anything you have your hands on. Operated by Mr. Fish. ..- ..- -.- .1- .un --n -. ... --- ..- Twenty Two f 'f'i I 'if ' vi.-.:e' . - N Q. 31.7333 ., ... . N' QSVQ, QF. .xmzzt .T jjfji,--4 sm -V if 7' X 'L f' - . . 3 . 4 .1 '
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- ' --'-u snpgyu-u-5:-ry V1- l Cl P ri' 'The N952 Magic 1 an L-1 i-1 0 Juniors The officers elected are, as follows: President . . . MINNIE KELLEY Vice President GEORGE NELSON Secretary IEAN BARTLETT Treasurer .... VICTOR LARSON The Iunior Class colors are Purple and Gold. Our motto remains the same - We strive to make our best, better. The class flower is the yellow rose. Last year our class enrollment was 34, but six of our classmates have departed from our school since then. They are: Charles Lasher, Elizabeth Almony, Dorothy Olinger, Arlyne Swanson, Virginia Wise and Mabel Wolfe. We are glad to welcome four new members to our class this year. They are: Iean Bartlett, Marjorie Canfield, Maxine Rafferty and Lois Lundgren, who joined us in the order named. Ruth Stidd also became a member of our class. Late in October we received our class rings and pins, the arrival of which everyone had so patiently awaited. Some of the boys polished their class rings with mercury in the Laboratory. The rings looked very bright and shiny until the polish wore off, then they didn't look so good. Don't worry Iuniors! We live and learn but we are inclined to think at times that it's only the former. The Iunior class was well represented in the two sports, Basketball and Track. Carl Benson and Red Larson were a great asset to the Basketball team and appear very promising for next season. The former proved his ability as a guard as did the latter in the center and guard positions. Iunior boys also saw service on the Track Team. Iunior girls who played basketball are Ruth Nelson, Francena Malmrose, Doris Iohnson, Maxine Rafferty and Rosie Rich, They all received letters except Doris Iohnson. Carl Benson and Red Larson were each awarded a letter for their performances on the basketball court. We are all looking forward to next year which we hope will be as pleasant and satisfactory as our Iunior year has been. lt will be our last year in Mt. Iewett High School and with this thought in mind we hope to make it our best and most successful of all. Our class now numbers thirty-three members and everyone of us sincerely wishes to return next September to begin that final chapter of High School. The Class of '33 goes on! ' ff 4,g,,,,,. - ,1r:giii:eh'..............:: ffl? -QQ522. Twenty One 'AZ 'X 3 ' , Q V i I 1
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- ,-- -.. --. .1- -+---use-v',,.-,-Tv-'vv-..., . ..-w-'-- '--uv f'l I fl lg gl-T-I Q I'he 1932 Magic 1 an Junior' Cllniss Roll GERALD ANDERSON Typifying Tune -- I-Io Hum! Identification -- Always running around. LE ROY ANDERSON Typifying Tune -- Lonely and Blue. Identification -- With a hard-boiled look on his face. CARL BENSON Typifying Tune -- Your the One I Care For. Identification -- Looks like a football player. HARLAND DANIELSON Typifying Tune -- What is It? Identification -- His hair is parted in the middle. SAMUEL INGERSOLL Typifying Tune -- Too Late. Identification -- Wears a Blue Coat. ELMER LARSON Typifying Tune -- One More Kiss, Then Good-Nite. Identification -- Red hair and blue eyes, RUTH NELSON Typifying Tune -- Sweet and Lovely. Identification -- A very pleasant smile. FRANCES O'DONNELL Typifying Tune -- Somebody Loves Me. Identification -- A quiet, fstudious girl. THERESA O'DONNELL Typifying Tune -- In Perfect Harmony. Identification -- Always with Frances. ALMARION PETERSON Typifying Tune -- Three O'clock In the Morning. Identification -- Do you hear someone laughing? MABEL RATHBURNE Typifying Tune -- You Are False But I'll Forgive You. Identification -- Rolls her eyes. Twenty Three yfgjigxmuis I --'ff' ' ' 'ff'if: ' ' LT?-.. K fill' 'X 4 - 'X ' ' r l K' Alias-- jerry Alias-- Gust Alias-- Cala Alias-- Had Alias-- Sam Alias-- Red Alias-- Ruthie Alias-- Frannie Alias-- Trese Alias-- Al Alias!- Texas 1 1 1
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