Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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Usher Club The Usher Club has twenty-four members. The members of the faculty choose eight girls from each of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore sections. They must be not more than five feet four inches tall and have a pleasing personality. These girls must be capable of making the custo- mers of our theater feel that we really appreciate their patronage. Stage Force The stage force, under the direction of Mr. Gilbert, had charge of all scenery arrangements for the Junior and Senior plays, the Hi Jinx, and the Operetta. While each member of the force did his work well, the efforts of Toddy Gritch were particularly outstanding and deserving of Commendation. His artistic ability had much to do with the pleasing stage appearance noted at each production of the year. USHER CLUB Bottom Row: Caley, Jeans, Pinkey, G. Putnam, Voldt, Thorndike, Henderson, Rogers, Hoff Row 2: J. Scott, Macaulay, M. Johnson, Loverirlge, Ham, Gritch, Kroontje, Best, Schlauch, advise: Row 3: E. Dahl, E. Bruns, S. Mitchell, Dickey, M. Kale, Hopman, L. Gronier, Lehman STAGE FORCE Bottom Row: Gritcll, L. Haddox, Harkness, Mariolto Row 2: Gilbert, adviser, Iverson, E. Howell .Vizwfwln

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Orchestra Many occasions during this busy year found the orchestra ready With interesting and appropriate selections. All assemblies called for a repre- sentation of this group, the basketball games used its brass and tympanio selections, and the Good Will Touri' used various groups from the organization to enliven representative programs. Beacon Staff The Beacon Staff did a very fine job of collecting and printing news of work around the theater this year, and kept the stars well informed. ORCHESTRA Bottom Row: Lennart, Gilbert, Fulford, Johnson, J. Scott, Lehman, Thorndike, Lange, Gzites, L. Fulford, Barnard, Brockway Row 2: Matteoni, director, E. Howell, Houser, Niles, Olmsted, Wilson, K. Tollum, Wistoski, R. Porter, Metcalf, Sollinger Row 3: J. Anderson, Potter, Knutson, M. Jeans, Elwood, Breckenridge, Stithem, Valum, McMurry, Ham - Row 4: Tucker, Dameron, Meyer, Burns, E. Colling, Hoff, R. Jeans, M. Kale, G. Putnam BEACON STAFF Mclntyre, Dickey, Melhus, Pettigrew, Fulford, Knoll, Wilkins, Lunger, Ham, DeVisschcr, Miss Mengon, adviser Cnot in picture5 Eiyhifeli

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Junior Play Clarence,,' a three act comedy written by Booth Tarkington, was presented on December 13 by the Juniors under the supervision of Miss Nelson and Mr. Dickey. Mr. Wheeler fLeo Haddoxj hired Clarence Smith CJohn Petti- grewl who falls in love with Miss Pinney fMary Lou Kalej. Mrs. Wheeler fEtta Mae Lungerj and Hurbert Stem fTom Mitchellj compli- cated matters and the trouble of the two children Ueanette Ham and Charles Durrj furnished plenty of amusement. Senior Play It Pays to Advertise was presented April 17 by the Senior Class under the direction of Miss Schlauch and Mr. Beighle. Mr. Martin Uim Snitzlerj had made a fortune in soap, but in order to win a bet it is necessary to get his son fEugene DeVisscherJ to be a successful business man. It is all of no avail until Martin's secretary fLucille Grenierj steps in and then-does it work? And how! Ambrose Peale Uack Ruchtyj helps the work along by disclosing the fake Countess CPercola Kopej and writing advertisements that sell the soap. JUNIOR PLAY Lunger, Hoff, Ham, Durr, Pettigrew, Lange, Mitchell, Tibblcs, Haddox, Kale SENIOR PLAY Caley, Brooks, Norris, Ahrens, Snitzlcr, Ruchty, Grenier, DeYisschcr, Gates, Riley, Franzci T-zvrfnly