North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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THE NORTH CENTRAL NEWS Debate, Qrafory ana' Dramatzcs ORATORY Although faced by ercceptronal drffrcultres durrng the hrst portron of the ternr because of the enforced rnfluenza vacatron North Centrals forensrc and dramatrc stars have occupred therr usual prornrnent posrtron rn school affarrs The comrng semester wrth five platform ewents already lrned up promrses to be one of the busrest and most rnterestrng on record The frrst rmportant movement rn platform affarrs came wrth the announcement of the restoratron of the annual S A R Oratorrcal Contest whrch was rnstrtuted by the S A R socrety after a years absence from the school program because of the war The announcement met wrth a large turn out and rn the Frnals held rn convocatron Feb ruary I7 first place of I0 was awarded to a newcomer rn the ranks of oratory Rob ert Zrmmerman a member of the Freshman B class who spoke on The Influence of France on the War of the 'Xmerrcan Revolu tron Lawrence Seltzer won second prrze f S5 wrth rhe Relatron of George Ill to the Amerrcan Revolution The Franklrn Contest whrch was rnstr tuted last year wrll be held some trme rn the sprrng as well as a new forensrc affarr yet to be decrded upon A new departure rn oratorrcal affarrs wrll be the rntroductron of the class rn oratory whrch wrll study the forms of oratrons and the Irves of great orators and wrll prepare speeches on varrous subjects The class wrll meet under the drrectron of Lewrs A Hardrng coach rn oratory DECLAMATION Forensrc relatrons wrth Walla Walla whrch have proved so hrghly satrsfactory rn the past were renewed thrs year The Walla Walla declamatron contest wrll be held next term as usual as wrll the Walla Walla dual debate On Aprrl ll the North Central declama tron team wrll show rts mettle agarnst the one sent from Walla Walla to compete wrth t The three students who wrll represent North Central rn the three drvrsrons of the meet are Oratorrcal Del Cary Smrth Dramatrc Lucrle Swanson Humorous Leone Webber Not far rn the distance the vorces are callrng sepulchral vorces and we must heed But a resprte rs granted a short resprte that we may drspose of those manly mardenly chrldrsh and frrvolous attrrbutes and pos sessrons whrch we have great labor and expense our four years sojourn rn North Central We feel rt very necessary to do thrs for these are the possessions so coveted by hrgh school students that mean popularrty and fame not to mentron notorrety As the end rs drawrng near rt devolves upon us to has accumulated of effort durrng A SINGLE MAN Perhaps the most rmportant dramatrc cunt rn the past semester was the semr an nual class play A Srngle Man presented on Frrday evenrng Feb ZI proved one f the most popular class plays ever produced Because of the lr'lfL,f' prellrnlnary Sdle of trckets the comedy was presented a second nrght February 22 The play whrch was coach d by Mrss Marguerrte Motre was a rollrckrng comedy deprctrng the love affarrs of the 35 year old artrst Robrn Worthrngton rn the person f Wayne Hall Maggre Cottrell Vrrgrnra Ellrsf as the l8year old lover of Robrn nearly proved that drgnrtary s undorng and had rt not been for hrs frnal apprecratron of hrs secretary Mrss Heseltrne alras Gene xreve Moore and hrs engagement to her he MISS MARGUERITE MOTIE mrght have been hooked up to a person far too young and vrvacrous for hrs own per sonalrty The one real drsapporntment of the play came rn the farlure of the vamprre Lourse Parker who rs known rn school crrcles as Beatrrce Rolfe to make an rmpressron on the drgnrfled author ln the role of a young marrred couple Ruth Hubbell and Clrfford Saffle were at therr best and both appeared very natur ally srlly over 8 months old Mary Grace Class Will ten whrle we are yet of sound and drspos rng mrnd to make thrs our last wrll and testament To North Central we leave that jewel of all possessrons a sprrrt that always does never dres may rt keep her supreme rn the future as rt has rn the past We leave our hrstorrc old sessron room 305 to the Senior B s and hope they wrll be properly rnsprred by that glorrous and eter nal custodran Mr Ramsey We can only hope that the Senror B s get our seats rn con vocation arrrclr Wort rrrgton w o rr prrxrt e goes under the trtle of Annalee Rolrrnson and rs a nerce of Russell Drckson X role whrch requrred careful hrncllrng, was well played by Lelra Mason as Lady Cottrell the mother of Maggre Not oncc throughout the play drd Lady Cottrell for get the drgnrty whrch would beflt a 45 year old member of the Englrsh nobrlrty Xs a rollrckrng lrwely crrclc of young folks who played tennrs and rrng around the rosy to therr utmost and ended up wrth a thrrll rng battle of hot buns at the tea table Clrf ford Berry Veva Mrller Edrth Cavanaugh and Frances Premo could not be excelled Edna Hayhurst as Mrs Hrgson the housekeeper and Roena Macpherson t mard drd not lose a chance to drop or add an h rn true Englrsh style Influenza con tracted by Mrldred Frans but two days be fore the play was to be grven resulted rn the omrssron of the part of the nurse JAPANESE GIRL Possrbly slrghtly outsrde the realm of dra matrcs rs the apanese Crrrl North Cen tral s frrst manless operetta However e actron and settrng of the play are berng dr by lVlrss lVlotre rt partakes of the nature of the drama leads for the opera are O Hanu San Lucrle Hone O Krtu San Bertha Kel ler O rected 'lhe Kayo San lucrlle McCall Chaya Dora Twrnn Dorrs Layman Mrss Mrnerva Knowall Margaret enkrns The prrncrpals wrll be supported by chorus of 32 altos and sopranos If present plans mature the operetta wrll ll? Ijrfxgented on Aprll DEBATE Farlure to agree on terms wrth Lewrs and Clark and delays 1n decrdrng the Walla Walla dual debate questron left the school debate squad nearly a month behrnd therr usual schedule The Walla Walla questron was not d crded untrl the last week of February when The Constrtutron of the League of Na trons was settled upon The squad however had not been rdle for under the drrectron of Lowell C Bradford coach debates on varrous subjects were rn order rn the seventh perrod debate class rearly every day Owrng to the shortness of the next term here rs a strong possrbrlrty that the rnter lass debate serres wrll not be held Graduatron finds the squads hard at work wrth only a month more to prepare for the brg combats on Aprrl I8 rn Walla Walla and at North Central To the faculty every one of them we leave our heartfelt apprecratron for therr co operatron therr advrce and therr abrlrty to overlook our farlrngs and shortcomrngs To the dramatrc department we leave th careless genrus of that too lately drscoverecl matrnee rdol Wayne Hall We also leave to that department for use by future vrllans that brg black mustache that Clrfford Saffle wore rn the class play On thrs mournful occasron we also leave To ,lrm Hanrfen Toddles Rouse s terror of 8 l I ez ' h' , h 'r r f- lif Lis. - A Y , , . , 0 , , ' , 1 - . 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DEFEAT OF LEWIS AND CLARK OIN TURKEY DAY When the Turkey day game was t d t found the fans betting evtn money It was a good day but the ground was too slippery for open field work The for ing was through line plunge splltbxcks and a drop kick It was a great battle from start to finish dxscloslng an array of op play and line bucks by North Central wmle Lewis and Clark had to rely entirely upon line plunges for her lone touchdown It was a slrppery held and open play w har to put across Lewis and Qlark ad us outweighed I0 to IZ pounds to the man Open play was tried by North Central but the field slowed up the team and line buck were resorted to This style of play prmv d satxsfactor and the ball was carried to the ouse Lewls and Clark hclcl yn the third down It was on the extreme right of the field Rouse dropped back and called oi himself for a drop kick lr was a success the ball going squarely between the poss for the first three points of the game Lewls and Clark then marched the ball down the Field for a touchdown The score at the end of the first quarter was I. I and Clark 7 North Central 3 North Central marched the ball to Le vis and Clark s 20 yard line It was the fourth down A fake place kick was called T ball was passed to Rouse Hall made a fak kick Rouse made a forward pass to Lower behind the goal line Rouse kicked goal the score at the end of the half was North Central I0 Lewis and Clark 7 'Ihe second half opened with an exchange of punts Low recovered a punt on Lewis and Clarks 5yard lme On lme bucks Hall and Daniel took the ball to the one yard mark Woodrow was sent across for the tochdown on a cross buck Rouse failed to kick goal Score North Central I6 Lewis and Clark 7 'Ihe quarter ended without further scoring North Central recovered the ball 'again in this quarter on a fumble On two lon gains by Hall and one each by Woodrov and Daniel the ball was brought witmm striking distance Daniel was sent over for the last touchdown of the game Rou kicked goal Score at end of game North Central 23 Lewis and Clark 7 ALL STAR TEAM FOOTBALL When George Varnell picked his mythical all star city team he gave places to nine North Central men and two positions to Lewis and Clark Although there was but the on game because of the Hu Mr Varnell had no trouble in making his selections Wher North Central lacked in weight they made ur m experience and speed The Red and THE NORTH CENTRAL NEWS Kc 5 Black backfield was left intact for it wou cl have broken up a fast and smooth worlun set of backs to separate them Both Nor h Central ends were given regular berths on their ability to cover punts and to soear passes Todd Rouse was given the cap tanncy and the quarterback position The all star aggregatxon follows Low N C JI e Walthours L Chl t Weaver C J I g Grxeve N CD Pratt KN C rvme I t Lower Q Q ouse N Q a Daniel Nl C f Woodrow N C h NORTH CENTRAL WINS BASKET BALL SERIES In in exciting series North Central de fexted Lewis and Clark in the basket ball ntest for th ity high school champ1on games to decide First Game The first game was played in the Red and Black gymnasium It was hard fought throughout but North Central Finished with a nme point lead Second Game When the teams tangled the next tlme it was in the Lewis and Clark gym Like the first this was a real battle but Lewis and Clark had somewhat the superior team work and defeated us by a margin of seven points Third Came In our own gym the enemy defeated u by a margin of two points making the series 2 to I in favor of Lewis and Clark It was a speedy exhibition Fourth Game Between these two games our team had journeyed to Walla Walla where they had been defeated ln two rough games When they met Lewis and Clark ln the South Side gym they outplayed them throughout The game ended with North Central six points the better team The games now stood two each Fifth Game Before a packed house the better team won lt was in our camp and the whole team worked like a clock The final count was 22 I6 giving North Central the prlv nlege of going to Pullman for the basket ball tournament GIRLS BASKET BALL The gurls hawe organized and have taken great interest in the girls game of basket ball Class teams are organized and a r g ulai schedule is being played off Six play e are used on each tearr and rules differ ing considerably from the boys game are followed 'Ihe games have been close and enthusiasm has run hugh THE TRACK OUTLOOK FOR 19 The outlook for a good track season un der the supervision of Coach W Taylor xs very bright Although the coach is quite pessimistic ln his predictions the sure point winners give us some reason for looking for ward to a successful year in the clnder sport Wallace Burch star sprinter and high point man of last year both at Pullman and at the Stadium is the track captain Captain Burch like Mr Taylor is somewhat doubt ful of the years possibilities In the dashes there will be two responsible rren in Capt Burch and Ray Lower Burch took firsts last year and Lower followed across the tape In the pole vault and jumps there Strickler who does well with the pole while mg bar at a reasonable height The hurdles are taken care of by Saffle McDonald Lxndlahr and Stelnke The weight men are Irvine and Hxllxker Irvine heaves the shot and Hilliker hurls the discus In the distance runs there will be Prat Siripklns Williams and McDonald Hnlllker Strxckler and Andrus hurl the jaxelln Wrth the outside material that will come in there should be a great team ln the hell against North Centrals rnals TENNIS The tennis prospects are not too bright although there are several good prospects besides one letter man The nucleus of the at gregation which will be coached by L -X Borah will be Alex Bremner Bremner wil be a thxrd year man Alden McMaster y Williams and possibly some of the under class men will show up on the courts FOOTBALL 1919 'Ihe prospects for another gooi te'nn next year appear bright Although nearly the entire backfield will be lost by gradua tion there is good maternal ready to step in to the vacant places The same is true m the case of line positions which vt u b vacated The most promnsmg backfielcl rren are to be found Tubby Mclwasters Ernest Henry Peck and Cecil Chapman With these men and Woodrow a letter man a fast heady bunch of backs should be de veloped Ed Allen or Myron Hanley nc uld show form for Lows end and Lester Abey should be able to Gll Irvine s shoes it Tl I' tackle If Captain Crewe Lower Berxcn Pratt Abey Marten and Woodrow all return next fall the chances are good ltontmued on Page Vinej 7 f W ,fp I tl 'I-'I I I I ' 5 lx' - . 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Upon poor Elwm Danxel we humbly b the glrs e sur ly nee s some cuunter tmp, lnflu n lvlaurlu Xnnots caustic ton ue to aul C ou hlm Ir lnlglit strengthen the dear llttle I S L lfdl. We wlll xnd bequeath to Vance Eastland Mlnam Stephenss volce tc Myron Hanley Wxlllam Ross s rosy blush t oseph T wxnkel we leave Francls Iremos ablllty to gather news to Wallace Burch Ednth Cav xnaugh s self satlsfactxon We leave all rules and regulatlons of the ca of March I9I9 to the library oar th xt they may hereafter govern to their t most seventy 'I hrough sympathy we dlrect that Pnnkey Hopper s abnllty to become engaged he bequeathed to Mr Harding To our lnsplrmg young frxends Yera Bal four and Elllot Tarbell we leave our beautl ful and lmagmatxve practtcal abtllty hoptng that the verse column may forever be filled To all our fellow students we w1II and bequeath a hearty welcome wlth a spnrlt of good fellowshlp xnd undymg good wlll to be glven to the boys returning to school after servxng thexr country To C-race acobson we leave Alden 'VI Master as a present from Cenevleve Moore To Wallace Burch we leave a framed plc ture of the openxng scene of A Smgle Man We refram from comment To Beryl Wxllxams we bequeath Ruth Hubbells store of cold reserve lNot that she needs It Upon Bertha Keller we bestow Clntforl Berry s playfulness and coquettnshness Th 3 mxght make her less masculme To Mr Strleter we le uve I orna Rel ms n extenslve knowledge of shorthxnd for use 1n teachmg Fred Hxllxker Fritz knows more about shorthand than Mr Strreter you know stow just a Ilttle blt f Sarah ohnson s abnlxty to make credlts We do hope the poor fellow finlshes hlgh school before he bald headed luke Todd Rouse Percy Lows baby stare we respectful ly bequeath to Dons Layman We thunk xt IS ever so much better than her own Harold Lmneys sound busmess sagacxty we leave to Bob lrvme that he may ru 1 the Boys Federat1on wlth less frxctxon III he future To Myrtle Hurst we leave Bee Rolfe--1 black sllk hose wlth the whlte arrows so that she may have more success ln the future IH vampxng the boys 1n the study hall We leave a vote of thanks to the fellow who stole Mr Collins joke book Mr C has actually had to hunt up some new jokes On Earl Sxmpkms we bestow Toddler Rouses freckles They will cover up part of his face And lastly and most sorrowfully thc Class of anuary I9 leave North Central In Wxtness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal thxs I3th day of March rn the year of our Lord mneteen hundred and nxneteen CLASS OF JANUARY I9 The foregoing xnstrument was at the date thereof by the sand Class of anuary I9 signed sealed and publxshed and de clared by her to be her last wlll and testa ment xn the presence of us who at her re quest ln her presence and ln the presence of each other have subscrlbed our names as witnesses thereof KATHERINE OLIVER W H GODEFROY THE NORTH CENTRAL NEWS A THLETICS Continued CLUB OFFICERS BASKET BALL 1919 en the S III r X clxss goes out March and the Senlor B class ln une thev will take with them three basket ball stars low goes with the March class and ll llnker nd lrvme wxll become college rn rxal n une Thls leaves Woodrow and I-Ianley f the regulars wxth Max Leslie and Ed Xllen as strong contenders for regular berths ne xear Other players who have been out ll season and wxll be out next year are Lower ack Davls and Ward Parker The pro pccts are brlght for a speedy aggre auon next year ewen thou h three g od xl v wxll not return FOOTBALL 1918 Though the football season was gre rlf shortened by the mfluenza epldemxc 'Nm vh Central captured the clty champmnsfp Outside games were xmpossnble t gt cause of the dxsbandmg f most sclool squads Coach Moyer had scheduled a home game wxth Walla Walla and a trip to Pullman for h1s huskxes Practrce was contmued throughout the epldemxc wnth a fair slzed strung of men Xn lcea may be obtamed of the strer tl anl s ormg abllnty of the team from the JULI KN ROUSE fact that North Central defeated Conza Umxersxty ln three games Only once the S A T C team able to score on the lxghter but speedy Red and Black team 'lhls year found Coach Moyer wxth a wealth of experlenced materlal H had seven letter men who had earned thexr let ters from one to three years The letter men were Wayne Hall Leon Woodrow Todd Rouse captann B1llGneve Elwm Danxel Bob lrvme and Perk Low The new men to make the coveted emblem were Ray Lower Al Pratt Harold B rven 'Xhlt Marten and Lester Abey The backh ld was lntact from the year preuous and worked like a clock CAPTAIN ELECT GRIEVE The passlng of the old football season brings a new football captain Brll Crnexe was unanlmously elected by the I8 letter men to succeed Todd Rcuse as lead r on the grldxron Bnll plays center cl power of strength ln the lme on J th de fense and offense He rs bxg and rangy and a good leader Thus wxll make hrs lh rd year on the team and w1lI be his last cha ace to help North Central on the grld C arts Sharp K therln So ns Lucille Swanson Bob lrvme Leon Woodrow M XSQCE Presxdent Recordmng, Secretary Corresponding Secretary CRL, B STREET Donald Rule Vnce Presxdent TTPAQUTPT Presxdent a k Do d N lce President Emory Marks Recordmg Secretary Robert Mosher C orrespondnng Maurice Ahlquxst Tom Reed Iva Dunbolten Eunrce Duncan Bernxce anes Rachel Davxs Allce Graham IXODAIK. SP ANISH Secretary Treasurer Presldent Secretary Reporter Presrdent V :ce Presxdent Secretary Carrol Peterson Tfeasufff Lorln Markham Repfntef WAR CHRONICI ERS Irrom Old berman Club Pauline johnson Dorothy I'arr Avns Campbell Ernest Stahlberg Allan Perry Merle Roots LUCIIIC HOHC GLEE I Presxdent ree President Secretary I reasurer Custodlan Stenograph r President Treasurer Lucllle McCall Secretary and LATIN or S P Q R Armand Nelso Vxce President Secretary Dor thy Cartwrxght Dclnur Rouble Correspondlng Secretary Treasurer oe lewmkel Dan Meltord Sargeant at Arms MATHEMAT IL S Harold Llnney Pfesldent Edxth Cavanaugh Vxce Presxdent Lorln Markham Grace acobson Katherme Arps Bessne Curtis Nera Balfour Margaret Ellxs Frances Premo ART COMMERCIAL Wlllxam Codefroy Secretary Treasurer Reporter President Vxce President Secreta ry Treasurer Presxdent Helen Mxller Vice Presxdent Gladys Ammerman Nancy Taylor Eugene Elmqurst Secretary Treasurer Reporter VOX PUELLARUM Ruth Hubbell Presndent Veva Miller V106 PICSICIBII' osephlne Wllllams Geraldine Moore Secretary Treasurer Secretary Rachel Davxs Corresponding CHEMISTRY Mlldred Frans President Wxllxam Grleve Vxce Presndent Gladys Rlek SCCYCKHTY Charles Hopper TICBSUYCY Edna Hayhurst Reporter SPHINX Wxllxam Godefroy PICSICICHI Lawrence Seltzer Vlce Presrdent oseph Tewmkel Secretary Treasurer FRENCH or SANS SOUCI Louxse Walker President Florence Laxr Vrce Presnclent Matilda Baker Secretary Helen Barkhoff Treasurer Helen Brown Correspondmg Secretary ENGINEERING Mr Rhodes Faculty Director Roy Pence Presxdent Harry Ebblewhlte Vice Presndent 9 , Y- I . 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