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' J HE TAMARACK Page twenly-eiglu NORTH CENTRAL FACULTY Fall, 1923 Fkkdkrick G. Kknnecdy a. h. horrall Miss Jessik C. Tyler Miss T hora Jackson Assistant Secretary L. C. Braoi ' ouii Miss Gracf, Bknf.fiki, Attendafice Clerk Miss Jkssik Giiisox Miss Nki.i.K W ilson Vocational Director Principal Vice Principal Secretary Boys ' Advisor Girls ' Advisor ENGLISH Miss Emma Clarke, Miss Alice M. Bcchtcl Miss L. C. Bradford Miss Miss Martha Bucl maii Miss Charles R. Caiiup Miss Miss Ruth Croiik Miss Miss Lucille Elliot Miss Miss Louisa Grche Miss Miss Margaret Hawkins Miss Miss Edith L. Hedden Miss Miss Jeiiietle Mallby Miss Lee A. Mevci Head Hazel Moore Florence R. Parish Louisa C. Patterson Evelyn A. Pickrcll lessic A. Powell Mahle A. Sammons Ruth E. Sawyer Xnna H. Sayre Inis Williams Ruth Winklev COMMERCLXL A. O. Strcitcr, Head P. M, Clemens H. L. Crisp Miss Anna E. Duffalo Miss Lillian Robinson E. H. Fearon Miss Nellie C. Stone Miss Martha W ' artinlice HOUSEHOLD ARTS Miss Carrie Hitchcock, Head Miss May C. Frank Miss Bessie Graham Miss Gladys Gallup Miss Agnes C. McHugh Miss I ' ansey OIney PHYSICAL TRAINING Miss Elsa Pinkham .1. esley Taylor Miss Carrie Brown W. Lloyd Williams Miss Josephine Williams Leon VVoodrow MANUAL ARTS M. C. Smith, Head Howard Russell J. A. Straughan BOOKROOM CUSTODIAN Miss Marian McLaren STUDY HALL Mrs. Clara Cowlev Mrs. Cornelia Manley LANGUAGES Miss Margaret Fehr, Head Miss Bertha Boehme Miss Anna E. Bryce Miss Bertha F. Comings Mi ' is Marv S. Evans Miss Helen McDouall Miss Jean R. McPhce Miss Helen M. Prince E. Salzmann Miss Violet Starkweather HISTORY T. O. Ramsey, Head Charles E. Canup .A. 1 .Collins Miss Catherine Bemiss Miss Mable Clayton lohn . . Shaw Miss Neva B Wiley M.A,THEMATICS W. W. Jones, Head Miss Helen M. Burnham Miss MaUle McCurdy J. O. Ecker Miss Ida A. Mosher Miss Edith L. Greenhurg Clyde Myers Miss . lva Read L. A. Doak Miss I.inda R. R. S. Sanborn SCIENCE W. C. Hawes, Head A. W. S. Enslow Mueller Carl F. Isaacson J. L. Sloanaker A. L. Smith LIBRARY Miss Lucile Fargo Miss Caroline F. Kapek Miss Loeta Johns PRINTING Ernest E. Green MUSIC C. Olin Rice FINE ARTS Miss Lillian Stowell, Head Miss Caroline M. Riker
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F(uje hi ' i ' iity-sci rii THE TAMARACK that were initialed last night are just return- ing home. A big story in a single line. October 16 — The freshman class represen- tatives are to meet in room 125. The parti- culars of the program are not available. We are sure they will be treated right by Miss Wilson. October 17— The Art club held a meetmg today. They decided to enter the Mentor Magazine Picture contest. Oclolier 18 — Walter McLain and Maybelie Luiten were successful candidates for the Amphion society. They will be admitted as soon as the appear in convocation and pre- sent their piano solos. October 19 — North Central ' s radio set was heard at the North Pole by the McMillan ex- pedition. We guess we can tell the world we ' re alive. October 20 — A change in the election system of the Boys ' Federation election is being per- fected. It will be referred to the council. October 20— North Central swindles the (lonzaga bull pups out of a victory. Don [ones, North Central captain, played his last game with North Central. He ended a very successful high school football career. October 22 — Albert Bigger has been ap- pointeil business manager of the operetta, Captain Crossbfines. Thelma McGinnis and Margaret Grimsrud will act as wardrobe mis- tresses. October 23— North Central Debate league is organized. Debates will be held every week. John Shaw will be debate coach. October 25 — Joe Greenough has been named manager of the pep carnival. Marcella Brain- ard will be his asssitant. October 26— North Central grid men met their first defeat at the hanrl of the Walla Walla men this afternoon. It was a good game for Walla Walla. October 29— Several students were deprived of library privileges by the president of the conduct l)oard, Robert Pritchard. October 30— Margaret Hodgins has been elected captain of the girls ' tennis team for next year. It was partially due to her ability to play tennis that North Central was able to defeat Lewis and Clark for the first time in history November 1 — Lawrence Davison and Helen Potter have been named commencement speakers. November 2 — Miss Elliot has announc -d the business staff of the class play. Abner Grims- rud will be manager. Max Glenn will be propertv manager. November 3— N orth Central played Yakima at Yakima . The team lo.st the game but they won ,1 different kind of a victory that night at a parly given by .some Yakima girls. Too much said already. Nov ember 5 — Girls organize class swimming teams. Katheryn Duerfeldt is captain of the seniors. Irene Smith will head the juniors, Margaret Walker leads the sophomore and Elizabeth Campbell is captain of the freshman. November 6 — Frances Gilbert has been named third commencement speaker by Prin- cipal G. Kennedy. November 7 — The senior class decides to leave the school a flag pole. It will be one of the highest in town and will cost the class about $3(X). November 8 — Jack (Juinn has been ap- l ointed basket ball manager by Coach Taylor. November 9— Nothing exciting happened to- dav so w-e will leave it out. November 10 — North Central goes down to def eat before the mighty men of Hillyard in a gridiron war. The Hillyardites resorted to railroad tactics and our men were at a loss. November 12— Armistice day, but it don ' t mean anything; we have to go to school all day. November 13— Semi-final tests start today. The melancholv attitude reigns supreme. November 15— The Girls ' League party, given in the gym, is full of good entertain- ment. The skit Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm was a great success. November 16 — Scriptorian club meets in room 210. The program is not known as yet. November 20— No news today. November 21— The date for the annual North Central-Lewis and Clark football game has been shifted to Thanksgiving. It was scheduled for Saturday, November 24, but as there was no game scheduled for Turkev day, it was decided to hold the tussle then. November 22— At a meeting of the Girl Reserves todav it was decided that the club would give Thanksgiving dinners to five poor families. November 23— The Camp Pire girls meet todav- to make preparations for their conces- sion in the pep carnival. November 26 -junior girls defeat the soph- (.mo ' e girls in the first of the interclass basket ball games. The playing was of stellar form and nobodv was hurt. November 27— Tiny Robinson was elected carnival queen. W ' e vvill wait until tomorrow and see how she acts. November 28— The l)iggest day in the school year. The annual pep carnival is in progress. Two big convocations have been given. The .school is full of pep and color. The alumni are with us in the observance of the first an- (Continued on pa( e 84)
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