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

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THE TAMARACK JANUARY, 1!) to HONOR AWARDS X + 8 SCHOLASTIC ' - ' Till! folio will} - n.-uiu ' ll senior As arc lo riTiivf tlu ' Sfhol.istic Honor Award. The four-year average iniist be A or J5. Following is the list in order of their averages : Doris Kline Ann Louise Williams Arlenne Yvonne Snyder Jose])hine Tollenaar Norma I ' .velyn Nelson Lilv Anderson Margaret Klaine Tliorsen I ' eggy Thomas Mary Jane Honey Helen Heavers Rosemary ' ylde ' ervl Keefer Carol Hrandt Irene Senja I ' ant .ar .Folin H. Johnson Phyllis Moad Eugene D. Aslibaek Joe H. Harris elva Jeanne I ' almiT SPECIAL For services within the school in some particular activity for which no re- nunieration or credit is given, such as the wide use of a special talent, out- standing achievement, leadershij) or effectiveness of service: Arthur William Hell — Student Activi- ties Carol Hraiult -dirls ' League Robert I). Hryan Student Activities Mary Marie Co . .ttli — dirls League Yvonne H. Creighton — (iirls ' League Arvod Doyle Crumpacker — Student Activities Evan Erlandson — Publications Sadie Foster — Student Activities and (iirls ' League .Fuanita ALiric (ioehring (iirls ' League Martha Orosvenor — (iirls ' Lea gue and Student Activities Arthur Haroldson — Student Activities and Publications ,lohn H. Johnson — Student Activities Roderick W. Jones. Jr. — Hoys ' Fed- eration and Hand Doris Klint Cirls ' League and Stu- dent .Vctivities Rose L•lrie Leone — (Jirls ' League and •School .Service ■illiam Orville Peniberton — Student iVcti vities Albert J. Richards, Jr. — Boys ' Fed- eration .losephine Tollenaar — (iirls ' League ,Iim K. Torney — Hoys ' Federation and Student Activities Charles Walters — Hoys ' Federation V ' irginia Lee Weipert — Student Activ- ities Rosemary Wylde — Publications [ 20 1

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THK TAMARACK JANUARY, 194 0 GOOD BYE, SENIORS X -t- YOU yomijj; pi-ojjlc lijivc hud so many slaiulards |)ut ht ' forc you in tlic last few years tliat now, as you graduate, many of you arc in honest doubt ;ihout imi)ortant issues. Tliese doubts have to do witii j)l;uininf - tlie future, more sclioollng. immediate work, one ' s |)iaei ' in iiouie and society; also varying stand- ards of lu ' altii, of conduct and morals, too. If attending and belonging here at X. C. lias caused you to tliitdi seriously and rationally ui)on tlicse matters, tlien school, so far, lias been decisively heli)ful. - who remain here and n ust now see you go ha e sought to have you get at importances — that which is im))or- tant to heallli, good morals and conduct, straight thinking and to ;i happiness that comes only through sharing with others. Things Ih-ne not always been ideal lierc, but life is not ideal very long at a time anywhere — tlic more reason then to look squarely at ideals. (lood bye and good luck! And remember, your interests are ours wherever you go. and we hope that ours will be yours also. F. (i. KENNEDY. [ 19 ]

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THE TAMARACK JANUARY. 19 iO CLASS OFFICERS Irene Pantzar Vice President i J p m 1940 Geraldine Tollenaar Secretary John Johnson Treasurer T. O. Ramsey Adviser Albert Richards Sergeant at Arms [ 21 ]