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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1943 volume:

The Tamarack Published by The Graduating Classes 1943 |ORTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Spokane, Washington OUR BOYS r Our boys ! Today in cap and gown, You sing your songs and say goodby. Come dawn, and you in khaki brown Beneath the flag go marching by. iw dire the need, how great the task, 1 ' liat snatches you from books and play avejpnes, you scarcely pause to ask, leads high, eves front, you march away —Frederic C. Kennedy OUR SERVICE HONOR ROLL These persons have entered the armed services of the United States. The roster includes under- graduates, alumni and members of the faculty. It is only as complete as th« information gathered at the time of publication would permit. Aasal, George Aasal, Glenn Aasal, J ack Achre, Arthur Preston Adams, Claude Adams, Robert Ailor, Eddie Albright, Ralph Alexander, Sidney Alfano, Henry Allen, Gordon Allen, John Allen, Gordon Kenneth Allen, K. Allen, Kenneth Alio way, Clarence Altmeyer, Roscoe Anderson, Charles Anderson, Ernest Anderson, George Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Henry Leonora Anderson, Vernon Angell, Lawrence Anker, Walter Anstadt, Richard Appel, Phyllis Ann field, William Armstrong, Bob Armstrong, Craig Armstrong, Dick Armstrong, James Armstrong, Robert F. Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, W. Robert Ashley, Harry Aubrey, Jim Avey, Floyd Avey, Fred Bacheller, Lewis Backlund, Fred Baertsch, Richard Bafaro, Lewi« Bailey, Elton Baker, Georgt Baker, Gerald Baldwin, Paul Ballantyne, Glenn Ballard, Richard Bankson, Norman Bankson, Roger Borden. Edwin Bare. Bob Barnes, Bill Barnes. Ward (Dick) ' Barnhart. Othar Barton. Robert Bean, Myrle Beaudette, Rodney Bech, Jack Karl Becker, William Reckmann, Harold Beekman, Charles Bell, Robert Lowell Beller, Kenneth Remrnt, Kenyon T. Bendix. Richard Bendix, Joseph Lesley Benner, Pete Bennet, Bill J. Renshoof. Stuart Berg. Rolland Rergholm, Keith Spencer Berglund, Rov Bertram. Wade E (Gene) Rest. Wayne Biallis, Frank Biallis, Tom Bickf.ird. Ralph Birchill. Jack Rlair, Birnev Blair, Mintford Blomgren, Leo Bloom, Barbara Bloom, Jack Missing in action. Bogart, Don Bogart, Walter Bolz, Reamer Boomer, Walter Boon, Jack Richard Bottjer, Donald Bowerman, Louis Bowman, William A. Boyce, Edward Boyce, Fred E. Boyce, James W. Boyd, Donald H. Boyd, Hube rt Boynton, Gene Sanford Braden, Beverly Bradford, Dorothy Bradshaw, Rudy Levere Brenner, Robert Bresgal, Bob Brey, Robert Brooks, Robert Brooks, Marcus W . Brown, Brooks Brown, LaVerne Bruce, Forbes M. Brunton, Alvin Brunton, I t-.tn Brunton, J.lovd Brunton, Nofand Brusseau, Lloyd Brusseau, Roy Brusseau, Warren Buckley, Archie Bullis, Merle Bullis, Glenn Bullis, Stanley Burchett, Corvan Burger, Frank Burk, Frederick W. Burnett, Ernest Btirson, Frank Butchart, Stanley Buxton, Kentworth F. Byers, Robert A. Bycrs, William E. Byrnes, Raymond Byrnes, Richar l Calkins, Homer Calkins, Lowell W. Calkins, Nathan Lloyd Campbell, Donald Campbell, Howard Eugene Carey, Jack Carey, Robert H. Carey, William E. Carlson, Del Carlson, Werner Carpenter, Sheldon Carrico, George W. Carson, Gale Carter, Elwood Carter, Joseph Francis Caruso, George Caruso, John Carver, C. Norman Case, Matt Castle, Everett Castle, Maurice Chance, George Chandler, Art Chapman, Gordon F. Chapman, Harold Chapman, Walter I . Chapman. Robert L- Charlo, Pete Chatterton, David Chatterton. Robert W. Chick, Walter W. Chipman. Clarence Chitty, Howard Clark. Robert Fred Clemons, Glenn Clifton. Wesley C Cockburn. Colin P. Coffeen. Ray Coffman, Irving Colang, Armand Colang, Floyd Colang, Frank Colburn, N orris H. Colburn, Stanley Compton, Jack Compton, James Thomas Connors, Donald Contos, Aleck Contos, Gust Angelo Contos, Sammy Converse, Robert J. Cook, Robert Cool, Lauren T. Coombs, James M. Cork, Robert Donovan Correll, Francis Correll, Louis Correll, Thomas F. Cosby, Howard Robert Cosby, Irl Ray, Jr. Cosby, Leslie •Courtright, Ben Courtright, Bruce Courtright, Don Couey, Neal Bruce Cozzetto, Jim A. Cozzetto, Orest Craig, Leon R. Cramer, Douglas S. Creel, Wilfred Ray Cress, Stanley G. Cress, Virgil Crow, Lester Crowder, Jack Crowe, LeRoy Crowe, Robert Cummings, Bruce Cunningham, James Dahlen, Norman Dahlgren, Max Danforth. Jack G. Danforth, Robert Daniel, Elwyn Darden, David Ardell Dashiell, Clarence D ' Assisi, Lawrence Davenport, William Thompson Davis, Edward Davis, George A. Davis, Lee A. Davis, Robert Davis, Sterling Charles Deal, Glenn Smart Deal, Volney Deavitt. Richard Delbridge, Chester A. Delsman, Bernard Demick, Robert Denson. Charles W. De Pender, Norman DeRoshia, Garland DesVoignes, Calvin DesVoignes, Clair Delvin, John P. Dicus, Lawrence A. Dietz. Andrew Dittebrandt, Catherine Harker Dittmer. Robert Dodd, J. ( ' .. Donoian, Dan Donoian. Howard Doty, Charles Dot v. Charles M Drollinger. Harley Lee Drollinger, Lynn Howard Drechsel. Laverne Duffy. Bernard Duke, Rarry Dullanty, John Patrick Dunphy, Dick Dunphy, John Dunphy, Marvin Dunton, Cline Dunton, Ford Dunton, Rov Eby, Harold Ebv, Roger Eckstrom, Leonard Effertz, William £. Ek, Bruce Ekins, James Stark Elfbrandt, Kenneth . W. Ellis, Lester Ellison, Wallace EHman, George Elsea, Betty Emch, Norman Emerson, Robert Emerson, William J . Endslow, Donald Engdahl, Lincoln Engstrom, Melvin Engstrom, Sidney Engstrom, Stanley Ennis, Richard J . Erickson, Carl V. Erickson, Glenn Erlandson, Jack Erley, Robert Evans, Lewis N. Evans, Lloyd William Evans, Ray C. Evers, Wilmer E. •Fallis, Robert Faraca, Orlando Faraca, Renard Farnam, Percy Farns worth, Oscar Wagner Farrington, Bill Fay, R. H. Ferg, Charles Frederick- Ferris, Albert Ferris, Franklin Fink, Norma Lee Finklcson, Donald Fredric Finley, Kenneth Finrow, J ack Flathers, Richard Flower, Chester R. Foote, Edwin Fournier, George Park Foster, Luther Francis, Robert L- Franke, Arthur H. Fraser, Chester George Fraser, Robert Lee Frazier, Jack Freeman, Donald Thomas Freeman. Reginald Francis Fricke, Thomas Frieske, Walter Frisbie, Charles Fritz, Marvin Frost, Frank Frost, John Parrish Fruin, Ralph Fruin, Stanley Fry. Dick Furr, Hugh Fuson, Ira Fyhrie, Dik Bacon Fyhrie, Linn Galey, Robert Gallowav, Max Garlough, Donna Gasman. Erling Gau, Clifford Gau, George Edward Gay. Harold Dean Gazette, Betty fane Gerlach, Robert Gerlinger, Dick Giakovmis, George Gibhs, Clyde Gibbs, George Gibson, Jim R. Gilbertson, Arnold Gilleland, Earl Gillies, Clyde Gilmore, Clark Gist, Clarke Glass, Johnnie Bill Gleason, Robert viicuii, i limp Glenn, Rodney Goettel, Fred A. Goffinet, Edward Goffinet, Fred Gold, Robert I, Gomness, John Goodsell, Ralph Gordon, James A., Jr. Graham, Jennings Heber (Jinx) Greene, Carl Greene, Walter Greenwood, W. Eugene Griffith, Donald W. Griffith, Floyd Griffith, Gordon Grimmer, Robert H. Grimsrud, Howard A. Grobe, David Grobe, Lloyd Gunn, George A. Gunn, Jack Guthrie, Wayne Hackett, John Roderick Martin Haggin, Douglas Hagle, John Edward Hagle, Glenn Haight, Frank Hall, Ted C. Halstead, Harold A., Jr. Halquist, Rov Halverson, Kenneth Hanes, Alvin Patrick Hann. Bob Hansen, Harold Hansen, Robert R. Hanson, Robert E. Harper, Neil Gordon Harris, Lester William Hart, Gale Hartley, Gerald Stone Hartman, William W. Hartnett, James Hartnett, Kenneth li. Harvey, William Hashagen, Dick ' Hashagen, Wayne Hatch, Elton Havens, Charles Havens, Daniel Havens, Donald C. Hawley, Jim Hayden, George Hayes, Dick Hayes, Ernest P. Hayes, George Heir good. Kenneth Helling, Harry Hempleman, Roger Hempleman, E. Wayne Henderson, Roy Henderson, Everett Hendricks, Carl Hendricks, Kenneth Hendricks, Robert Kenning, Donald F. Henning, Edwin A. Henry, William M. Page five OUR SERVICE HONOR ROLL — Continued it it $c ft Herman, ly Horton I Lerman, Jack K. 11. i in. ui. Tom Herman, John Robert Herrington, William Higgins, Bob T. Hillmer, Garrold Hines, Kenneth C. H in ton. Jack Hipperson, Roy Hix, Robert K. Hodges, Roy S. Hodin, Lee A. I [octlCS, Fred Hoc sly, Robert Jerry Hoesley, Wendell Hofcr, Curl J. Hoffman, Floyd Hoffman, John Anthony Holmes. Hugh Hoi , Robert Honshell, Kdith Hopkins, Wayne Houck, William Houehin, Carl Houghton, Gilbert Houser, Robert Howard, Clarence Howard, Dale Howard, Oliver W. Howe, LeRoy Howe, Raymond Howey, Arden Howley, Robert Hubbell, Monroe Harmon Huffman, Harry Hughes, Harold Hughes, William Hulbert, Robert Hulett, Wesley, J. Hunt, George Hunt, Eunice Mildred I ngram, Dale Jackson, Paul Jacob , Herbert 1.. J acobsen. George R. Jarvis, Fre l Jemison, George Jemison, Richard Johnson, Carl John J ohnson. Glen Johnson, Herbert J ohn J ohnson, Orin Louis Johnson, Oscar L- J ohnson, Ray Johnson, Robert ohnson, Robert N. ones, Carl Jones, Donald Jones, Francis ones, Gordon ones, Kenneth R. ones, Roderick W., Jr. Jones, Roy Jones, Warren E. Jones, Worth Jorges, Donald K. Jorges, William H. Jungers, Clifford (Pete) Kapek, John F ' isken Kapek, Louis Hamilton Kasper, Alfred K. Kasper, Edward R- D. Kaufman, Robert Keller, Raymond Kelly, Richard Kenna, James Kennedy, W. Marvin Kennedy, Ronald F. Kent, Melvin Dean Key, Jack Kicnholz, Donald Kilgore, William D. Kimball, Gerald H. Missing in action. Kinard, Kenneth Kinard, Lyman Kinard. William Kincaid, James F . King, Norman Clyne Kirk, Bob Kirkendorfer, Donald Klise, Cecil F. Klise, Kenneth Russell Knapp, Richard W. Knouse, John G., Jr. Koefod, Douglas Kolbet, Edward Charles Koon, James Mack Kopet, Donald Kragelund, Carl Kran ush, William Kreager, Raymond Kroetch, Thomas Kruger, Cecil Kunsch, Maurice W. LaBollc, Duwane Lacey, Wendell Lake, William Scott Lamb, Bruce K. Lamb, Roy Lamberson, Harold I.ang, Lowell Langill, George Lanphear, Howard Larkin, Jerry- Larson, Lamoyne La Rue, Tames Edward Latta, Karl Jack Laughbon, Ladd D. LeDuc, Clayton H. Lee, Jack l,ee, Richard Lee, Will W. LeGrant. Eugene Lentz, Richard H. Leonard, Donald Douglas Leone, Anthony M. Leone, Charles Leslie, E. John Leslie, Max Lewis, Charles William Lewis, Jack P. R. Lewison, Vance Libby, Ruthven Linden, Victor Lindvall, KoiIk ' i Ltssy, Irvin Little, Robert L. Lobdell, Charles Longfellow, Robert M. Longly, Donald Jack Lorenzi, Robert Orville Lotzenhiser, George William Low, Harvey I ,ow, Robert Lowell, James Robert Luck, Harold Lund, Herbert W. Lund, Ralph Lundgren, Harold Luster. Harold William Lyman, Jack Ward Lyon, Archibald Mc Alister, Donald C. McAlpin, Don Mc Bride, Jack Mc Broom, James T. McCarthy, Earl McCartney, Robert J-. Jr. Rfc lary. ( hai les McClure. Edward Karl McDonald, Norm McEachran, Jack McFarland, Arlo Lovel McGinnis, Carl OdcUrath, Claude Mciutire, Bud McKee, Guy McKibbin, Roger McKinney, Lee McKnight, Everett Mc Knight, Vernon McLeod, Andrew L- McLeod, Don Vernon Mclaughlin, William Mc Lucas, Frederick McNew, Howard McNuelty, John Mae Donald, Freeman Mat kot ' f, Charles 11. MacPherson, Donald MacPherson, Donald B. Maguey, Ralph Mahoney, Wallace Malmoe, Kenneth N. Malmoe, Melvin Manos, Alexander Manos, Harold Manskey, Arnold August, Jr. Markle, Clayton Floyd Marlow, Gail Marlow, Jack Marsh, Fred Martin, Don H. M assit- , Atvin Robert Mattausch, Keith L. Bdatteson, Robert F,. Maurer, Warren la u-ll. Jack W. Maycumber, Guy Mayer, Gordon James Mayther, Robert Meenach, Delmar Lewis Meenach, Tom J . Jr. Melson, William Mengel, John Nickolas Mennet, Earl F Meredith, Don Meredith, Robert Gordon Meredith, Willard K. Mering, Tom Merrick, John Merrick, Matthew Merritnan, Austin Merriman, Howard Earl Meyer, William Michaels, Paul Stanley Miller Donald Robert Miller, George R. M innick, Kenneth Arthur Minor, Floyd Minor, J ames Mitchell, H. Hugh Mitchell, Lawrance .1 - Modeland, Robert Moffet, Richard Mobr, Robert Mollenhauer, Jerry E. Mondou, Glenn Richard Mondoux, Eugene Mondoux, Theodore Claude Monroe, Gerald Mooney, Richard L. Moore, F ' rank Lester Morby, Ray- Morgan, Darwin Morgan, Donald Q. Morgan, Gale E. Morgan, Morgan A., Jr. Morgen thaler, Ralph Morris, Bob Morris, J ftclt M orris, Steven W. Morrison, Robert Morse, Daniel Morse, Ray M. Moss, Ivan Theodore Moylon, l dward Muller, Daniel John Monro, Gordon W. Muustedt, Donald Arthu r Murray, Kugene Myers, Albert W. Natwick, Leo Neff, John Roy Wis, Raymond Victor Nelson Arthur L- Nelson, Charles Leonard Nelson, John Walford Nelson, Marguerite Nelson, Ralph L. Neuman, Neal Henry Nevdahl, Anfin Theodore Nevers, Richard Anthony Nevers, Robert Nichols, Floyd Willard Nichols, Roy Bert Nord, Edgar Novak, Prank Michaels, Paul Stanley Odell, Orville ( hland, Vernon Willard Olberg, Fred Olsen, Richard Olson, Dick B. Olson, Robert H. O ' Neal, Sam Osso, Kenneth Owen, Harold R. Owen, Robert William Oxreider, Bill Pacello, John Joseph Pacello, Rolancf A. Pachernegg, Arthur H. Padelford, Fred Page, Harold Alfred Palmer, Harold Palmer, Paul W. Parmley, Keith Parmlcy, Ross Parsons, Albert Partch, Delmar Patrick, Delbert J. Patrick, Ira Peak, John Pearce, David Pearce, Howard Pearson, Donald Pearson, Francis W. Pearson, Toe Pearson, Nick Pearson, Win ton O. Perry, Elizabeth Jane Penning, Robert Edward Penny, Bruce K. Peone, FVemont Perdue, Joseph Perrin, Keith Renald Peterson, Lawrence E. Peterson, Leroy M. Petty. Cecil M. Phillabaum, Donald Philley. George Phillips, Michael Phillips, Vernon Phillipson, John Phillipson, Wallace Picket, Claire Albert Pickell, Milton Gale Pierce, Harry Pike, Robert D. Pilak, James Piper, Sidney Pitcher, Glenn Pleiss, Richard Porta, Frank Eugene Powell, Edgar Delljeit Pradella, Sherill Prior, Neil W. Prise, Manuel Arvin Pugh, Jack Pugh, Tom Quirt, William C. Radkey, Ray Ranuey, Raymond Rashkov, Morris Ray, George (J ack) Reames, Howard Recor, Clair Reckord, Harlcy Rector, Kenneth Rector, Rodney Regan, Harold Reichow, Kenneth Reim, Paul Rencehausen, Howard Ressa, Bert B. Ressa, Orland Ressa, Bartholomew Ressa, Tony Rice, Robert U. Richards, Albert Richards, Robert Richardson, Donald Richmond, Clyde Richter, George Norman Richter, Paul H. Rider, Arthur Rider, Robert Ridgway, George Robinson, William, Dr. Rogers, l dward Rogers, Fred Rogers, Harry Rogers, Jack Rogers, Thomas Rose, Ralph Rosenau, Ernest 1 1 . Rosenlund, Jack Ross, Charles Ross, Robert Rost. Ray C. Rowland, George Gordon Rowland, Gordon G. Rude, Robert Rudolph Rummer, Leslie William Runje, Frank J. Sacco, fc)rnest Sacco, Orest J. Sacco, Ralph Sacco, Silvio Sage, Jerome M. Sander, George M. Sanford, Gerry Sanford, Kirk Sandham, Lloyd Sands, Charles Sands, Charles W. Savage, James Savage, Robert Schinxel, Bob Schultz, Melvin Schultz, Raymond Schutte, Jack Scott, George Scott, Kenneth Scott, Wesley Andrew Scriven, Jack Sells, Ralph Seigle, Irving Shaw, Bob Smith, Kenneth Sheeks, Robert Bruce Sherwin, Glen (Continued on page 114) i Page six Page seven TAMARACK EDITORIAL STAFF HUM tOT In Chief, Barbara Slorah : Associate Editors, Carolyn Nelson, Consuella DeBould. Fred Peter- son ; Senior Class Editors, Ellen Tharp. Helen Nygaard; Organizations, Marie Moylan ; Publications Ad- viser, Miss Mary McKenna; Will and Prophecy, Dorothy Wadsworth, Bob Fraser; Classes, Virginia Abey : Sports, Oayle Nelson. John Mele, Betty Chapman, Harold Ivindberg, Marilyn Taber. Page eight TAMARACK BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Garth Young: Advertising Managers, Mary Jarvis, Betty Gail Klser; Business Ad- viser, Bryson L. Jaynes; Advertising Solicitors, Joy Davis, Hay Bloom, Peggy Leach, Vernon Benschoof. Jack Hden: Cartoons, Peggy Cromer: Photography, Harold Remington, Alfred B. Butler (Faculty Ad- viser): Art Ndltor, Betty Marks: Art Staff. C.wen Heydon. Dorothy Groom, Miss Kthel Ashley (Faculty Adviser.) Pane nine F. Ci. Kennedy, Principal ADMINISTRATION Page ten Mrs. Margaret Trout Miss Helen Huneke W. C. Hawes Kir«t Kow: Miss Margaret Haw-lings. Miss ( ' .race Campbell. Miss Emma K. Clarke. Miss Helen Cleveland Miss Klcannr Peterson, Miss Jessie A. Powell. Second Row: Mrs. Klorcnec Parish. Miss Jeanette M 1 1 1 1 Miss Christine McKae. Bryson L. Jaynes, Miss Nellie Catton. Mrs. Grace Douglas Leonard, Miss Marv McKenna. FACULTY Kir«l Kow: A. W. S. Kndslow. Robert F. Barnard. A. L. Smith. K. A. Baldwin. A. B. Butler. J. I, Sloan- aker. Second Kow: Paul Neuman. J. O. Kcker, Miss Wilhelmlne Timm, Mrs. Alma Griffith, lirnest L.. Hix, P. H. Nygaard. Vagc eleven First |{  : Miss Helen M. Prince, Miss Bertha Boehme. Miss Muriel Allison, Miss Frances Theis, Miss Mary Evans, Miss Neva R Wiley. Second Row: Charles R. Randall, Archie Buckley, T. O. Ramsey. C. A. Chandler, J. Walter Williams. Corrnh Mm Kills. L. C. Bradford. Miss Isabel IfcElwee. Second Row: Guv O. Barnes Miss Vosley Taylor. Pane thirteen A. B. Butler experiments with cathode ray oscllllscope, new war time weapon. SCHOOLS AT WAR A. L,. Smith teaching the uses of new radio devices, now a vital part of the war effort. Page fourteen JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS JACK R °SS EUDOBA GUNDRY President Vice President T. (). RAMSEY Adviser PRISCILLA HAROLDSON HAROLD HALSfEAD Secretary Treasurer Page seventeen Abbey, Beverly Adams, Donald Social Studies, Foreign Social Studies Languages I.i-anue Honor Roll 5 times News Ad Staff 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Big Cousin 2, 3 News Rep. 1, 3 Bon in, Lucille Pauline Science, Home EcO ' notnics Vox Pucllarum 3, 4 Scriptorians 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2 League Honor Roll 7 times Office Monitor 4 League Rep. 2 News Rep. 2 Senior A Honor Roll Brandt, Rorert William Mahematics, Science Track 3, 4 A. S. C. 3, 4 Fed. Rep. 4 News Rep. 3 Football 2. 3 N. C. Hi Y 4 Boon, Judith Social Studies Senior Counselor Senior Dramatics Senior A Honor Slip Collector Burke, Kleanor Lorrai ne Commercial League Rep 4 School Service 4 Roll Brown, Leona Home Economics Color Girls 1, 2 May Pageant 1 League Rep. 1 Library 2, 3 Big Cousin 2, 3 Buvanovich, Mark P. Social Studies Fed. Rep. 4 Carlson, Stanley Krvin Mahematics, Science Fire Squad 2 Intra mural Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Carpy, Patricia Sue Commercial, Social Studies Doll Shop 4 Operetta 2 Big Cousin 2 League Rep. 2 News Staff 3 Vox Pucllarum 2, 3 League Honor Roll 2 times Slip Collector 2, 3 Clark, Charlotte Ann Clark, Mona Science, Foreign Languages A. S. C. 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Library Conduct Chm. Color Girls 2 Scriptorians 2, 3 League Honor Roll 6 times Senior A Honor Roll Commercial Color Girls 1, 2 Ad Staff Library Monitor League Honor Roll 5 times Beck, Lois Jean Foreign Languages Senior Counselor Color Girls 1, 2 Tamarack Rep. 3 Library Rep. 4 Spring Pageant 1 Bowler, Richard William Mathematics, Science News Rep. 3, 4 Burchett, Corvan Social Studies Senior A Yell Leader N. C. Hi-Y 4 Fed. Rep. 2, 3 Ad Staff 3 News Rep. 2 Cannata, Frank Robert Math, Science Ground Squad Christen, Lorene Mathematics COMPTON, KATHRYN Home Economies Red Feathers 3, 4 Vox Puellarum 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 4 Operetta 4 News Ad Staff 4 Tamarack Ad Staff 4 League Rep. 4 eighteen Coolbaugii, Vernon L. Science Grounds Squad 2, Lieut. Golf 4 Davenport, F.velyn Viola Mathematics Doll Shop 4 Operetta 3, 4 Latin Club Girl Reserves League Honor Roll Music Chm. Gym Dept. 3 CoSTELLO, BETTE Social Studies League Honor Roll 6 times All-Activity Letter 3 Roll Checker 2, 3, 4 Ad Staff 4 Girl Reserves 2 Big Cousin 2, 3, 4 Slip Collector 3, 4 Library Monitor 2 Gym Monitor 4 Davenport, William Thompson Social Studies Transferred from L. C. Dance Com. 4 Ticket Com. 4 N. C. Hi-Lights 4 Dolan, Francis Gerai.dine Commercial School Service 4 Duckett, Olive Social Studies, Home Economics Tennis 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Badminton 3. 4 Big Cousin 3 Courtright, Marilyn Social Studies Color Girls I, 2 Library Monitor 1, 2, 4 News Rep 3, 4 Tamarack Rep, 4 League Honor Roll 5 times Locker Monitor I, 2 Dieter, Lohetta Behnice Commercial Library Monitor 1, 2, 3 May Pageant 1 Operetta 3 Big Cousin 2, 3, 4 Bmak, Hazel May Music La Tertulia 2, 3 Operetta 3, 4 Three Fives 3, 4 Senior A Honor Roll Eitel, Virginia Laura Mathematics Senior A Honor Roll Red Feathers 3, 4 A. S. C. 4 Math Club 3, 4 Horizon Club, Pres. 4 Doll Shop 3 Tennis 3, 4 Color Girts 1, 2 League Honor Roll 8 times All-Activity Letter Library Monitor 2, 3, 4 Fisher, Gayle Social Studies Gabriel, Bette Lou Commercial Big Cousin 2 News Rep. 3 Library Ren. 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Farnam, Percy Social Studies Finished in Summer School Foster, Ninette Social Studies Locker Monitor 4 Slip Collector 3 League Honor Roll 3 times Grant, Katiiryn Ann Science Senior A Honor Roll Senior Counselor Head Senior Dramatics Red Feathers 3, Hist. 4 Football Princess Court 4 Dance Com. 3, Chm. 4 League Honor Roll 8 times A. S. C. 1, 2, 3. 4 Vox Puellarum 4 Color Girls 1, Chm 2 Red and Black Dept. Chm. 3 Ferguson, Joy Louise Music Girls ' Tennis Mgr. 2, 3 Doll Shop 4 Operetta 3, 4 A. S. C. Vice. Pres. 4 Red Feathers, Chm. 4 Football Princess 4 Vox Puellarum 3, 4 Senior Dramatics Central Council 4 Dance Chm. 4 Fraser, Lee Rorert Science, Mathematics Operetta 2, 3 Doll Shop 4 A. S. C. 4 Dance Com. Chm. 4 Senior Dramatics 4 Rand 4 Con Com. Chm 3, 4 Green, Donna Mae Foreign Languages League I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior Counselor 4 A. S. C. 2, 4 Central Council 4 Tennis 3, 4 News Staff 3, 4 Tamarack Staff 3 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Math Club I Color Girls 1, 2 News Ad Staff 3 Page nineteen GuNDRY, El DORA Commercial Senior A Vice Pres. League Secy. 4 A. S. C. 4 School Service Secy. 3 Big Cousin Head 3 League Honor Roll 4 times Roll Checker Chm. 3, 4 Halstead, Harold A. Mathematics Senior A Treas. Yell Leader 1, 2, 3, 4 Yell King 2, 3, 4 Ked. Treas. 2 Basketball 1, 2 N. C. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secy. 4 football l News Rep. 2, 3 A. S. C. 1. 2, 3, 4 Haroldson, Priscilla Art Senior A Class Secy. Song Leader 2, 3, Chm. 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 2. 4 Spring Pageant 1, 3 Scriptorians 2 League Honor Roll 8 times Library Monitor 1. 2, 3 Scholastic Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4 Harnett, Nina Social Studies Graduated in 3 14 Years Big Cousin 3 Library Rep. 3, 4 Nurse Messenger 2 League Rep. 2 Hawlev, Patricia Commercial Athletic Board Chm. 4 Tennis Capt. 4 Senior Dramatics 4 Senior Counselor 4 league Rep. 4 Library Monitor 3, 4 Slip Collector 3 Nurse Messenger 3 Henninc, Donald E. Mathematics, Social Studies Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Fed. Rep. 2, 3 News Rep. 3 Hoenes, Fred Bookkeeping Grounds Squad 2, Lieut. 3, 4 Movie Operator 2, 3 Basketball 1 Football 1 Houser, Carl Bob Shop, Mathematics News Rep. 1 Fed. Rep. 3 Library Rep. 2 Ingham, Gerald Loris English Class Orator Senior Dramatics News Radio Kditor 4 Band 2, 3, Bandmaster 4 Pep Band 2. 3, 4 Derby Band 4 Debate Team Toastmaster Oratorical Contest Winner American Legion Ora- torical Contest Winner News Staff 4 Northwest Band Jarvis, Mary Social Studies Senior A Honor Roll Red Feathers 3, 4 News Editorial Page Editor 4 News Ad Mgr. 4 Tamarack Ad Mgr. 4 Vox Puellarum 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 4 Operetta 4 Senior Counselor Quill and Scroll 4 May Pageant 3 Johnson, Lois Ethel Commercial Johnson, Louise Commercial Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior A Honor Roll Color Girls 1, 2 League Honor Roll 8 times Library Monitor 1, 2, 3, League Rep 4 May Pageant 1, 2 League Honor Roll 8 times La Tertulia 2, 3 Library Monitor Office Monitor Johnson, Valere Frances Social Studies Color Girls 1, 2 May Pageant 1 Iyeague Rep. 2 Library Monitor 2, Big Cousin 2, 3 Kelly, Dorothy Jean Home Economics LaRue, James Edward Draftinij Fed. Rep. 2, 3, Pres. 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 LeGrant, Patricia Commercial A. S. C. Secy. 4 Central Council 3, 4 Social Service Dept. Head 4 Big Cousins Dept. Head 2 Locker Comr. 4 League Honor Roll 6 times Ludwick, Edna Lucili Home Economics LeagUC Honor Roll Color Girls 1, 2 Roll Checker 2 League Rep. 3 Big Cousin 3 Library Monitor 4 k McCollum, John William Mathematics, Social Studies Transferred from Gon- zaga High School Fed. Rep. 3 Track 3 McHenry, Ruth Evelyn Home Economics Senior Dramatics, Stage Door Doll Shop 4 Maunuson, Barbara J. Social Studies Transferred from Puyal lup High School A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 All-Citv High School Choir 3 Scriptorians .3, Pres. 4 league Honor Roll .1 times Youth Page Rep. 4 Mansergh, Daniel Robert Social Studies La Tertulia 2, 3, 4 Senior Dramatics Radio Production 4 Marks, Betty Jean Art, Home Economics Tamarack Art Editor Big Cousin 3 Tamarack Rep. 4 Martin, Shirley Home Economic Mele, John Mathematics, Science A. S. C. 4 Senior A Honor Roll Grounds Squad Lieut. 3, Capt. Comr. 4 News Assoc. Kditor 4 Tamarack Sports Kditor Math Club Pres. 4 La Tertulia 2, 3, 4 Conduct Board 4 First Year Math Contest Winner Fed. Executive Council 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Mkrriman, Harriet Pearl Science Latin Club 3 Library Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 Roll Checker 2 Big Cousin 2, 3 Operetta 1, 2, 3 M J UKI MAN, I I OVVAK!) . M at hematics, Science Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Fed. Rep. 2, 3 Moulton, Milton Science, Social Similes Fire Chief 4 Grounds Squad 2 Comanche Guard ,1 red. Rep. 4 Locker Monitor 3 Tamarack Rep. 2 Mlnro, Bettie Lewellyn Mathematics Senior Honor Roll League Honor Roll times Nelson, Doris Mae Commercial Conduct Board Secy. 4 A. S. C. 3 Operetta 3 May Pageant 1, 2 Library Monitor 1, 2, 3 Big Cousin 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Counselor Piano Accompanist for Dancing Class 1 Newton, Elaine Social Studies Golf 3, 4 Girls ' Track 2 Con Deputy 3, 4 Spring Pageant 3 Big Cousin 4 Nok by, Louise Social Studies Color Girls 1, 2 Spring Pageant Flower Com. Chm. 2, 3 A. S. C. 3 League Rep. 2, 3, 4 League Honor Roll 1 time Nyc;aari , Helen Mathematics, Scienc News Kditor 4 Girls ' P. K. Dept. Head 4 Tennis 3, 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 A. S. C. 3, 4 Math Club 3, Vice Pres. 4 All-Activity Letter, 3 bars Color Girls Secy. 2 Quill and Scroll 4 Horizon Club Pres. 4 Scriptorians 2, 3 League Honor Roll 7 times Osterback, Bob John Science Band 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Honor Roll Page, Harold Mechanical Drawiiu , Mathematics Band 2, 3. 4 Tennis Mgr. 4 Recreation Com. 4 Pandklis, Dorothy Louise Commercial Senior A Honor Roll Senior Counselor 4 Library Rep. 1, 2, 3, Library Monitor 1 League Honor Roll 8 times Perdue, Patricia Social Studies Office Messenger 4 League Rep. 2 Big Cousin 2, 3 Library Rep. 3 1 ' iuLoi ' ANT, Virgil Mathematics Football 3, 4 Senior A 1 1 onor Roll Ground Squad 2 Rkitzkl, Eahi.i HI May Music Sans Souci 2, 3 Senior Dramatics Operetta 2, 3, 4 Three Fives 2, 3, 4 Orphan Rep 2 Sampson, Joseph H. Science, Mathematics Senior A Honor Roll Traffic Squad News Rep. t Spick, Roust Wesley Mathematics, Science Poimnxni, Karl Science Baseball Mgr. 1 Basketball Mgr. Track Mgr. 3 C ROVER Turner, Richard Warren Social Studies Transferred from Roose- velt High School. Se attle, Wash. Traffic Squad 4 Waul, Elaine Foreign Languages League Treas. 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior Counselor 4 A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 Tennis 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Math Club 4 Color Girls 1 , 2 News Ad Staff 3 News Staff 4 Prior, Neil Science, Mathematics A. S. C. Treas. 4 Fed. Rep. I, 2, 3 N. C. Hi Y Ross, Jack Manual Arts Senior A Pres. A. S. C. 3, 4 Fed. Rep. 2, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 N. C. Hi Y 2, 3, 4 St HROEDER, DoREEN Prudence Social Studies Red Feathers 3, 4 Doll Shop 4 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Color Girls 1, 2 Library Monitor 1, 2, 3 Senior Dramatics Three Fives 3, 4 Football Princess Court 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2 Sylvan der, Evelyn Foreign Languages Vox Puellarum 2, Rep. Sans Souci 2 I.ibrary Rep. 2 Big Cousin 2 Russell, Joy Home Economics League Rep. 2 Library Rep. 3 Con Deputy 3 A. S. C. 3 Rig Cousin 2 TUTTLE, RACELIA Social Studies Graduated in 3% Library Monitor I News Rep. 2 Big Cousin 2, 3 League Rep. 3 Walker, Lee Edwark Science, Social Studies Golf 4 Grounds Squad 2 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treas. 3 Smith, Thomas R. Mathematics Drum Major 2, 3, Head 4 Fed. Rep. 3, Financial Secy. 4 Track 4 Math Club 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 Operetta 4 Taber, Marilyn Shirley Social Studies News Girls ' Sports Editor Tennis 3, 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 Girls ' P. K. Dept. Head 4 Scriptorians 2, 3 Tamarack Girls Sports F ditor 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 A. S. C. 3, 4 League Honor Roll 6 times All-Activity Letter Quill and Scroll 4 Wadsworth, Dorothy Madelene Science Senior A Honor Roll Senior Dramatics News Staff 3, 4 Tamarack Music and Drama Ed. 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Football Princess Court Operetta 3 Doll Shop 3, 4 Math Club 2, 3 Amores Librorum 2, 3 Waters, Merle Kathleen Commercial, Social Studies Library Monitor 2, 2. 3 Gym Monitor 1 Rep. Page twenty-two Watt, Gordon Drafting, Social Studies Orphan Rep. 2 News Rep. 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Western an, F. Evelyn Home Economics Color Girls 3 Girls ' Chorus 2 Operetta 2 League Rep. 2, 3, 4 White, Bette L- Social Studies, Home Economics May Pageant 1 Big Cousin 2 Roll Checker 1, 2, 3 League Rep. 2 Basketball 1, 2 W Haley, Vera istory Transferred from Cusick High School, Cusick, Wash. White, F.lmer Lawrence Social Studies Commencement Speaker 4 Football Mgr. 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Athletic Board 4 Debate Team 3 Senior Dramatics 4 Con Comr. Chm. 4 Traffic Squad 3, 4 Sports Club 2, 3 Tuberculosis Oratorical Contest 4 Radio Production 4 Fed. Dues Lieut. 3 White, Robert Mathematics Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Head librarian 3 Wiley, Glenna Science Football Princes Court 4 Red Feathers 3, Secy. 4 Color Girls 1, 2 Doll Shop 2, 4 i operetta 4 Senior Counselor 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 All-Activity L,etter, 3 bars Horizon Club 3, 4 league Honor Roll 8 times Alter School Sports 1, 2, 3. 4 Wood, Florence Marion Science Red Feathers 3, 4 La Tertulia 2, 3, 4 News Rep. 4 Senior Counselor 4 Big Cousin 4 Williams, Jean Mathematics Red Feathers 3, 4 Skating Chm. 4 Color Girls 2 League Honor Roll 6 times Spring Pageant 3 Senior A Honor Roll All-Activity Letter Wilson, Ruth Social Studies Baseball 2 Tamarack Rep. 2, 3 News Rep. 3, 4 Library Rep. 2 Big Cousin 3, 4 J? Zupan, John L- Social Studies Scholastic Honor Roll 2, 4 Senior A Honor Roll January Seniors who do not have a picture in the Tamarack North Central Trade School In the Service Summer School Armstrong, Mary Klizabeth Bennett, Peggy Meenach K.wing, Patricia Ann Gibson. Ruth £. Jackman, Rosaleen Mary Kunsch, V. Maurice Christen, I.orfnk FvVELYN Maktin, Shirley Fae Herman, Jack R. Mansky, Arnold August, Jr. Wilson, Wallace Youncman, Ray BlCKFORl), JlTANITA Marie Danforth, Peggy W ' ii ite, Mary Frances Wikholm, Eleanor Verlene WlLHKLM, Kileen Pane twenty three SPECIAL HONOR AWARDS For services within the school In sonic par credit is given, such as the wide use of a s ship or effectiveness of service. Evelyn Viola Davenport — Girls ' League and Music. •Virginia Laura Kitel — Student Activities. Robert Lee Fraser — Student Activities, •Kathryn Ann Grant — Girls ' League. Gerald Loris [ngham- Hand and Public Speaking. •John Mclc — Publications and Student Ac- tivities. Also on Schol ft ft ft icular activity for which no remuneration or icial talent, outstanding achievement, leader- •Helen Nygaard — Girls ' League and Publi- cations. •Thomas It. Smith — Hoys ' Federation and Band. •Marilyn Shirley Taber — Girls ' League. K. Lawrence White — Public Speaking and Student Activities. Glenna Jeanne Wiley — Girls ' League. •Jean Marie Williams — Girls ' League.. astic Honor Roll ft ft ft SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL The following senior A ' s received the Scholastic Honor Award. The four-year average must be A or H. The following is the list in the order of their averages: Charlotte Ann ( lark Jean Marie Williams Helen Nygaard Dorothy Madelcnc WadsWOrth Joseph Harold Sampson Dorothy Louise Pandelis .John Mele Virgil 1). Philopant Hazel May Edgar Virginia Laura Eitel Joy Ferguson Kathryn Ann Grant Lucille Pauline Honin Page twenty-four Judy Marian Hoon Donna Mae Green Lois Ethel Johnson Lee Edward Walker Hetty Lewellyn M unro Priscilla June Haroldson Florence Marian Wood Lois Jean Reck John Louis Zupan Louise .Johnson Mary Jarvis Thomas R. Smith JUNE CLASS OFFICERS HOB WEEKS President PEGGY LEACH Secretary (.AY 1.1 NELSON Vice President T. O. RAMSEY Adviser DON WILEY Treasurer Page twenty-five Abbott, Icve Lee Commercial Transferred from liar rington ( 1 i K h School, Harrington Abet, Visoiia Social Studies Transferred from Lavina High School, I,avina, Mont. News Staff 4 Adams, James McLain Science Latin Cluh 1, 2 Football 3 Adams, Mona Jean Allen, Clyde F. Andebson, Betty Lou Science f Ltfj Ma ' he  ' s. Science Mathematics L % ' ? i P IU , traffic Squad 4 Graduated in 3% years Sh-ll XlXMr, J Operetta 4 Color Group 2 J S Li 4 brar ' MOn ' t0r ' ' 3 League Wonor Roll 3 times Anderson, Donei.la Lois Home Hconomns Red Feathers ,i, Chin. 4 Tennis 2 Senior Counselor 4 Gym Monitor 4 League Honor Roll 0 times Senior Dramatics Anderson, Madge Science Transferred from Walk- erton High School, Walkerton, Ind. Anderson, Ralph G. Mathematics, Social Studies News Rep. 1, 2 Tamarack Rep. 4 Fed. Rep. 3 Football 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Math Club 2, Treas 3, 4 Latin Club 2, Treas. 3, 4 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4 Ahmfield, Regc Mathematics, Science Band 2, 3, 4 Senior Dramatics N. C. Hi-Y 3, 4 Arneherc, Delores Social Studies Transferred from Troy High School, Troy, Ida. League Rep. 4 Red Cross Rep. 4 Baker, Lucille Irene Commercial Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior Counselor 4 League Honor Roll 6 times News Rep. 2 Barcklav, Larry Melvin Social Studies Harden, Myrtle Ilottxc Economics Transferred from Rogers Red Feathers 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Pageant 2 League Honor Jtoll Track 2 Senior Dramatics Fire Squad 2, 3 times Roll Checker 2, 4 All Activity, Letter 3 Barker, Lo Rayne Home Economics Red Feathers 3, 4 Girl Reserves Vice Pres. League Honor Roll 7 times Slip Collector 4 Barnes, Bernadine Music Color Girls 2 Red Feathers 3, 4 Big Cousin 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Spring Pageant 2 Gym Monitor 2 Doll Shop 3 Bartoo, Wallace H. Mathematics, Science Traffic Squad 3, 4 Con Dep. 3 Algebra Contest Winner 5 Bath, F.smee Nanette Science, Social Studies Color Girls 2 Red Feathers 3, 4 International Club 2, 4, Pres. 3 Senior Counselor 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Been, Jack Karl Social Studies Basketball 3. Cai t. 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 3 A. S. C. 3, Pres. 4 BsCKBK, Katiikyn Mary Social Studies Transferred from I ' asco Hifth School, Pasco Orchestra 3, 4 Doll Shop Orchestra 3 BblKMAP, Don Science, Mathematics Traffic Squad 1. 2, 3, 4 Tamarack Rep. 1 N. C. Hi-Y 2, 3, Treas. 4 Operetta Orchestra 4 Fed. Council 2, 3, 4 Bell, Jocelyn Mathematics Operetta 1 Tennis l t 2 All-Activity Letter 2 Big Cousin 2, 3 Chorus 1 News Rep. 3 Latin Club 1, Secy. 2 League Rep. 3 Bintley, Alice Home Economics Big Cousin 2, 3 league Honor Roll times Roll Checker 1 Slip Collector 3, 4 League Rep. 3 Library Worker League Rep. 3 Girls ' Brass Quartet Con Dep. 4 Bender, F.lva Social Studies  , 4 Boyce, Hazel Social Studies Bradley, F.velyn L Vciu.i Social Studies, Home Economics A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 War Stamp Sales Girl 3, 4 Orphan Rep. 2, 4 News R ep. 3 Conduct Board 2 League Rep. 4 Burgen, Colin Manual Arts, Mathe- matics Berg, Betty Lou Commercial Red Feathers 3 League Operetta 1 League Honor Roll times Gym Monitor 3 Hobby Group 1 Bradbury, Doris Home Economics Red Feathers 3 Central Council 2, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 All-Activity Letter 4 A. S. C. 4 Doll Shop 3 Orchestra 4 Senior Counselor 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Operetta 2, 3 Big Cousin 4 Spring Pageant 2 Brown, Jean Grace Home Economics Hobby Club 1, 2 Nurse Messenger 2, 3 Slip Collector 2 Girl Reserves 4 Locker Monitor 1 Senior Counselor 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Burgeson, F.velyn Commercial Red Feathers 3, 4 Color Girls 1, 2 League Honor Roll times Spring Festival 2 Bensiioof, Vernon James Mathematics, Drawing Transferred from Rogers Yell Leader 3, 4 N. C. Hi-Y 3, Treas 4 Fed. Council 3, 4 A. S. C. 3, Secy. 4 Frosh Basketball Intramural Basketball - ' . 3 Bloom, Raymond Mathematics, Korial Studies Basketball 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Conduct Board Pres. 4 Athletic Board Secy. 4 A. S. C. 4 (■rounds Squad 3 Orphan Rep. 3 Fed. Rep. 2, 3 Braden, Janet Bee Home Economics War Stamp Sales Girl Slip Collector 2, 4 League Rep. 3 Bruno, Robert J. Manual Arts Transferred from Butte High School, Butte, Mont. Basketball Football N. C. Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms 4 Burr, Aurelie Commercial Doll Shop 1, 3 League Honor Roll 6 times Big Cousin 1, 2, 3 Itaseball 2 Basketball 3 Badminton 3 Senior Counselor 4 Library Rep. 1. 2, 3 Page twenty-seven Butch art, Kva Jean Social Studies League Honor Roll 6 times La Tertulia 3 Big Cousin 4 Roil Checker 3, 4 Slip Collector 2, 3 Byers, Phyllis Marie Commercial Roll Checker 4 Color Girls 2 Calkins, Esther Mathematics, Science Transferred from Lewis and Clark Slip Collector 4 Locker Monitor 4 Campbell, Eugena CV i iern« League Rep. 2 Roll Checker 3 Slip Collector 3 League Honor Roll 4 times Cappelen, Marilou Fine Arts Graduated in 3Va years Tennis 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 Operetta 2 Spring Pageant 2, 4 Sports Club 2 Carlson ArtJ Club lonitor 4 Carpenter, Carol Margery , Commercial Tennis 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4 A. S. C. 2 Athletic Board 4 Operetta 3 Badminton 1, 2, 3, Mgr. Capt. 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chapman, Betty Social Studies News Staff Girls ' Sports Editor 4 Color Girls 3 Doll Shop 3 Tamarack Girls ' Sports Editor 4 League Rep. Senior Counselor Charest, Darrel Eugene Science, Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Frosh Basketball Chase, Laurel Bernice Social Studies Transferred from Kellogg High School, Kellogg Senior Dramatics Chisholm, Hazel Joan Home Hconomics Slip Collector 1, 2, 3. 4 Color Girls 2 Tennis 3, 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior Counselor 4 All-Activity Letter 3 League Honor Roll H times Chitty, Howard Social Studies, Mathe matics Football 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Traffic Squad 4 N. C Hi-Y 3, 4 Fed. Pres. 4 A. S. C. 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Fire Squad Asst. Chief 4 Cole, Elizabeth Commercial, Home Economics Transferred from Baker Jr. High School, Baker, Ore. Library Monitor 1, 2, 3 Gym Monitor 1, 2 League Rep. 1, 2, 3 Tamarack Rep. 1 Cole, Walter Mathematics, Science Grounds Squad 3 Stage Crew 3 Fire Squad 2 Commanche Guar 1 Conner, Wayne Mathematics, Si ience Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Traffic Squad Lieut, 3 ( Capt. 4 Athletic Board 4 Math Club 4 Fed. Rep. 2, 4 Cowing, Robert Social Studies Transferred from Jen- kins High School, Che- welah Traffic Squad 3, 4 Cress, Shirley Jean Social Studies Transferred from Cusick High School, Cusick Cromer, Peggy Reine Art League Treas. A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 Athletic Board 4 Red Feathers 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 P. E. Dept. Asst. Head 4 Spring Pageant 2, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Operetta Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 News Ad Staff 4 Crosby, Mary Social Studies Red Feathers 3, 4 Vox Puellarum Hist. Re- porter Golf 2, 3 League Honor Roll 2 times May Pageant 2 Red Cross Ren. Senior Counselor Orphan Rep. Tamarack Rep. Library Rep. Deasy, Warren R. Science Operetta 3, Lead 4 Band 2, 4, Officer 3 Choir 3 Fire Squad Lieut. 2 Con Deputy 2,_ 3 Senior Dramatics I Cruger, Margaret Lorraine Commercial DeMfrs, Shir Pres. Allg cti w Letter 4 Senior tfamatics League ' Honor Roll 8 times Eden, Jack f. Mathematics DeBoui.ii, Consuella J. Languages Graduated in 3Mt years News Feature Kditor 4, Mgr. Editor 4 Tamarack Assoc. Kditor Red Feathers 4 Senior Dramatics League Honor Roll 7 times Scriptorians 2, 3 t Secy. 4 Quill and Scoll 4 Senior Counselor 4 League Operetta 1 Creative Writing Board 3 Drolunger, Virginia Home Economics Graduated in 3% years Spanish Club 2, 3 t 4 Nifty Shop 1 Doll Shop 3 Library Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 Fed. Council N. C. Hi-Y 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, Pr Frazer, Beatrice Mathematics Math Contest Second Place Winner 1 Senior Counselor 4 Big Cousin 2, 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Library Rep. 2 Slip Collector 1 Library Asst. Lieut. 2, Davis, Joy Languages Senior Dramatics 4 A. S. C. 3, Treas. 4 Vox Puellarum 2, 4, Sgt. at Arms 3 Doll Shop 3 Operetta 2, 3 Golf 3, Capt. 4 Red Feathers 3 Color Guard 4 Tennis 2, 3 Tamarack Ad Staff 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Delsman, Martha Jean Social Studies Color Girls Chm. 2 Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior Counselor 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 4 All-Activity Letter 3, 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Operetta 3 Kdlund, Dick Social Studies Football 4 Traffic Squad 3 Fed. Dues Lieut. Senior Dramatics Golf 3, 4 Traffic Squad 2 Grounds Squad 3 Tamarack Ad Staff 4 Home Room Discussion Chm. 2 Aniores Librorum 3 Fluierty, Lorraine June Social Studies Doll Shop 3 Choir 3 News Rep. 2 Library Rep. 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Fogal, Anthony Commercial Dysart, Scott Mathematics, Science Knnis, William G. Mathematics, Science 3Vj Graduated Band 2, 3, Track 3, 4 Operetta 4 years Foss, Mary Loretta Science, Commercial Transferred from Mullan High School. Mullan Furgason, Dorothy M. Gasman, Bill Art Social Studies Youth Page Kditor 3 Scriptorians Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3 Art Club 2, Treas. 3, Secy. 4 Office Messenger 3, Head 4 Bookroom 1, Chm. 2 League Honor Roll 7 times Page twenty-nine Gl.OTH, F.RK 111 Manual Arts Band 2, 3, 4 Gates, June Mary C omme rcial A. S. C. 4 Red Cross Secy. 4 League Honor Roll 7 times Slip Collector 3. 4 P CUlty Tea Com. 2 Roll Checker 2, 3 Goldsmith, Marguerite Groom, Dorothy Nellie Social Studies League Honor Roll 7 times Latin Cluh Vice Pres Pres. 3 Library Rep. 1 , 4 League Rep 2 Soccer 1 Baseball 1 Halrig, Virgil J. Mathematics, Science Baseball 2. 3. 4 Football 3, 4 Fed. Com. Chm. 4 Fed. Rep 2, 3 Traffic Squad 3, 4 Harmung, Berk h e m om el Social Studies Transferred from Odessa High, Odessa, Wash. Hendricks, Leah Lienea Com mercial International Club 2, 3 Hippler. Kvelyn Fern Home Economics School Service Chm. 4 Office Messenger 2, Chm. 3. 4 La Tertulia 4 Spring Pageant 2 Big Cousin 2, 3 Girl Reserves 1, Program Chin. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4 A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 League Honor Roll 6 times Art League Pres. 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 A. S. C. 2, 3, 4 Vox Puellarum 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 Badminton 2, 3 League Honor Roll times Hallin, Florence Mathematics, Social Studies Senior Counselor 4 Big Cousin 2 League Honor Roll 7 times Home Room Discussion Leader 4 School Service Dept. Head 2 Locker Monitor 1, 2 Library Asst. Lieut. 3 Hempleman, Armith Com mercial Operetta 2 Chorus 1 League Honor Roll 8 times Tennis 1. 2 League Operetta 1 H eydon, Gwendolyn Irene Art Red Feathers 3, 4 Color Group 2 Art Club 2, 3, 4 Spring Pageant 2 League Honor Roll 4 times Band Concert 3 Tamarack Asst. Art Edi- tor 4 Senior Dramatics 4 Stage Painting 2, 3, 4 Sports Club -3 Hoke, Harriet Home Economics A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 Locker Chm. 4 Tennis 2, 3 Badminton 2 Doll Shop 3 Operetta 3 May Pageant 2 Color Girls 2 League Honor Roll 5 times Orphan Rep. 2, 3, 4 League Rep. 2 Gold, [Catherine Marita Home Economics Latin Club 3, 4 Library Monitor 2 League Honor Roll 5 times International Club 2, Treas. 3 Tamarack Rep. 2 News Rep. 3 League Rep. 3 Grosvenor. Rcby Rae Mathematics, Social Studies Red Feathers 3, 4 Math Club Vice Pres. 3, 4 Home Kc. Dept. Secy. 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 League Honor Roll 3 times Spring Pageant 3 Tennis 2, 3 Senior Counselor 3 Big Cousin 3, 4 Hanson, Beverly June Social Studies Transferred from Fargo Central High, Fargo, N. Dak. Hendricks, Science Clarence HilgrEn, Nona Social Studies Senior Dramatics Hoffman, Bette Science Red Feathers 4 Library Worker 3, 4 Big Cousin 2, 3, 4 League Honor Roll 4 times Page thirty HOLLI NGSWORTH , EvELYN HOMME, RALPH Home Economics, Social Studies Color Girls 2 Tennis 2, 3 Badminton 2 League Honor Roll times May Pageant 2 News Rep. 3 Library Rep. 4 Locker Monitor 2, Howard, James Mathematics, Social Studies Jarvis, Burton Mathematics, Scicmc Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4 Johnson, Leonard Manual Arts Jones, Gerald Social Studies Shop, Drawing Basketball Mgr. 3 Fed. Council 4 Athletic Board 3 Track 2 Baseball 3 IlooKE, Ralph Social Studies Kelley, Delores Marie Mathematics, Social Studies Vox Puellarum 3, 4 Golf 3 Senior Counselor 4 Operetta 2 Math Cluh 4 League Honor Roll 5 times Slip Collector 4 Big Cousin 2 League Rep 3 Con Deputy 3 Hubbard, Charles Social Studies Johnson, Dale Science, Social Studies Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Fed. Clerk 4 A. S. C. 4 N. C. Hi Y 3, 4 H (TBBELL, Beverly , Jeanne Home Economics ]y A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 Senior Counselor 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Senior B Com. Doll Shop 3 Operetta 3 Spring Pageant 2 Tamarack Rep. J Library Monitor 2, 3 Johnson, John Wii.lard Mathematics, Science Fed. Rep. 2. 3 Red Cross Re p 1 , 4 News Rep. 1, 2 Locker Monitor 1 , 2, 3 Mathematics Contest 2 Johnson, Maxine Home Economics League Rep. 3, 4 Red Cross Rep. 4 League Honor Roll times News Rep. 2 Rook Room Chm. 3 KAESE MEYER, ALTHEA Art Latin Club 3, 4 Three Fives 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Choir 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Locker Monitor 2, 3, 4 News Rep 3 Tamarack Rep. 2 Operetta 2, 3 Riser, Betty Gail ome Economics Red Feathers 3 Color Guard 4 A. S. C. 3, Pres. 4 Central Council 2, 3. 4 Vox Puellarum 3, Vice Pres. 4 Senior Dramatics Doll Shop 3 School Service Dept. Head 4 Recreation Hour Chm. 2 Tamarack Ad Mgr. 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Jones, Dorothy Kvelyk Science Latin Club Pres. 4, Secy. 3 r Doll Shop 3 May Pageant 1 Library Worker 1, 2, 3,4 All Activity Letter 3 Gym Monitor 1 New- Rep. 2 Kafelen, Karl Ladm Social Studies Grounds Squad Lieut. Capt. 4 Conduct Board 4 A. S. C. 4 Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Doll Shop Orchestra 3 Fed. Rep. 2, 3 Koenig, Mary Marie Commercial Transferred from Wal- lace High, Wallace. Ida. Roll Checker 4 Page thirty one KtBiHEL, Lucille Social Studies, Home Economics Basketball 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Kruse, Clarence GILBERT Mathematics, Science Transferred from Lewis and Clark Graduated in 3 VC years LaNNING, PATRICIA Home Economics Red Feathers 3. 4 A. S. C 4 Central Council 4 League Vice Pres 1 Vox Puellarum 2, Treu. 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 Operetta 3, 4 Three Fives 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Home Room Discussion Chm 4 Color Girls 2 Laugh iion, BllTIl J kan Social Studies Senior Dramatics 4 R-.d Feathers 3, 4 Color Girls 2 Doll Shop 3 Home Room Discussion Leader 2 Vox Puellarum 3, 4 Scriptorians 2, 3 League Honor Roll 0 times Senior Counselor 4 Lin mberg, Harold Science Graduated in 3 '  year A S. C. 4 Library Rep. 1, 2 Grounds Squad 3, 4 News Staff Sports Re- porter 4 Band I, 2, 3. 4 Fire Squad 3 Tamarack Staff Spoils Editor 4 Ped Council 4 Lord, J eanktte Ho m e He on o m ics Home Room Rep 1, 2 Scrap Hook Pres. 2 Library Monitor 1, 2, League Honor Roll .X times Central Council 3 Baseball 2 M ( 1 N T U I 9 ff I OROT II V Home Economics Tennis 1, 2, 3 Operetta 1, 2, 3 Basketball I Baseball 1, 2 News Rep 2, 3 Tamarack Rep. 1 Library Monitor 1 Gym Monitor 2 Library Rep. 3, 4 Lake, Markesa Jane omc Economics Color Girls I, 2 Red Feathers 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3 League Honor Roll 8 times Spring Festival 3 Golf 3, 4 Lamphear, Howard D. Manual Arts Ped. Rep. i Con Deputy 3 Pire Squad 4 Leach, Peggy Marie M usic Red Cross Pres 4 League Pres. 4 Ad Staff Mgr 4 Northwest Orchestra 3 Red Feathers 3, 4 Operetta Orchestra 3, Doll Shop 2. 4 A. S. C. 4 Girls ' Brass Quartet Leader 4 Tennis Mgr. 2, 3 Athletic Board 3 Senior Counselor 4 Lindquist, Ron Mathematics, Manual Arts Traffic Squad Lieut., Com. 1, 2, 3, 4 Conduct Board 1 A. S. C. 1 Tamarack Rep. I M cGregor, Wayne Clinton Social Studies Football 2, 3, 4 N. C. Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Fed Council 3, Treas. 4 A. S. C. 3. 4 Grounds Squad 1 N. C. Hi-Y Boxing 4 Me I,i 1. 1. an, Ray Mathematics Track 2, 3 Large, Muriel Art Chorus Operetta 4 International Club .1, League Rep. 2 K ed (. toss Rep. 4 Slip Collector 4 Leubner, Doris Jean Science Senior Dramatics A. S. C. 3, 4 Vox Puellarum Sgt. Arms 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 Operetta 2, 3 Senior Counselor Dance Chm. 4 Central Council Tamarack Rep. 2, 3 League Rep. 2 Soccer Lipscomb, Patricia Home Economics Three Fives 4 League Honor Roll 5 times League Rep. 4 Coloi Group 2 Operetta 4 Con Dep. 3 Library Monitor 3 Roll Checker 2 Office Monitor 4 McGregor, William Social Studies Baseball 2, 3 McNutt, William Music, Mathematics Band 2, 3, 4 Derby Band 2, 3 Pep Band 2. 3, Leader 4 Orchestra 3 Bandmaster 3 Brass Quartet 2, 3 Page thirty-two Magnuson, Eleanor Naomi Bookkeeping Red Feathers 3, 4 Color Girls 2 Tenuis 3 RiK Cousin 4 News Rep. 4 Tamarack Rep. 3 News Staff Bookkeeper 4 League Honor Roll 7 times Office Worker 2, 3 Math Club 2, 3. Secy. 4 Band Concert Program 3 Mkister, Lois LfEl Commercial Senior Dramatics League Honor Roll 2 times League Rep. 4 Office Messenger 3 Morris. Manford Mathematics Band 2. 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Derby Band 4 Operetta 4 Fed. Council 4 Mi ni.v, Bruce A. Mathematics Graduated in 3 k Spanish Club 2, 3, Orchestra 2 Nelson, Ei.sai.ois Carolyn Science, Mathematics A. S. C. 3. 4 Central Council 3, 4 Latin Club 1. 3, 4, Pres. Amorea Librorum 3, Pres. 4 Operetta 2, 3, Lead 4 Red Feathers 3, 4 League Honor Roll 8 times Home Kc Dept. Head 3 Library Head 4 Tamarack Associate Editor 4 Martin, Matriia Louise Meili, Margaret Ann Home Economics Commercial Sports Club 1 Transferred from Bis- Librarv Worker I, 2, 3,4 marck High, Bismarck, Roll Checker 2. 3 ft. Dak. League Honor Roll 4 times Miller, Karl Science M ii.i.ER, Jerry Science, Mathematics N. C. Hi Y 4 Baseball 2, 3. 4 Football 4, B Squad 3 Fed. Rep. 4 News Rep 2 Grounds Squad 3 Miller. Virginia Commercial Morris, Stan Science Murphy. Juanita Home Econom ics years Tamarack Rep. 4 4 News Rep. 3 Library Rep. 2 Locker Monitor 3 Nurse Messenger 2 Baseball 2 Badminton 2 Senior Counselor 4 Big Cousin 2, 3 Nelson, Gayle Art Senior A Vice Pres News Staff 3, News Editor 4 Vox Puellarum 2, 3, Pres. 4 Tamarack Girls ' Sports Editor Red Feathers 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 League Honor Roll 8 times A. S. C. 3, 4 Central Council 3, 4 All-Activity Letter 4 Miller, Barbara Jean Social Studies Transferred from Spangle High. Spangle, V;i ' h. A. S. C 4 Central Council 4 Mitchell, Elrkrt Science, M athetnotics Grounds Squad 3 Moylan, Marie L- Social Studies, Com- mercial Tamarack Staff 4 News Staff 4 League Rep. 1 Library Rep. 2 My bus, i i kbl m ay SI ox , 2 , 3 OverfUwSM Q ' iitor 3 Red Vf News Rep 4 Nelson, Patricia Commercial League Honor Roll 8 times League Secy. 4 Vox Puellarum Secy. . Vice Pres 4 Golf 2, Mgr. 3 Red Feathers 3, Secy. Senior B Vice Pres. A. S C. 4 Central Council 4 Athletic Board 3, 4 Senior Counselor Color Girls Tennis K 1 Page thirty-three Olson, Dick Mathematics, Oolf 3, 4 Athletic Board Dorothy Newell, Lois Rae Home Economics Library Monitor 1 Orphan Rep. 1 Slip Collector 1, 2 Roll Checker 2, 3 Operetta 2 Biff Cousin 2, 3, 4 Tamarack Rep 4 Olson, Milton Science Mathematics N. C. Hi-Y Secy. 4 Oisen, Beverly Social Studies Osberne, Dokoth Commercial Palmer, John Alfred Mathematics Fed. Rep. 2, 3, 4 N. C. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 3, Lead 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Senior Dramatics Toastmasters ' Contest Winner 2 Debate 2 Commencement Speaker 2 Perkins, Jerry E. Science Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Inter-Class Basketball A. S. C. 3, 4 Fed. Council 3, Vice Pres. 4 N. C. Hi-Y 4 Peterson, Fred Mathematics, Science News Staff Assoc. Ed- itor 4 Tamarack Staff Assoc. Editor 4 Pitcher, Jim Music Tennis 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 4 Band 4 Recreation Hour Chm. 4 Operetta Orchestra Doll Shop Orchestra All-City Orchestra 1, 2 Concert Masters ' Orches- tra Quimby, George Science, Mathematics, Drawing Traffic Squad 2, 3 N. C. Hi-Y 2, 3 Tennis 2 Football 3 Peterson, Bernice Lucile Commercial Peterson, Mary Social Studies Piper, Beatrice Louise Commercial League Honor Roll 8 times Library Worker 3 Spring Pageant Pi.eiss, Gloria Louise Commercial Operetta 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 1, 3 May Pageant 2 League Operetta I Big Cousin 1, 2, 3 Read, Doris Patricia Home Economics Senior Counselor 4 League Honor Roll 6 times League Rep. 3 Color Girls 2 Red Cross Rep. 2, 4 Spring Pageant 2 La Tertulia 2, 3 Nurse Messenger 3 Pry, Pkrely Louise Art Sports Club 2 Art Club 3 Gym Monitor 1 Roll Checker 1, 2, 3 League Office Messenger 4 Operetta 4 Library Rep. 4 Reed, Betty Jean Social Studies League Honor Roll 6 times Nurses ' Assistant 3 Library Rep. 4 Senior Counselor 4 Page thirty-four Re m i ngton , H arold Arthur Mathematics, Science, Manual Arts Math Club 4 Chess Club 4 Tamarack Staff 4 News Rep. 4 Rowlandson, Florence Ursula Science, Languages Color Group 1, 2 I., urn Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1 Library Worker 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Dramatics League Honor Roll 8 times Sevler, Wilda M. Home Economics Renfro, Elsie Evelyn Home Economics Riley, Ruby Ruth Mathematics Graduated in Orchestra 3, 4 Chess Club 4 3 Va years Sabbk, Velma MaxinE Home Economics Transferred from Tekoa High, Tekoa Wash. International Club 3 Segeshan, Jack Social Studies, Art Sheehy, Robert K. Shop Transferred from Roose- velt, High, Seattle; Wash. Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Track 2 Senior Dramatics Softball 2 Shriver, Beryl Commercial Transferred from Inchc Transferred from Edwall League Honor Roll 3 Hum High, Inchelium, High, Edwall, Wash. times Wash. Slorah, Barbara Louise Social Studies Tamarack Editor 4 News Staff Radio Editor 3 Assoc. Editor 4 Senior Dramatics Senior Counselor Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Scriptorians, Reporter 3 Doll Shop 3 Red Feathers 3, 4 League Honor Roll 5 times Spring Pageant 4 All-Activity Letter 4 Smith, James M. Industrial Arts Smith, Darrell D. Science, Social Studies Fire Squad 2 Traffic Squad 2, 3, Lieut. 4 Smith, Philip Wendell Mathematics, Science Grounds Squad 4 Operetta 4 Stfitman, Wes Industrial Arts Baseball 2, 3, 4 N. C. Hi-Y Fed. Council Football Mgr. 3. 4 Stephan, Bonita Home Economics Red Feathers 3 t 4 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop 3 Big Cousin 2, 3, 4 Tamarack Rep. 2, 4 Home Room Discussion Leader 2 League Honor Roll 6 times Badminton 3 Spring Pageant 2, 4 Senior Counselor 4 Smith, Gail Science Red Feathers 3, 4, Hist. 4 A. S. C. 4 P. E. Dept. Head 4 League Honor Roll 8 times News Rep. 2, -3 Baseball Mgr. 2, 3 All-Activity Letter, Two Bars 2, 3 Spring Pageant 2, 4 Basbetball 1, 2, 3, 4 All-Star Team 2, 3 Staples, Gloria Science, Social Studies Red Feathers 3, 4 I,a Tertulia 4 Senior Dramatics 4 Spring Pageant 2, 4 Sports Club 2 League Honor Roll 3 times League Office Messenger 2. 4 All-Activity Letter 4 Girl Reserves Vice Pres. 4 Stern, Harold Mathematics N. C. Hi-Y Page thirty-five St. Marik, M ATT II T Y Commercial, Social Studies Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres. 4 Traffic Squad 3, 4 Head I ' shcr 4 Home Room Discussion Leader 2 Fed. Council 3 Stringl, Robert Loins M athematics Latin Club t, 2 Math Club 2, 3, 4 Senior II Pres. Sullivan, William F. Social Studies Tiiari ' , Ellen Ann Social Studies Graduated in jW ! News St aft Editor Chief U Tamarack Staff Class KAafhers 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Scrifitorians 3 All-Activity Letter 4 League Honor Roll 7 times Color Girls 2 Van Dusen, Barbara Home Economics Library Rep. Tamarack Rep. Thompson, Joanne Martin Social Studies Senior Dramatics Vox Puellarum 2, 3, Treas., Pres. 4 Three Fives 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2 Senior Counselor 4 A. S. C. 2 t 3, 4 Math Club 4 Centra! Council 3, 4 League Operetta 1 League Honor Roll 8 times Voelker, Betty Ann Home Economics Transferred from Holy Names Tennis 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Locker Monitor 2 Softball 2, .1 Big Cousin 4 Trapp, Adeline Home Econom ics, Science League Honor Roll 7 times Red Feathers 3, 4 A. S. C. 3 Math Club Home 1 c. Dept. Chm. 3, 4 Senior Counselor 3 Central Council 3 Big Cousin 2, 3, 4 Tamarack Rep. 1, 2 Volosing, Douglas E. Science, Lattf uaf cs Orchestra 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Grounds Squad 1, 2 Fed Council 2, 3, 4 Comanche Guard 1, 2 Doll Shop Orchestra 3 Voss, Betty Social Studies Vl KICK, John MichaKi. Languages Transferred from Broad way High, Seattle, Wash. Baseball 4 Wallace, Virginia Co mmcrcial Wallingford, Joy Aimee Home Econo m ics Graduated iMy 3V years ItookPooij Ttlonitor 2, Sixtrts ' J WrTl . 2. Secy. i j rafyTRepi 1, 3, 4 Library [Monitor 1, 2 League tyfouor Roll 7 times Red Cross Rep. 4 All-Activity Letter 3 News Ad Staff 4 Walsh, F,n John Mathematics News Staff Asst. Cir- culation Mgr. 3 News Rep. 2 Library Rep. 1 Wave, Robert E. Mathematics. Social Studies Band 2, 3 Weeks, Robert Lee M at he mat ics, Scie n ce Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 A. S. C. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4 Fed. Council Clerk 2, 3, 4 Traffic Squad 2, 3 N. C. Hi-Y 2, 3. Pres. 4 Athletic Board 4 Senior A Pres. West, Cora F, m el i e Commercial Red Feathers 4 Amoves Lihrorum 2, 3 Senior B Secy. League Honor Roll 7 times Wetzel, Sally Jean Social Studies Red Feathers 3, 4 League Honor Roll 6 times Hobby Dept. 1, Chm. 2 Library Worker 1 , 2, 3 Roll Checker 3 Office Worker 4 Tamarack Rep. 2 League Rep. 1 News Rep. 2 Sports Club 1, 2. 3 Viurri.E, Fay Ilien Home Economics Red Feathers J, 4 League Honor Roll 7 times Doll Shop 3 Op eretta 3, 4 Badminton 2, 3, Mgr. 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4, All- Star 2, 3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Wisted, Betty Mae Commercial Red Feathers 3, 4 Athletic Board 4 A. S. C. 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Central Council 4 Spring Pageant 2, 4 Recreation Hour Head 4 Doll Shop 3 Wiley, Donald Clyde Williamson, Evelyn Mathematics, Science Math Club 2, Secy. 3 Senior B Treas. Senior Dramatics Operetta 4 Traffic Squad 2, Lieut. 3, Capt. 4 Tennis 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Senior A Treas. Wolfe, Geraldine Ruth Commercial, Mathe- matics A. S. C. 4 Central Council 4 Vox Puellarum 2, 3, League Rep. 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4 Doll Shop 3 League Honor Roll 2 times Orphan Rep. 2 Tamarack Rep. 4 Social Studies Big Cousin 2, 3, 4 Tamarack Rep. 3 Library Rep. 2, 3 Woodward, Rita hjic Operetta Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Doll Shop Orchestra 3 Tamarack Rep. 4 News Rep. 4 Roll Checker 2 Wrinkle, Jack Mathematics Football 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Grounds Squad 2 A. S. C. 4 Tamarack Rep. 4 Young, Garth Social Studies News Staff Circulation Mgr. 3, Business Mgr. 4 Tamarack Staff Business Mgr. 4 Traffic Squad 3, 4 A. S. C. 3 Fed. Rep. 3 June Seniors without pictures in the Tamarack North Central In the Service Trade School Bare, Cyril Blayden, Glenn Defenbacii, Robert Graham, Jennincs McGhan, Ray Oakes, Kdith Robillard, Frances Reberc, Ed Tierney, Wanaka Weller, Gene Whetsler, Derr Case, Matt Holly, James Lorenzi, Robert Johnson, Doris Lorraine Otto, RlCHAKTJ Peoples, Kathleen Perno, James Romanoff, Estelle Wirsciie, Doug Zahrly, Carol Page SPECIAL HONOR AWARDS it it it it it it For services within the school in some particular activity for which no remuneration or credit is given, such as the wide use of a special talent, outstanding achievement, leader- ship or effectiveness of service. ' Donella Lois Anderson — Girls ' League. Ksmee Nanette Bath — Girls ' League. John Karl Bech — Boys ' Federation, Stu- dent Activities. Vernon James Benshoof — Boys ' Federa- tion, Student Activities. Raymond Bloom — Student Activities. Howard Richard (bitty — Boys ' Federation. •Wayne I. Conner — Student Activities. Peggy Reine. Cromer — Art, Girls ' League. •Joy Lucille Davis — Student Activities. Consuella J. DcBould — Publications. Jack L. Eden — Student Activities. Dorothy Margaret Furgason — School Ser- vice. William Bruce Gasman — Student Activi- ties. Dorothy Janet Groom — Girls ' League. Virgil Franklin Haling, Jr. — Boys ' Federa- tion. Gwendolyn Irene Heydon — Art. Nona (jail Hillgren — Speech. Evelyn Fern Hippler — Girls ' League, School Service. Ernest Dale Johnson — Boys ' Federation. Karl Ladd Fafflen — Student Activities. Also on Schol •Betty Gail Kiser — Girls ' League, Student Activities. •Patricia Lanning — Girls ' League. Peggy Marie Leach — Girls ' League, Music, Student Activities. Doris Jean Leubner — Girls ' League. Rodney Frans Lindquist — Student Activi- ties. Gerald Clyde Miller — Boys ' Federation. Manford D. Morris — Band. Elsalois Carolyn Nelson — Girls ' League, Library. •Gayle Nelson — Publications. Patricia Nelson — Girls ' League. June Dorothy Nevdahl — Student Activities. Gerald Edward Perkins — Boys ' Federation. •Frederick L. Peterson — Publications. James Laurence Pitcher — Music. •Barbara Louise Slorah — Publications. •Gail J. Smith — Girls ' League. Ellen Ann Tharp- — Publications. •Joanne Martin Thompson — Girls ' League. Robert Lee Weeks — -Boys ' Federation, Stu- dent Activities. Fay Ilien Whipple — Girls ' League. Donald Clyde Wiley — Student Activities. Betty Mae Wisted — Girls ' League. astic Honor Roll ft ft ft ft ft ft SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL it it it it it it The following senior A s are to receive the Scholastic Honor Award. The four-year average must be A or B. The following is the list in the order of their averages: Betty Gail Kiser Carolyn Nelson Ellen Tharp Barbara Slorah Ralph Anderson Florence Hallin Mareesa Lake Wallace Bartoo Patricia Nelson Consuella DeBould Beatrice Frazier Page thirty-eight Bob Strenge Patty Lanning Cora West Esther Calkins Eleanor Magnuson Betty Lou Anderson Alice Bentley Gail Smith Gloria Staples Donella Anderson Marguerite Goldsmith Mona Adams Jack Palmer Esmee Bath James Howard Phyllis Shields Jane Delsman Joanne Thompson Joy Davis Burton Jarvis Betty Reed Philip W. Smith Bruce Munly Betty Jane Voss Wayne Conner Harold Remington Ursula Rowlandson Jack Eden Joan Chisholm Shirley DeMers Gayle Nelson Fred Peterson JANUARY CLASS PROPHECY ■6 -k is ir A it NAME 7 YEARS HENCE 13 YEARS HENCE Don Adams West Point No Point Peggy Meenach Bennett Happily Married Married Judy Boon Asleep Still Snur ing Leona Brown Great Woman Surgeon Still Cutting Up Lorraine Eleanor Burke Corn Husker Foot Doctor Frank Cannata Trapeze Artist Always Around a Bar Mona Clark Ideal Bachelor Girl Worm Turns Bette Costello Launched on Sea of Matrimony Sunk Evelyn Davenport Famous Pianist Locked out; Forgot Key Lovetta Dieter Manicurist Still Holding Hands Olive Duckett Changing Boy Friends Changing Diapers Virginia Eitel Candy Makers Doctor of Divinity Joy Ferguson Violinist Fiddling Her Time Away Ninette Foster Banker Still Good at Checking Bette Gabriel Usherette Still Etting Donna Green ' Short Story Writer . . Writer of Marriage Licenses Harold Halstead Drafter Co-Pilot on a Carrier Pigeon Nina Hartnett Breaks Nose Still Nosey Bob Houser Truck Driver In the Same Old Rut Jerry Ingham Clarinetist Continues to Blow Lois Johnson Shoe Salesman . . . (letting Ahead, Foot by Foot Jim LaRue Freshman in College Sophomore Edna Ludwick Waitress Waiting Bob Mansergh Hangman At His Rope ' s End Ruth McHenry Jitterbug Bugs Harriet Merriman Nurse . Nursing Milton Moulton Famous Pigeon Trainer Gets the Bird Elaine Newton Woman ' s Golf Champion Still Putting Around Helen Nygaard Copyrighted Copyrighted Dorothy Pandelis Dress Designer Darns Socks Virgil Philopant . Barber A Little Shaver Neil Prior Cracking Jokes Popping Corn Joy Russell Crazy for a Uniform Crazy Doreen Schroeder Living Alone and Liking It . . . Alone, and Looking It Marilyn Taber Joined the WAVES Seasick on a Wave Racelia Tuttle Works in a Bank Man-it s a Doughboy Elaine Wahl Puny Puns Punier Puns Merle Waters Six-day Bicycle Rider Peddler Vera Whaley Elevator Operator . . Business Goes Up and Down Larry White Undertaker Undertaken Glenna Wiley Professional Skater Dead End Kid By Dorothy Wadsworth Mary Jarvis Kay Comptoti Bob Fraser Page thirty-nine JANUARY CLASS WILL ft in -to it -to 6 We, THE graduating seniors of the January t. ' i class of North Central high school, being of legal credit standing and proved of Bound mental qualities by a com- mittee of faculty members, do make, pub- lish and declare on this January 18, 1913, our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all ill feelings heretofore demon- strated toward the underclassmen. Fat Ewing bequeaths her mechanical feet and pigtails to Miss Finkham for the next operetta. Tom Smith leaves that position of head drum major to keen competition; namely. Jimmy Johnson and Forrest Henderson. Vale re Johnson leaves North Central minus one more of those gorgeous blonds. Howard Merriman leaves his twin sister to receive his diploma because he took his leave early to join the United States navy. Mr. Nygaard falls heir to Howard ' s guppies. The ability to get her men I ' riscilla Haroldson rightly hands over to Mary Lou Cleave. Dick Turner is leaving his place on the traffic squad to some other lucky fellow. Jack Ross leaves behind Peg I. each; but sorry, fellas, she isn ' t mentioned in his will. Those straight A twins. Jean Williams and Charlotte Clarke, wisely leave an ex- ample for tin underclassmen to follow. The ability of Kay Grant to go steady is passed on to Adeline Trapp. Hob White departs dreaming of orange blossoms and that attractive brunette at L. C. Bev Abbey wills her Moscow weekends to any girl lucky enough to obtain gas to get t here. That sophisticated air Lucille Bonin passes on to Dorothy H i .ill is. Fat Perdue leaves her bashfulness to Joanne Thompson. To all those green frosh goes the dancing ability of Bill Davenport. Bob Fraser presents his gift of gab to Dick Nygaard. Eudora Gundry bestows her reputation of being a whiz on the typewriter to Betty Cox. Lois Beck vacates her seat in Mr. Chand- ler ' s room for whoever wants it. Katlirvn Compton wills her big blue eyes to Juanita Brya n. Gordon Watt wills his desire to see the football team win city championship to next fall ' s team. Fat LeGrant leaves the social service de- partment witli a vacancy that will be hard to fill. Marilynn Courtright leaves the halls of alma mater but takes her heart with her to send to the army (or has it already gone?) John Mele leaves in a daze after writing- boys ' sports for The News. He willingly wills the job to the green little newsies. Fred Hoenes passes his experience to an aspiring frosh. Or is it that red hair that gets him by ? Hob Osterback leaves many teachers hap- pier. Gayle Fisher flits off in pursuit of Dick. Lee Walker leaves his personality to the golf team. Virginia Garske falls heir to Evelyn Westerman ' s night life. Hazel Edgar bequeaths her A s to Elsa MeMahon. Harold Page drops his work and studies with a bang. Mack Buyanovich cleans out his locker for a sweet ' lil frosh. To those energetic gals on the tennis team goes Pat Hawley ' s ability to swing a tennis racquet. Patty Carpy agrees to teach the hula to those girls who have been attempting to ac- quire the technique. Don Henning agrees to share a portion of his ability to study to anyone interested. Those curly brown locks of Hetty Marks now belong to Shirley Brandt. Bob Speck regretfully leaves room I15W. Don ' t you. Bob ? Gerry Dolan deposits her hooks at the hookrooni with a shout of joy. The artistic ability of Doris Nelson is left to Lynne Staples. Mary Jarvis leaves her position as head ad catcher to the next patient little person who comes along. Betty White ' s black hair is sent to those brunettes, Marjorie McHugo and Shirlev Olson. After the class play. Earline Reitzel sends her German accent wth love and kisses to old Schnikelgruber himself. (Continued on page 116) , Page forty JUNE CLASS PROPHECY it 4 ft NAME 7 YEARS HENCE 13 YEARS HENCE Icye Abbott Thawing Melted Virginia U ey More Fun More and More bun James Adams . Soft Ball Pitcher Butter Ball Mona Adams All A ' s All Girls Clyde Allen Jokes Big Joke Bob Anderson Big Swede More Swedes Donella Anderson Good Christian Better Christian Madge Anderson Literary Problems Little Problems Ralph Anderson All-American Boy One Man ' s Family Bob Bafaro Iceman Nice Man Lucille Baker On the Front Burner In the Oven Myrtle Barden Pitching Moooo When tin- Cows Come Hon.. Cyril Bare Just Plain Cy Just Plain Pa Lo Rayne Barker l ' | the Wrong Tree Up the Right Tree Bernadine Barnes Absolute Pitch Still Pitching Wallace Bartoo Fireman ' s Son Chasing Sirens Ksmee Bath Bubbles Babbles Don Belknap Nabbing Nabbed F.lva Bender Little Bender Big Benders Betty Lou Berg Lovely Blond Silver Threads Among the Gold Bob ' Bishop Weather Man Balmy Glenn Blayden Model Airplanes One Flew Hazel Boyce Seamstress Still Cutting Up Janet Barden Candy Salesman Not So Sweet Jean Brown Live Alone and Like It Oh Yeah! Colin Burgen My Man Godfrey Godfrey Evelyn Burgeson Contractor ' s Daughter Doing Her Own Eva Jean Butchart Butcher Butchered Phyllis Byers Big Flame Can ' t Put Her Out Esther Calkins Flying . Grounded Gene Campbell Man ' s Best Friend Woman ' s Best Friend Marilou Cappelen Oh Johnny! Oh! Jeanette Carlson Nice Nicey, Nice Laurel Chase Chasing Caught Joan Chisbolm Roller Skating Rolling Howard Chitty Wolf Got Skinned Floyd Colang In the Groove In a Rut Bette Cole On Priority Still on Priority- Dick Corder Let ' s Be Friends Let ' s Bob Cowing Life Ladies ' Home Journal Shirley Cress Pounding Away Success Margaret Cruger 1950 . . 1963 Francis Davis Married Life Married Life Ruth Davis Baby Ruth Butterfinger Consuella DeBould Sob Sister Sister Bob Defenbach Brain More Brains Shirley DeMers Pretty as a Picture The Same Jean Dodds Dynamic Dynamite Scott Dysart Trains Hit the Road Bum! Dick Eby Up in the Air Wings Bigger Dick Edlund Fighting Mad Still Kicking Wallace Frickson Fastest Thing on Two Legs He Fell Page forty-one NAME 7 YEARS HENCE 13 YEARS HENCE Bill Ennis Bill S ir William Luella Ewing Lulu Look at Her Now Vayne terrier On the Job On the Top Chester lowers Income Tax Tacks Virginia Garske Hedy Hedy Hanes Marguerite Goldsmith But No But Good Florence Hallin Social Climber Slipping John Hawk Hock-Shop Owner Still a Hawk (in) Ardith Hempleman Comedian Corn Grower Clarence Hendricks A-l Student I_A f ah Hendricks Librarian Guard in Women ' s Prison Garrold Hilmer Scissor Salesman Still Cutting Up Evelyn Hippler Bubble Dancer Hobby of Pin Collecting Lee Hoft Uoor-to-Ooor Salesman Foot Doctor Bette Hoffman Beauty Operator Giving GI Haircuts en , H ° lland Gardener Still Prefers Four Roses- Ralph Hooke Hook Salesman Getting Hooked Herb Hoover Dishing Out Army Chow Food Administrator James Howard Teacher Learning Lloyd Howard A Quack Still Ducking the Police Burton Jarvis Teller in a Bank Telling It to the Judge Donald Jackson Happily Married Married Bill Johnson Prefers Mickeys to Gin Prefers Gin to Mickeys Leonard Johnson Champion Diver Still All Wet Lorraine Johnson Member of Mounted Police Finally Got Her Man Dorothy Jones Oh? Oh Oh ! Althea Kaesmeyer Angel Angle Ladd Kafflen Violin Teacher Salesman for Super Ear Plug Co Mary Koenig 23 Years Old ... 23 Years Old Lucille Kreshel Club President Club Swinger Clarence Kruse Hobby of Foreign Coins . . . Doesn ' t Know Holling ' sworth Howard Lamphear Wise Cracker Safe Cracker Muriel Large Rich Artist Still Drawing Money Rod Lindquist Navy Radioman Given the Air Wayne McGregor Pro Football Player Still Making Passes Ray McGhan Soda Jerker Still a Jerk Dick McTighe Fishing in a Closed Stream Up the River Margaret Meili Bubble Dancer Old Enough to Know Better Lois Lee Meister Radio Personality .... Singing Pepsi-Cola Theme Songs Barbara Jean Miller Barbs Tough, But Oh So Gentle Jerry Miller Brooklyn Dodgers ' Pitcher A Bum Virginia Miller Old Mill Stream Sweet Sixteen Libert Michell Pro Dice Roller Rollin ' His Own Manford Morris Giving Lessons on Tuba Still Tootin ' His Own Horn Stan Morris Wrestler All Twisted Up in His Work Ethel Myers Working Graveyard Shift . . Taking a Cure for Sleep-walking Gayle Nelson Censored Still With the Censor June Nevdahl Gym Teacher Doing a Stretch Lois Newell Hic(k) Hic(k) Edith Oakes From Little Acorns Grew Give ' em the Ax Dick Olson Copy Boy of New Esquire Editor of Prison Publication Bert Osborne Giving the Bert Got It Dorothy Osborne Dots And Dashes Bob Osterback Slow Iceman Defrosting Richard Otto Owner of Nail Factory Still Pounding Away Jerry Perkins Kettle of Energy Still Perkin ' Bernice Peterson Getting Her Own Way(e) Getting Away Kllen Ann Tharp Copy Boy Copy — Boy!!! Page forty-two JUNE CLASS WILL ■k it T r r it C E, THE graduating seniors of the June ' 43 class of North Central high school, being of legal credit standing and proved of sound mental qualities by a committee of faculty members, do make, publish and declare on this May 31, 1943, our last will and testament, hereby revok- ing any and all ill feelings heretofore dem- onstrated toward the underclassmen : Beatrice Piper leaves a few locks of her long hair to Mr. Chandler. Bob Waye leaves his experiments with sulfuric acid to the girl next to him in chem- istry. Evelyn Williamson bequeaths her expres- sive eyes to Tommy Hicks. Carol Zahrly bequeaths her poetry to the English department. Cora West chooses to will her flashing smile to the best looking boy in the school. Wonder who he is ? Ed Walsh relieves the study hall roll checkers of one less worry. Joy Wallingford wills her place on the ad staff to Patty Green. John Johnson mails his diploma to Bob Ripley ' s Believe It or Not collection. Mary Peterson passes on her athletic stride to Marjorie Scott. Jack Wrinkie dedicates his one year of Spanish to the Army Air Corps with two more years of the language to suffer through. Estelle Hanson leaves her Wednesday afternoons at the ice arena to Elsa McMa- hon. Darrell Smith wills his physics experi- ments to Mr. Butler and Mr. Neuman with sincerest apologies. Doug Volosing leaves for the psycho- pathic ward at one of the local hospitals. No offense, Doug , we know you only work there. It is predicted that Matt St. Marie will leave his class pin to Jean Dower. The library hopes Betty Voss will find someone as efficient as she to take her place. Lucille Kreshel wills her spirit to take on the form of an angel so that she may always inhabit Pink ' s Heaven. To the English literature students goes Betty Reed ' s excellent book reports and lit- erary background. The reasoning powers of Jack Segesman go to Virginia Greenough. Doug Wirsche leaves his sixth period dark room technique to Billy Thompson. Derr Whetsler leaves the band a serious gap. Ray McLellan leaves the chemistry room sulphur fumes to the great outdoors. Beryl Shriver wills her home economics grades to Shirley Steffer. James Perno leaves his modesty to Al Halbig. Doris Read bestows her two little dimples to Bill Jacobson. Velma Sabbe leaves Mr. Ramsey her test papers to be remembered by. Betty Voelker ' s satin-smooth complexion goes to Rosemary Morgan. Bill Sullivan ' s curly hair and good looks go to Dave Jensen. Frances Robillard cleans out her locker for a new little frosh. With fond adieu, Jim Smith leaves North Central minus one more male. How long can it last ? George Quimby leaves his shy manner to Buck Wolf Hill. Juanita Murphy bequeaths her three-inch elfish haircut to blond little Jackie Bollman. Milton Olson leaves hand in hand with Harriet Hoff. Everyone knows to w hom Barbara Slorah wills the month of June. Bill McNutt leaves his arrangement of Two o ' Clock Jump to Mrs. Dunphy. The News staff hopes Ed Reberg will will to a conscientionus person his job of carry- ing copy over to the print shop every week. Betty Wisted leaves her ticket selling line to Miss Pinkham. Gene Weller agrees to pass on to any frosh lad, his technique of going steady with Wynona Pernell thruogh four years of school. Wilda Seyler leaves third period speech class with an enthusiasm which amazes Mrs. Leonard. Carolyn Nelson won ' t tell to whom she is giving her extra graduation picture, but it ' s rumored he ' s some pitchin ' s. Ruth Riley socks a home run to next year ' s best girls ' baseball team. (Continued on page 122) Page forty-three SENIORS Page forty-four Page forty-seven Page forty-eight Hat c fifty Page fifty-one Page fifty-two Page fifty-three Page fifty-four Page fifty-five Page fiftyiix Page fifty-seven Page fifty-eight Last Christmas N. C. played Santa Olaus and gave gifts to the Spokane Children ' s Home. WARTIME ACTIVITIES Stamp booth on Pearl Harbor Day when $738.30 in War Stamps and Bonds wt re sold. Page sixty-otic SPRING DEPARTMENT HEADS FALL DEPARTMENT HEADS FALL SENIOR COUNSELORS SPRING SENIOR COUNSELORS Fall officers .-mil members of the Associated Student Council A. S. Cm Lett-Hud Picture — Full Oradart Hoard: Kod Llnd- M . mi Plcliiri — Spring Conduct Hoard: Wayne Connor, qulst. Virginia Kitel. Doris Nelson. 1.. C. Bradford Harriet Hoff. Kay Bloom. Barbara Frost. I ndd (Adviser). Ray Bloom, Julia Ittele, Joy Davis, itiitiii- Kafflen Page sixty-four First Row: Rod Lindqulst. Wayne Connor. Darrel Smith, Don Wiley. John Mele, Mack Worthen. Dick Zlfinecker. Second Row: Dirk Soth. Wallace Bartoo. Bob Cowing. Oarth Young, Howard Chitty. Vli-Rril Halbig. Maurice Courtwright. John Hawk. Thir l Row: Victor Chimicnti, Ralph Anderson, Matt St. Marie. Bruce McRae. Walter Cole, Jerry Clausscn. Bob Strenge. Lloyd Howard. Fourth Row: Art Crosby. Pat Caulfield. Burton Jarvis, Jack Segosman. Mark Youelle, Bob Johnson, Clyde Allen, Phil Smith. Pat Barden. Fifth Row: Bob Johnston. Dick James Bill Coburn, Forest Henderson, Dick Bonner. Raymond Neis. Louis Stevenson. Owen Richardson. Bob Harris, Harold Lindberg. TRAFFIC AND GROUNDS SQUAD Firxt Row: Jack Wrinkle. YVeync Coons. Harold R m- ington. Rob Defenbaeh, Jim Hulbert. Neil Nolcn. Sec- ond Row: Dick Hawes. Hob Mauk. Boh Ashbaek. David Kirk. Bob Anderson. Third Row: Richard Wil- lis. Kenneth Britl. Bill Casman. Matt St. Marie. Fourth Row: I ' .ob Kolsom. lOarl Draper. Bob Kills. Vernon Murbach. Bob Smith. Kenneth Storey. Fifth Row: Paul Lloyd, Vernon Klfbrandt. Bob Peterson. Bill Thompson, Raymond Beeber. Payc sixty-five First How: Mary Jarvis, Helen Nygaard. Kllen Tharp, Dorothy Wadsworth. Consuella DeBould, Marilyn Taber. layle Nelson. Second How: Barbara Slorah, Dick Both, Virginia Abey, Tommy Hix, Marie Moylan, John Mele. Margaret Gruman, Jerry Ingham, Fred Peterson. Carolyn Nelson. Audree Smith. THE NORTH CENTRAL NEWS L WENTY-SIX years ago, in 19,17, under the supervision  f Ernest E. Green, The North Central News was horn. It entered the world as a five-column monthly, later developing into a seven-col- umn weekly. Last fall, as a war-time meas- ure, tlie paper was cut to six columns. The National Scholastic Press association voted the paper All American in ' . ( . ' . ' i7. ' . ' (S; and presented it with the Pacemaker award (one out of the 1 ' J best high school papers in the nation) in ' 41. The News was selected as the most outstanding paper in the Northwest, by the Whitman College Press Cluh in lil ' tO. A Quill and Scroll chapter was established in I!t ' J(i. Miss Mary McKenna is faculty adviser. Editors of The News for this year were: Fall, Helen Nygaard; spring. Ellen Tharp, Consuella l)e Mould. Associate Editors: Fall. John Melr. Barbara Slorah; spring, Fred Peterson. News Editors: Fall, Dor- othy Wadsworth; spring, Gayle Nelson. Business Managers: Fall. Garth Young; spring. Consuella DcBould. Advertising Managers: Fall. Mary Jarvis ; spring, Peggy Leach. Sports : Fall, Marilyn Taber, Dick Soth. John Mele: spring. Betty Chapman. Harold Lindberg. Circulation Managers: Fall, Fred Peterson. Tommy Hix; spring, Dave Jensen. Dean Cochran. Bookkeep- er for the year was Eleanor Magnuson. The News, one of the most successful projects featured at North Central, lends its support to lagging campaigns and has always supported activities of the school that need help. Sports, including football, baseball, tennis, basketball, track, etc.. arc covered thoroughly. The News also pub- licizes class plays, operettas and band eon- certs. This year. The News furnished the publicity for the Stamp and bond drive to buy a jeep, sponsored by the senior A class. Page sixty-six Consuella DeBould, Helen Nygaard, Ellen Tharp. First Kow: ISarbara Slorah, Gayle Nelson. Dorothy Wadaworth. Second Row: John Mcle. Fred Peterson. Harold Lindberg, John Mele, Marilyn Taber. Dick Soth. Mary Jarvis, Kleanor Magnuson, Garth Young, Peggy Leach. I. eft-Hand Picture: Tommy Hix, Kred l ' eterson. Mid- Leach, Phyllis Springer. Klynore Cozetti. Second die Picture: Miss Mary McKenna (Adviser.) Right- Bow : Peggy Cromer, Kathryn Compton, Mary Jarvis. Hand Picture — First Kow: Joy Wallingford. Pcggy Pagc sixty-seven Library Monitors Bookroom Workers and Nurse Messengers MONITORS First Row: Patt Nelson. Joanne Thompson, Gayle Nelson, Doris Leubner, Betty Gail Klser. Second Row: Dorothy Groom, Virginia Garske, Mickey Kelly, Bev- erlce Wilson, Joy Ferguson, Kay Grant. Third Row: Maryella Stevens, Bertie Laughbon, Phyllis Garret, Dorothy Bleck. Doris Nelson, Ruth Salmon, Marllvn Lincoln, Kathryn Compton. Fourth Row: Corlnne Whealy, Laura Kger, Virginia Hartman. Pat Hall. Rosllce Mastro, Pat Henefer, Virginia Lucas. VOX PUELLARUM r ir r « V()X PUELLARUM. meaning Voice of the Girls, was organized in 1913 under the direction of R. G. Hargreaves, then principal of North Central and Miss Jessie Gibson, who in 1918 organized the Girls ' League. The purpose of the Vox is to develop within the club, dramatic, liter- ary, music and vocational tendencies. Various activities are sponsored by the club throughout the year. A Thanksgiving and Christmas basket is prepared for a needy family. This semester a dancing class for boys was sponsored by the club. Sophomore and junior girls having no grade below C are eligible to try for mem- bership. At the end of each semester, the Vox award of $10 is given to a senior girl who lias a good scholastic standing and who has overcome the greatest obstacles while attending North Central. The fall award was presented to Evelyn Davenport, Jan- uary, ' tB. Officers for the fall semester were : Gayle Nelson, president ; Betty Gail Kiser. vice president: Patt Nelson, secretary; Joanne Thompson, treasurer; Doris Leubner. ser geant at arms; Mary Crosby, historian-re- porter. Spring officers: Joanne Thompson, president; Patt Nelson, vice president; Mar- ilyn Lincoln, secretary: Maryella Stevens, treasurer; Beverlee Wilson, sergeant at arms ; and Dorothy Bleck, historian-reporter. Page seventy-one ART CLUB Page seventy-two LATIN CLUB Flint Row: Rose Marie Jaynes, Marian Quackenbusli, Shirley Barclay. Ruth McRoberts, Mona Adams, Faye French. Dorothy Jones. Gilbert Baker. Bill Jacobse ' n. Second How: Jcanetle Jacobs. Margaret Kosnick. Lois Ramsey, Joanne smith. Naomi Monette, Lynn Staples, Irsula Rowlamlson. Marguerite Goldsmith, Victor Chimenti. Third Row: Jack Farrel, Phyllis Blundell. Carolyn Nelson. Kathellne Gold. Pamela Nlckerson. Delia Savas, lmogene Anderberg. Paul Burgess, Rov Curtia r SPANISH CLUB First Row: Mary I.ou Kills. Maijoi ' le McAlpin Coleen Wolfe. Donna Pashek. Klsa McMahon. Jean Dower, Pat Schubert. Second Row: Miss Bertha Boehme (Adviser). Shirley Lindqulst, Patty Green, Joan Dower Pauline Cluzel. Marjoric Dean, Evelvn Hippler, Mary Lou Nygaard, Gloria Staples, Vonna-Jean Patterson, I ' at Martlh, Fiances Viers. Third Row: Owen Rich- ardson, Clifford Mast, Jim Spoerhase. Bob Harris. Phil Nlckerson. Bruce Munley, Kldred Clausen, Glen Michaels. Matt St. Marie. Girard Ordway. Dick James. Page scventy-thrcc AMORES LIBRORUM First Bow: Gordon Bradley. Don Erlcson, Vernon Mur- bach lx rtaine Smith, Elaine Bischoff. Carolyn Nel- son, .lohnilen Ashley. Elfrieda Woestman. S nd How : Bob Harris. Gilbert Baker. Mack Worthen. Gerald Beery Shirley Murbach, Beatrice Rector. Lorraine Collins. Owen Richardson. Third Row: Arnold An- derson, Girard Ordway, Gertrude Black. Geneva With- ers Pamela Nickerson, Caroline Neustel. Joyce Kirk. Fourth Row: Arthur Neustel. Leonard Pinnell Pick Hawes. Akika Kawaii. Lily Millage, Betty Nelson. Tommy Hicks. QUILL AND SCROLL INTERNATIONAL CLUB First Row: Gavle Nelson. Consuella DeBould. Ellen Tharp. Kt-roml Row : Miss Mary McK ' enna (Adviser), Kred Peterson, Barbara Slorah. Page seventy-four First Row: Bettv Nelson, Muriel ltargc, Pauline Cluzel. Dena Savas. Second Row: Iris Haug. Viviene Olsen, Miss Violet Starkweather (Adviser). Esmee Bath, Lil- lian Balinski. THREE FIVES First Knw : Patience Schroeder, Joanne Thompson, C. Koch, Iris Haug Dorothy Biallas, Ruth 1-Mson. Third OHn Hice (Director), Betty L.ou Wood, Juanlta Bryan. Row: Patty banning, Pat Lipscomb. Wynona Pi-rm-M, Second Row: Althea Kaesemeyer. Betty Hix, Mary Virginia (Jrcenoug ' h, Gaya Sapp. PEP BAND First Row: Harris Crampton, Bernard Wilson. George Hawed. L.ewis Stephenson. Third Knw: Manford Mor- Fyhrie, Wayne Coons, Claude Myhre. Second Row: rls. Onin Stratton. Do UK Voloslng. David Harry, I aVerne Kent. William McNutt, Dee Page seventy-seven Page seventy eight Pane seventy-nine Page eighty THE BELLE OF BAGDAD it it THE Belle of Bagdad. the thirty-first annual operetta presented at North Central under the general director- ship of C. Olin Riee. was given Dee. I and 5 in the school auditorium. Leads for the operetta were: Carolyn Nelson, Mrs. J. Horace McCann; Dorothy Hiallas. Elsa; Suzanne Allen, Anne; Areta Dorn, Zelinda; Juanita Bryan. Rose; Vir- ginia Greenough, Lily; Bill Ennis, Ali Ben Mustapha; Don Wiley. Boh: Fred Hanne- n.an. Hassan El Carib ; Wynona Pernell, Jewel; Jack Palmer. Bill; Doreen Schroeder. Henrietta Whipstitch ; Eddie Powell and Merril Woinach. Dick. The .story was as follows: Pair day in Bagdad is marked by the arrival of various visitors, among them Mrs. Horace J. Mc- Cann. the new American Counsul, with her daughter. Klsa. and her daughter ' s friend. Anne. On being presented to the Caliph and his daughter. Jewel with some other friends, they learn that an assassin is abroad who carries a bomb concealed in a camera, and for this reason all persons with cameras are to be shot immedately. Dick Taylor arrives by plane from Holly- wood, accompanied by his two mechanics, Bob and Bill. They are looking for a girl known only as the Belle of Bagdad in order to engage her as a moving picture star. They hope to identify her by some small photographs which they carry, and also by the sacred amulet which she wears, but in order to make sure they bring a large cam- era with them to take pictures of all pros- pects. Dick meets Jewel, who welcomes him cordially, but the two mechanics meet Ali Ben Mustapa. the chief of police, who sees their camera and orders them to be executed forthwith. In order to escape Bill and Bob resort to disguise, first as der- vishes, and afterwards as members of the Caliph ' s body guards. While in this latter disguise they capture the real assassin, and in return the Caliph orders Jewel to pre- sent Dick with the sacred amulet. This serves to identify her as the Belle. Bill and Bob are freed in time to couple with Elsa and Anne, while Henrietta Whipstitch finds solace in the companionship of Ali Ben Mustapha. The sets were designed and painted by Betty Marks. Gwen Heydon, Dorothy ft ft ft Groom, Lynn Staples. Ruth VanAuken. Glen Michaels and Bob Shiffner under the supervision of Miss Ethel Ashley. (Oust ruction work was done by Jack Henry, Dick Guest; Dan Crandall, Jeff Overholser, Shirley Stablein and Ernest Gerlack, members of the stage crew under the direction of Wayne Chapman. Costumes were designed and made by the costume class under Miss Agnes A vent and Mrs. J. D. Youngman.. The dramatics was supervised by (irace Douglas Leonard and make-up done by the senior dramatics class. Members of the chorus were: Sopranos: Hazel Edgar, Earline Reiteel, Betty Lou Wood. Perley Pry. Pat Lipscomb. Ruth Ed- son. Gay a Sapp. Helen Sherer. Marilyn Kingrey, Marie Couch and Marilyn Meister. Altos: Patience Schroeder. Althea Kaes- meyer. Patty 1. aiming. Gloria Pleiss. Shirley Wilson. Phyllis Springer. Muriel Large. Gerry Wolfe. Ruth Keeling and Lynne Staples. Boys singing tenor were: Dick Zinnecker. Bob Schiffner. Gene Weller. LaVerne Kent. Merrill Womach. Bill McNutt. Kenneth Russell. Phil Smith. Clyde Allen. Neil Allen. Bass: Tom Smith. Wally Erickson, Rodd Derr, Wayne Campbell. Bob Lyons. Eddie Ailor. Bob Sheehy, Bob Bresgal, Gordon Melcher and Manford Morris. The orchestra members were: Violin: Jim Pitcher. I.add Kafflen. Gordon Barr, Rita Woodward. Betty Morgan. Betty Hix, Juan- ita Leigh and Bob Chappell ; cello: Muriel Doran; bass: Esther Buchanan; flute: Char- lotte Clark; first clarinet: Marilyn Berg- gren; second clarinet: Dorothy Bradrick ; first trumpet: Peggy Leach; second trum- pet: Patty (.rein; horn: Aline Kanikeberg; trombone: Kathryn Becker and drums: Peggy Cromer. Evelyn Davenport and Marvlin Peterson played the piano. Miss Elsa Pinkham directed the dances for the operetta. Areta Dorn was chair- man of the dancing and assisting were : Shir- ley Brandt and Jane Sabiston. In the sailor dance were: Barbara Glee- ten, Shirley Walters, Marie Kathryn Couch. Lorraine Hildahl. Mary Koch. Betty Strat- ton, Jean Stratton. Pat Courser. Betty La- mon, Pat McDougall. Phyllis LaPointe. (Continued on page 129) Page eighty-one Page eighty-two Patje eighty-three Vo-rp Page eighty-four FAREWELL TO BUCK -to -b ft ir -A -Cr Coach archie buckley, now a Lieutenant (j. g.) in the Navy, left March 12 for Chapel Hill. North Carolina. Mr. Buckley was based there for indoctrin- ation school before going into physical fit- ness or general duty. Coach Buckley came to North Central in 1981. He has coached not only football A friendly smile and greeting for all. and baseball, but also basketball during his first years bere. When asked what football season lie re- membered most. Coach buckley remarked, The season of 1933 is especially outstand- ing. Wc lost the first two games but won ii:t [nond. the last four to tie for the championship. During this season the real North Central spirit was at its best. But this has been true during the whole time I have been here. I really believe it would not be possible to find a better type of youth to work with than I have had at North Cen- tral. Mr. Buckley also acted as social studies teacher and will be remembered by the Stu- dents of his classes as well as by the boys he coached. He was always an understanding teacher and a real friend. So until you come back again — Good luck, Buck. Page eighty-seven Page eighty-eight FOOTBALL ■ft -tt a a ■ Although the football sea- son was anything but successful from the Indian standpoint, the North Central team gave a good account of itself in every game, never giving up the battle until the final gun. L ' ntil the Gonzaffa Bullpups defeated the city champions, Rogers. 7-0. the Red and Black had been the only team to score upon the Pirate aggregation. North Central participated in the annual Shrine contest and defeated their tradition- al rival, Lewis and ( lark. (i-0. Bob Weeks. X. C. end. was the only In- dian to be chosen for the all-city first team. Page ciyhty-ninc Flrnt Row: Clifford Schultz, Lee Wright. Lewis Sprund Row: Jeff Overholser, Dan Crandall. Ernest Stephenson, Jack Bcch, Ray Bloom. Harvey Williams, Gerlath, Karl Anderson, Jack Hour) ' . Wayne Connor. BASEBALL it ir -ft ■ ft THE INDIANS took fourth place in the city league basketball season this year; but Ray Bloom, crack North Cen- tral guard, piled up 123 points for a new record during this season. Not only did he make the new record, but during a game with Central Valley, Ray racked up a total of 81 points for a new individual scoring record in one game. In other words Ray might be called a one-man team. All but one of the games that North Cen- tral lost were decided by only two or three points, indicating that if the breaks had been with them they may have finished much higher than fourth place. Lewis and Clark. North Central ' s old rival, again finished in the first position fol- lowed by the second place Pirates from Rogers high. Standings Wins Losses Lewis and ( lark ..10 0 Rogers 8 2 Gonzaga 5 5 North Central i fi West Valley 3 7 Central Valley 0 10 Early in the season. North Centra] en- tered a physical fitness tourney at Gonzaga gym. This tournament was comprised of teams from the city and the Inland Empire. In this tournament N. C. copped third place with Lewis and Clark taking first and Rogers second. ir ft ft ft ft ft Frosh Finish Second The freshman basketball club started its season very successfully after defeating all of the teams in the curcuit at least once. They fell in defeat twice, once to Gonzaga and once to Rogers. They lost to Rogers by one point and to Gonzaga by two points. Ditty and Hagle seemed to be the spark plugs of the. team, each being first and sec- ond in regard to points scored in their games. By result of these wins and losses, the team came out in second place. Standings Wins Losses Gonzaga 5 1 North Central 4 2 Rogers 2 4 Lewis and Clark 1 5 Page ninety Page ninety-one Vlrst Row: Bob Lyons. Jerry Miller. Hob Weeks. Jerry Perkins. Kill Taylor Jerry Isaacson. Frank Miyaki. Virgil Halbig Second Row : Bob Johnson, Alec Cloth. Ralph Anderson, John Vukich, JeriT K Use Dick Nveaard Harvey Williams. Third Row: Wally Isaacson. Robert Bain- arei 1 (Coach), Dave Kirk. Bob Bayley. Bud Strong. Ray Aue. Clarence Hendricks, John Zarnekee, Doug King. BASEBALL it ir r -b ix I BASEBALL at North Central at the beginning of the season looked very promising with four lettermen back. These boys being Ralph Anderson, Jerry Miller. Dick Nygaard and Bob Weeks. This year Archie Buckley, the usual coach of the base- ball squad, enlisted in the navy, and Bob Barnard took over as the new mentor. With some tough breaks the team had bad luck w ith the pre se ason games but as the season approached the squad was rapidly improv- ing. The pitching stall ' this year usually Con- sisted of Miller, Taylor, and Weeks during the practice games with other schools. One advantage for North Central was the fact that a majority of their games were played on their own field. Payc ninety-two First Row: Ray Bloom. Bob Tarker. Cy Bare. Jack Stafford. Don Ha- worth. Arthur Cosby. Floyd Hansen. Phil Nickerson, Frank Greco. Dale Moffet. Guy O. Barnes (Coach.) Second Row: Orrln Stratton. Jem- Isaacson. Ray Nelson. John Ryder, Francis Masso, Del Vlrge, Dave Jensen, .l.-rry I ' omeroy. Jerry Klise. Men Steen. Third Row : Georfie Moon. Frank Mlyaki. Jack Wrinkle, Jack LaRue. Dick Caldwell, Charlie McCartney, Jack Weller, Dick Kby. Dale Johnson . Joe Stoddard. Fourth Row: Harvey Williams. Harold Heber, James Adams. Tom Marsden. Fred Franke. Glen Franke. Carrol Copley. George Smith. Del KbbiRhausen. David Hairy. Fifth Row: Jerry Nolen. Clifford ICwing. Bob Southwell. Bernard Wilson. Jack Cave, Arthur Luchlnl, Willis Nevln, Charles wn- son, Dick Emery, Walt Gustafson. Sixth Row: Al Wilson. Bob Leach. Chester Morton. TRACK ■ir r tr ir ft ■ ThK track situation of North Central also had a promising outlook even though the squad was left with hut one re- turning lrttirnian. Cy Hare. During pre- season practice sessions many fast times were recorded. One asset to North Central this year was I he arrival of Floyd Hansen, a distance runner from Pullman. This hoy anil another newcomer. Dick Kby. figured to be two of North Central ' s fastest runners and contenders for to)) points. Also out- standing was Harvey Williams, a junior, who vastly improved and helped many times in getting the Indians the points. During an interclass meet at the beginning of the season Harvey collected 1 (i points to be individual high scorer of the meet and help his team, the juniors, to win. With these outstanding advantages to figure on North Central was a sure con- tender for the city track crown. Page ninety-three TENNIS r it ij ir ir r ThK outlook for the tennis team this year looked as good as any for North Central which is up to old standards as the Indians have captured the tennis crown in about every year tiny have played. This vear with Jim Pitcher and Lewis Stephen- son back the chances look exceptionally well for these boys are probably two of the best tennis players this .school has turned out. Jim Pitcher last year captured the singles title for the city, so there was no reason why the city titles shouldn ' t fall toward N. C. again this year. Other members of Coach Ernest L. Hix ' s team were: Dick Soth, Larry Nobles. Ray Bloom and Cliff Mast. Tennis is now one of the best sports which can be taken up by the youth of to- day according to the army air corps. This sport gives the body varied forms of exer- cise and provides stamina. Page ninety-four GOLF GOLF at North Central has rapidly increasing in popularity during re- cent years. Several times some of the best golfers of the city have been organized at North Central. North Central started golf compel it ion in 1918 and has continued through the yens. This year Coach Walter C. Hawes had three returning men from last years ' squad. These boys were: Hoi) Lyons. Dick Olson and Hob Whorle. All of these boys showed ability last year and bolstered N. C. ' s chances for a golf crown very much. Last year four men were graduated from the squad. On the golf squad the boys received train- ing in coordination, as well as healthful recreation. Page ninety-five ATHLETIC BOARD Flr t Row: Peggy Cromer, Patty Green. Betty Wlsted, Tiinni, Charles A. Chandler. Third Row: Robert Bi Carol Carpenter Whipple. Marilyn Berggren. BeewM nard, Miss Bias Plnkham. J. Wesley Taylor. Row: -I Smith, Guj ik Barnes, .Miss Wilhelmlne Page ninety-six RED FEATHERS J Fir t Row: Carolyn Nelson, Barbara Slorah, (Jayle Nelson. Fay Whipple, Gloria St aples, Beverly Hubbell. I ' att Nelson (Secretary), Donella Anderson (Chair- man), C.ail Smith (Historian), Shirley DeMers, Ruby (irosvenor, Adeline Trapp, Esmee Bath, Dorothy (iroom, BettV VVisted. Second Bow: Consuella He- Bould. Ellen Tharp, Jane Delsman. Joan Chisholm, Lucille Baker, Cora West, Evelyn Burgeson. Mareesa Lake. Peggy Leach, Tatty Lanning. Patricia Martin. Teggy Cromer. Third How : Doris Nelson. Beverly Tschlrgi, Jean Anderson, Faye French. Ruth McKob- erts. Jean Dower, Marilyn Lincoln, Dorothy Biallas, Marvella Stevens, Wynona Pernell. Marjorie Mi-Hugo, Vonna-Jean Patterson. Fourth Row : .Marion Hawk, (Jerry Gage, Mary Franck, Barbara Ramey. Betty Hlx. Shirley Lindqulst. Pauline Cluzel. Mary Jo Buckler, Elsa McMahon, Elyles Wahl. Shirley Brandt, Regena Honeycutt, Beverly Lysek. Janice Mitchell, Helen Fullenwider. Fifth Row: Carol Johnson, Mar- lam Watson, Betty Jo Lyon, Dorothy J. Johnson. Virginia J. Greenough, Joy Zletler. Dorothy Piper, Aileen Honeveutt, Shirley Ann Olson, Ruth Salmon. Mildred Lesler. Laurel Norris. Esther Buchanan, Ruth Emch, Dolores Waterman. Marian Cammack. Fall Red Feathers at Princess Convocation Page ninety-seven FirNt Row : Beverly Townc, Shirley Walter, Dorothy Wright, Lois Poindexter, Akiko Ka wa 1 1. Louise Cosby, Jeanette Carlson, Patty McDougall, Marjorie Harold- son, Helen Boynton, Wanda Mitchell. .Second Row: Audree Smith. Shirley Tefft. Mary Beal, Delores Ran- dolph, Beverly Thompson, Delores Stromme. Marian Gau, Barbara Gleeten, Marjorie Scott, Lorraine Smith, Ruth Keeling. Third Row: Helen Lenke, Marjorie Dean, Janet Dawe, Donna Keeling, Barbara Jerrow, Virginia Dwinell, Laura Cannata, Virginia Christian, Erma Thompson, Elsie Lathrom. Georgia Shields. Fourth Row: Carolyn Fieeborg, Marilyn Townsend, Joyce Kirk, Betty Kemp, Jane Pratt, Pam Nlckerson. Hillie Lovejoy, Marilyn Peterson, Elaine Bischoff. Doris Stevenson, Colleen Wolfe, Sue Jacobson. Fifth Row: Caro l Shields, Molly Wagner, Virginia Lucas. Geneva Withers, Vivienne Collin, Myldred Hays, Carol Andrews, Laura Crow, Marjorie Sheriff, Norma Mere- dith, Virginia Ferguson, Nadine Hempleman. Sixth Row: Donna Pashek. Doris Johnson, Jackie Stephens, Ellen Lockhead. Virginia Alexander, Elaine Davis. Pat Henefer, Phyllis Sutton. Gertrude Blank, Peggy De- Mander, Rosemary Morgan. Members Not In Picture: Jane Sabiston (Chairman), Rosemary Littlefield, Marilyn Meister. Marjorie Mc- Neely, Rutli VanAuken, Phyllis Espen. COLOR GIRLS it r ir -fir r -b T() KEEP up I he School spirit .•mil to hack all student activities 18 the main theme of every Color Girl, Tin- organiza tion forms a cheering and color section at all games and marches in various parades throughout the year. Each girl has the official uniform which consists of a black skirt, a red sweater with the Color Girls emblem and white shoes and anklets. The members are girls who are in the Page ninety-eight ninth anil tenth grade and are selected by their scholarship, attendance, health, coop- eration in school activities and good citizen- ship. They must have consent of their teachers and no grade below C. Mrs. Gladys Dunphy, study hall teacher, has been adviser for the past three years. Each year a testing committee, appointed by Mrs. Dunphv. tests each girl for mem- bership. Murbaeh. Miss Isabel McElwee (Coach). Carol Carpen- Ur : m£rV vW X™Ti ™ rwhipp rbor io oni KhJne People,,. Mary.-Ua und Kow: 1 ' atsy Durham. Shirley McKlroy. Shirley Stevens. GIRLS ' BADMINTON ft -tt r ft it UNDER the direction of Miss Elsa Pinkham, head of the physical educa- tion department, the girls ' badminton tour- nament proved to be one of the outstanding sports for girls this semester. Carol Carpenter Whipple was the winner of the singles tournament while Shirley Murbach and Lorna Milam took the champ- ion title in the doubles matches. Badminton, like other girls ' sports was open only to girls taking gym. The tourna- ment started in December and the final games were played in January. Badminton was an important part of the physical fitness program carried out in the uirls ' gym department as it provided an op- portunity for extensive training in coordin- ation and exercise. The birdie was kept skimming rapidly back and forth over the net in this game, which is considered by experts to be one of the fastest of all sports. Although badminton is similar to tennis and looks easy to play, it requires a great deal of intricate footwork. The ability to place shots so as to catch the opposing player off guard also adds to the intricacies of the game. The girls learned these tips and many more bv turning out for badminton and the singles tournament really provided some fast games. Page ninety-nine GIRLS ' GOLF ft ft ft ft ft ft J()Y Davis captained the North Central golfers during the fall semester while Beverly Tschirgi was captain for tin- spring semester. Dorothy Gemberling and Beverly Ulricfa were the managers. The girls under tile direction of Miss Wilhelmine Timm, coach of the team, took lessons from Page one hundred Neil Christian of Riverside golf course. Each semester the girls had a tournament with Lewis and ( lark. The golf class was part of the physical fitness program carried on at North Central. The girls turned out on Tuesdays and Thursdays during sixth period. First K..w: Donella Anderson, Doris Bradbury, Fay Whipple. Bett Wisted carol Carpenter Whipple, Gayle Nelson Marilou Cappelen, Peg Cromer Patty Given (Manager). Klizabeth Fruin (Assistant Manager.) Second Row: ' Vonna-Jean Patterson. Jean Anderson Dor s Leubner. Marilvn Lincoln, Maryella Stevens. Dorothy Biallas Janice Mitchell Mar- celia Christian. F.laine Smith. Kathlee Kohles. Wilene Wheeler, feh i • e Brown Third Row: Billie Lovejoy. Beverly Lysek. Daurel Norris. Lilian Balinski. Mary Franck. Faye French. Norma Heisner, l.orna Milam. Dorii Velson Virginia Collins. Phyllis Gazette. Shirley Lindquist. Janice Grim- mer Helen Fullenwlder. Fourth Row: Pat Creel, Norma Strong. Mayre ■ • ' Harris Marjorie Scott. Shirley Murbach. Shirlee Morgan Glenna Wiley? Miss Rlsa Pinkham (Coach), Helen Nygaard Klsa McMahon, It, enarv Uttlefield. Jean Blachly. Mary Lou Cleave, Jeanette Bauman. GIRLS ' TENNIS FOREHAND, backhand, cut, lob, and smash were all familiar terms heard on the courts during the tennis season. This season the team was divided into two groups, which were the A and B squads. Members of the A squad practiced after school and the B squad before school. Senior A s graduating in June who were listed on tlie A squad and their number of years on the team were as follows: Donella Anderson, one year; Doris Bradbury, three rears; Marilou Cappelen. two and one-half years; Peg Cromer, two years; Dorothy Groom ; three years ; Doris Leubner, one and one half years; Gayle Nelson, three and one- half years; Mary Peterson, two and on. half years; Carol Carpenter Whipple, three years; Fay Whipple, two years; and Betty Wisted, three years. Tennis managers were: Jo Smith. Marilyn Berggren, Patty Green; assistants. Colleen Wolfe and Elizabeth Fruin. Miss Klsa Pinkham was the coach of the girls ' team. Page one hundred one Mr t Row: Kay Whipple Mertz. (Jail Smith. Janice Mitchell, Marcella Christian, Mary L,ou Cappelen Janice Grimmer, Carol Carpenter Whipple. Kathleen Kohles, Klyles Wahl. Joyce Dawson. Pat Schubert Doris Johnson. Vonna-Jean Patterson. Second Row: Donna Hurd, Nella Jydstrup, Dorothy Piper Mary I.ou Nygraanl. Shirley Murbach, Kleanor Hoffman. Helen Coomes. Beverly I,eaf, Bette Hoffman. Shirlee Morgan. Mar ' Catlett. Ksther Buchanan. Third Kow: Vida Donais. Katherine Dunham, Eva McKelvey, Dorothy Stannard, Mary Norris. Alice Buchanan Row: Mayre Harris. Joy lone Isaac, Lorna Milam Barbara Ramey. Jean Phyllis Norton. Dorothy Boetcher, Joyce Kirk. Patsy Phylls Gazette. Francis Vlers. Bailey. Betty Sellers, Laurel Byrdene Warner. Fourth Whlnney, Carolyn Freeborg. , Mary Burns, Marjorie Scott, Blachly. Cammlla Tatman, Myers. Aklko Kawali. GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL r it it ft ft KEEP ' EM flying could have been the motto of the girls ' volleyball teams, with their patriotic names. All games were played after school in the big gym under the direction of Miss Isabel McElwee, coach of the sport. At the first turnout of the season the captains and teams were chosen. The teams and their captains were : The Page one hundred two victorious WA.U • . Captain Doris Johnson; the WAFs, Captain Vonna-Jean Patterson; the WAMs, Captain Carol Carpenter Whip- ple; the WAVES, Captain Mary Lou Ny- gaard; the WIRES. Captain Elyles Wahl; the SPARS, Captain Joyce Dawson. With all teams evenly divided as to num- ber and skill the girls had a fast and excit- ing season. F£ATU ft£AT CHAPTER 0 + „ ANSWER THE IOO rj QUESTIONS; AND IF you -J HAVE ANy time LEFr V DO CHAPTER ,i |TH6 DAIiy CREeriMr solution: rise, and TO IF et  OVJCrH UP NERVE - TRy Lr ° N r OSE BOOING THAT Cf eWD — FR 0M TH fc ivo THE ,K 7 WAV THE MCK SLAPPEfts- AN UNPOPULAR REETING- To© FREQUENTLY USED Solution: frpr sore ' Page one hundred five Page one hundred six Jerry Killer — Tiny as a m IUte and friendly as an hour. (iayli- N ' clnun — Thinking Someday my Prince will come. Betty tristed — The Mar- lenc Dietrich of the Junior Misses. Marilmi I ' appelen — An Ipana smile, even though toothless. Evelyn Holling - Barbara Slorah worth — Page — Sweater Girl Boy Girl of Slorah even in 1925. those days. Gwcn Heydon — Even then putting her best foot forward. ferry Perkins — What a good sailor he ' ll make if the draft doesn ' t get him. Fare Whipple — No resemblance to Veronica here. Kva Jean Butchart — For this she won a Baby Spokane medal. Page one hundred seven Harriet Hoff — alias Gypsy Rose Lee. .1 intuitu Murphy — Little Miss Muffct. Bather Calkin — Her zoot suit with a bolder shoulder. Althea Kascnicycr — Tin Great Profile. Virginia Abcy — Just pre- paring for the meat shortage. Evelyn Hradley — Prevent appear- ance, different ; present expression, the same. Clarence Kruse — He must have started listening to jokes at this age. Doaella Anderson — A Drivin ' Woman. IJorothy Groom — This was when she was really down to earth. Mickey Kelly — A First Alder before the war started. Baby X — Unknown child — who wants to claim his. her or its identity? Carolyn Nelson — The be- ginning of a sunny dispo- sition which has lasted 17 years. Page one hundred eight Ruby Bill (■rosvrnor — A little a bit up in the air. (on mi el I a DeBonld — Put ui) your dukes, boys. Kill •hauii — Cute little curly top, wasn ' t he? Scottt must h Dyaarl fcVe taken Someone his candy. Bob strrner — Upright and Nh« Mclirof.ir — Do you Harold Mndbrrg — book llrvrrly llnbbpll All righteous looking with suppose that is the eight Skeeslx ' hair. ball he ' s behind? me over girls. 1 dreaed up and no place to go. Milton Olson — Do you I.ois MrUtcr — Thumbs up I Fred Peterson — Sec. that Laurel Chase — Sleepytlme suppose he ' s squinting be cause he ' s looking for Harriet? bow tie fad started early. gal. Page one hundred nine Page one hundred ten Page one hundred eleven Page one hundred twelve I III II I M I Ml MM Ml I Ml IMIII I I M III ill II II I II I M I I I II I I ioiiiiW.Smham Sc C fe f mii ii i li nn 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 in i ii 707-71 I SPRAGUE AVE. 708-716 FIRST AVE. ONE COAT COVERS WALL. PAPER, painted walls, wall- board, basement walk. APPLIES EASILY with a wide brush or with thu Kem-Tono Roller-Koater. ONE GALLON DOES THE AVER- AGE ROOM. ROLLER-KOATER Rolls Kem- Tone right ov er your walls quick- ly, easily, smoo thly ! MIXES COVERS WITH WATER! WALLPAPER! DRIES WASHES IN ONE HOUR! EASILY! See the Display On First Avenue Floor Sherwin-Williams Paints [•]. I mm I hi i i i i hi I M i mi i i i mi i i n i m i i i hi mini i. I 1 II I II III Ml I MM III MM IIIIIIIIIMI HIIMMIMIlfTl Page one hundred thirteen OUR SERVICE HONOR ROLL • • - (Continued from page 6) Shcrwin, John J. Short, Harold A. Sides, Floyd Earl Sides, Lloyd Mvrl Silsbce, Kenneth Sims, Robert Singer, Robert Singer, William Sipple, Floyd Marvin Slate, Edwin Slatky, Clifford Sleeth, Don Sloan, John Sloan, Tod Smith, Arnold Wilson Smith, Bob Gary Smith, Tack Henman Smith, Karl Edgar Smith, Lester Vincent Smith, Melvin Smith, Milo Smith, Norman R. Smith, Roscoe Ralph Smith, Thomas R. Smith, Warren Watson Smith, Wayne George Snure, Robert H. Snyder, Laurence Elmer Sprint, Richard E- Sprint. Robert C. Solinsky, Thomas Sommer, George Somers, William Missing in action. Sostrom, Harold Southwell, Leo Michael Spaf ford, Russell M. Speck, Don Speck, Jack Speck, Robert Wesley Spoerhase, Jack Spohr, Tommy Squibb, Raymond K. Squires, Lyle Sullivan, Ray V. Stablein, Charles Francis William Stan, Edwin Charles Steen, Allen T. Steitman, Wesley R. Stephens, Robert Stephens, John Foley Stephens, Guy William Stevens, Donald W. Stevens, Michael Francis Stevens, Matthew Stickels, Martin Stimpert, Warren Stirn, Jack L- Stone, Bill A. Stone, Robert Stone, Robert C. Stone. Curtis Stowell, Davi t J. Strang, Robert Sucrue, Leonard Sullivan, Gene Swanson, Harry Symbol, James Symbol, Faul Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Robert W. Tedisch, Alvin Winston Thompson, Kenneth Thomson, Robert Tomson, Gene C. Thomson, Ralph Toner, John Laurel Towne, Chester Willis Townsend, Donald E- Townsend, Richard Henry Tracy, George Trapschuh, Robert Travis, Glenn Tritt, Melvin Tschirgi, Robert Turner, G. Robert Turner, Richard Warren Turney, Orville Uhden, Charles Valentine, Fred J OSeph Valentine, Leo H. Valentine, Merrill Van Dusen, Gerald 1,. Van Klaveren, John Van Klaveren, William, Jr. Vanderwall, Kenn eth Ford Vaughan, | . Harry Vintner, Alvin Faul Voelker, John Francis Waddell, Bill Wagner, Robert Wallace, Bruce Wallace, Don Ward, Cameron S. Ward, Gordon Warner, Jack Warren, Edward Miles Watt, Gordon James Watters, Charles Weaver, William Denton Weber, Max Wegner, Jack Weir, Robert Wth h. William Arthur Welch, Winton Welton, Arthur James West, Harry West, Elmer Wetzel, Raymond H. Wheeler, Charles W. Whipple, Zene Wesley Whitemarsh, Charles D. Wickstrom, Roy Wieber, Jack Wiggs, Maynard Wilkins, Lawrence Wilkinson, Roy Williams, Murray Williams, Warren Lee Williams, William Williams, Jerry Ralph Williamson, Arthur !• Wilmot, Jerald Wilson, Delbert K. Wilson, Duane Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Ray Wilson, Wallace Winn K Loris Winston, Alec Wisted, Albert Edward Witherspoon, William Womble, Clifford Wood, Robert A. Wotthn, Charles Wright, Keith Wuhrman, John Wylder, Bruce E. Wyse, William W. Yeager, Nathan Young, Garth W. Young, Harold Young, Jack Young, Robert Voungman, Kay ' exanc ers NORTH 117 WALL ST. E i ••• ■•■■in ■ ■••■• i ' imiiui • • • • ' 1 ' Page one hundred fourteen JUST A WOMAN There is gladness in her gladness when she ' s glad, there is sadness in her sadness when she ' s sad. but the gladness of her glad- ness, nor the sadness of her sadness, is nothing to her madness when she ' s mad. A married man adds: There is kicking in her kickness when she kicks, there is lick ing in her lickness when she licks, but the kicking of her kickness, nor the licking of her lickness. is nothing to her nixness when she ' s nix. There is crossing in her crossness when she ' s cross, there is glossing in the glossness of her gloss, but the. crossness of her crossing, nor the glossness of her glossing, is nothing to her bossness when she ' s boss. A ft 4 li ir Bob Strenge : I believe I have the floor Mr. Chairman. Joy Davis: Just where a mop OUght to he. ft ft ft ft ft ft Mr. Nygaard: Repeal what I say. Larry Barcklav : What I say. ft ft ft ft ft ft Give this little girl a hand. 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I New Classes Start Every Monday Morning = Telephone: Main 6746 7th Floor, Hutton Bldg. Spokane | [•]■■■■ ■■■■■IlllMMniMlttUIIIIIIIMMllllHI II «i IMimilll [ ] Page one hundred fifteen JANUARY CLASS WILL ■ti r ir it -tr (Continued from page 40) Barbara Magnuson leaves the Youth Page to Miss McRae. Corkey Burchett leaves causing a flutter among the feminine hearts. .John Zupan and Bill Bowler have habits to be acquired by the underclassmen. Dorothy Wadsworth leaves the newsroom a Very quiet plaee. especially after the class play. Censored, sealed, and declared as their last will and testament by the class of ' 48. Virginia Bite] Gayle Nelson Ellen Tharp it it it it To M iss Pinkham : The gum-chewing girl And the Cud-chewing con Are somewhat alike Yet different somehow. Oh. yes. I see it now. It ' s the thoughtful look On the face of the eow. 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Time was when I thought I couldn ' t live without you. I needed your support in every way. hut war is war and no time for one to quibble about persona] loss. You ' ve been through thick and thin with me. and never have you let me dow n. Hut now . I figure others are making the same sacri- fice, and if they can. certainly I can, too. Others need you more now that war has struck, so I bid you farewell . . . I ' ll never forget as long as I live. I ' ll remember to my dying day that you were the best dog- gone girdle I ever had. — By Peggy Cromer. Mule in backyard — lazy and sick. Boy with pin on end of stick. Creeps up behind quiet as a mouse. Wreath on door of little boy ' s house. Delores Arneberg: Does your dog chase cows ? Bernadine Barnes: No, he ' s a bulldog. Miss Campbell: Marylou, compose a sen- tence which will contain these three words: Hoys, bees and bear. Marylou Cappelen: Boys bees bare whin they goes in swimmin . 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Jack Segesinan : Oh. — occasionally, I bid hearts. ft ft ft ft ft ft Donella Anderson: Waiter, there ' s a but- ton in my salad. Waiter: Must have come off in the dressing. ft ft ft ft ft ft Miss Allison: How is it that you and Clar ence Kruse have handed in the identical answers in my history test ? Evelyn Hollingsworth : Have you never heard, history repeats itself? ft ft ft ft ft ft Consuella UeBould : How dare you! My father said he would kill the first man who kisses me. Hoy: How interesting, and did he? ft ft ft ft ft ft Mob Weeks: The way Doris cooks chicken would tickle your palate — she always for- gets to take the feathers off. lal I lllllll I ■ li i in iiiiiiiii ■■ ,1 m ' TUXEDOS and FULL DRESS 4 SUITS 1 At Low Rentals it | Complete outfits for wed- i clings and formal affairs including shirt, collar, tie and studs. Choice of Tux- = edos — single or double- = breasted. Also masquer- 1 ade costumes. We Ship Anywhere [ MILLER-DERVANT I|gr  1017 RIVERSIDE AVE. Wk r Phone Main 6642 Qii ■•• imillHIIIHHimilllinillHIIIIHIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIHIIIHIUimMA Page one hundred eighteen 0 IHMIMillllMIMIMHIMIMMMlMIIIIIII I Mini it I ml ill I ill in him mi ill Q | Order Your Club and Class I PINS NOW! We Are the Official Manufacturers I |l. IO WALL IT, an r 13 HimillMI IHHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIUIMIfllll iiiiiiiiinf?| IJl ' i I Mm i it i iii in i ■!■■■«• II nun MM IIHM MM till unnijwl BURGAN ' S fill ii i ii 1 1 in ii mi i in i ii mi mmm iiiniiiiiinniiniiiminitnnmiiiinnmnmi[a] Mrs. Scarponi (standing in swimming pool up to her neck): My goodness. Tony, where ' s-a da baby r Mr. Scarponi (beside her) : He ' s all right. 1 gotta him by da hand. it it it it it it To make a girl laugh at your jokes Is really quite simple : Just pick out one with pretty teeth. Or one who has a dimple, ft it it it it it Mrs. Leonard: They tell me .lack Palmer has a position of leading man in a new drama. Don Wiley: Yes, he leads a cow across the stage in the first act. it it it it it it Hob Wave: Do you keep good, honest goods here ? Storekeeper: Well, the whiskey ' s straight and all right, but to be candid with you. I think the pretzels are crooked. it it it it it it Playwright: There is a great climax in the last act. Just as two burglars climb in the kitchen window, the clock strikes one ; then . . . Mrs. Leonard: He more explicit. Which one did the clock strike? {£] , i mil i i i i H I Pleasing Portraits At | Pleasing Prices From BIG Studio I THE NELSON STUDIO Sherwood Bldg. 510 Riverside Hi. SENIOR GIRLS Prepare for secretarial careers or immediate wartime office jobs . SENIOR BOYS Be ready for assign- ment to office work in the Army or Navy when called. Special Pre- Induction training. Call or Write for FREE COPY of Vocational Booklet Planning Your Future REGISTRATION NOW OPEN You can complete an intensive war-time Office Course in just a few weeks, whether or not you have had previous business training. Or, you can get a two-months ' start on a Career Course pre- paring for responsible, permanent positions in business. Civil Service jobs for senior typists and junior stenographers now pay $146 per month. Local offices, too, are paying top salaries— asking us for five times as many graduates as we can supply. Secretarial, Pace Accounting, Office Machines, Pre-Induction Military Training and Civil Service. Cool, air-conditioned classrooms. Kinman Business University South 1 10 Howard SPOKANE Tel. Main 1 132 IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMH MMHHMHmilMIIMHMHMMIHHMMHI  n [■) Page one hundred nineteen First Moron: This match won ' t light. Second Moron: What ' s the matter with it? First Moron: I dunno — it lit all right a minute ago. ft A 6 r 6 Peggy Leach: What ' s the last word in airplanes ? Jack Ross : .1 amp. ft ft ft ft ft ft Mama. said little Mary Lou. if there are any men up in heaven why it is we never see pictures of angels with whiskers? Well. replied her mother, thoughtfully. I guess it ' s because most men get there only by a close shave. ft ft ft ft ft ft A cloth-eatin ' horse from Bombay Consumed silks and woohns all day Said he with a shrug As he chewed up the rut; Wouldn ' t you too get tired of hay ? ft ft ft ft ft ft The preacher had just finished a sermon in which he said: All liquor should lie thrown in the river. The choir ended the service by singing. We Will (lather by the River. Qiihiiimiihi HHIIMM till MMMIIII IIIUMIIMMH NEW FAME FOR A CHEAT SHOI WINTHIOrt ■ASY-COINC KLOMP as seen in Esquir Here it is Fellas No. 2977 .... WINTHROP ' S FAMOUS KLOMP No need to tell you it ' s a swell shoe. Sizes 6-13. Still $6.95 LES CRITZER 712 W. SPRAGUE AVE. Ql II I II II III HI 1 1 • I I IMIMIIII 11 11111111 II IIMIIMIItlH III III III in Ml IIIIIIIIMIIItll| f I TWO FINE PRODUCTS SUNFREZE ICE CREAM ARDEN MILK ARDEN FARMS COMPANY Qmmimiiiiiim IIHM4IIHM mil limn tllinill iiiiihhm.mihiih t 11 Page one hundred twenty NMtllHHIHHIIII • •mmiiMiiiiiiiMUiiiiiMiiiniiMiMnimiiiiiMiiiH iiiiiiniQ RluiHIIIIHMHHMHmimiHmtHHtllHI niiiiiniiiMiiiiiimiiniiinnminininn llttlllttlllHtllllHIIHtlllltMIHItllimilttllln HlltmiH1MIMIBM MltMM HHIIMIIlH THE DORIAN STUDIO Extends Its Best Wishes to the Graduates of ' 43 436 PEYTON BLDG. MAIN 6815 SPOKANE, WASH. H ' 11,1 1 MIMM I MM HIHMMHHMtHMHNM HMIHtM Mil mim[?J Page one hundred twenty-one Kathleen Peoples leaves he books to all you peoples remaining here. Peggy Leach wills her trumpet ability to a Ubangi. Dorothy Groom wills thai tennis form to Doris Nelson. Doris Leubner leaves North Central a little weak. Bette Chapman wills her limpid green eves to the kitties of L. C. Moose McGregor reluctantly bids fare- well to his women of N. C. Hob Weeks wills his boxing gloves to A. L. Smith. Dale Johnson ' s L ' il Abner technique is given to a twitterpatcd freshman. Joy Davis wills her foolish questions to anyone who thinks lie can answer them. Patty I.anning bequeaths her cool aloof- ness to Pat Halstead. Patt Nelson wills her A ' s to an energetic freshman. Mary Crosby wills her ability to acquire first lieutenants to the eligible women of N. c. JUNE CLASS WILL ft 4 ft 4 4 4 (Continued from page 43) Fred Peterson sadly gives his gossip col- umn to the. next man about town. Bev Olson leaves to live on Boon. Regg Armfield ' s steady ability goes to Cliff ShultB. Katy Becker leaves her dates with out of town boy friends to Irene Gates. Ray Bloom wills his way with the fem- inine hearts to Bob Bayley. Joanne Thompson unselfishly (?) leaves her red hair without a temper to Doradyne Culver. I. airy Barcklcy wills the name Melvin to anyone who hasn ' t an interesting one. Jack Beeh ' s art of holding hands is left to Don Krickson. Gerry Wolfe ' s success with the Gonzaga nu n is handed down to another wolf. Wes Steitman wills his technique of pitch- ing a straight line to Bill Taylor. Howard Chitty donates his sense of hu- mor to the faculty. Fay Whipple leaves her Veronica Lake hairdo to Mr. Chandler and Brad to fight over. ■jHMHtMHnHUIHMMtHHHHmH imimhim MIHIMMMtMIHtMl m[T| (3 « mm lit MmmitlltlHMHHMMMI miMiim.imiiiiQ COMPLIMENTS OF ! | McBRI DE ' S I 520 RIVERSIDE WATSON PAINT AND BODY WORKS N. 1015 DIVISION STREET PHONE BROADWAY 1616 For For Hoisery Lingerie Costume Jewelry Bags Handkerchiefs g i i • iiih |g H ••■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ' S Pagt one hundred twenty-two JUNE CLASS WILL — Continued ft ft ft A ft ft Delores Kelly leaves her ring- to the tele- phone company. Jack Eden wills his limber fingers to the next artist. Hetty Gail Kiser wills her steady life to Barbara Christenson. Doris Bradbury waves goodby and leaves — for Farragut. Gwen Hayden leaves her Petty draw- ings to Miss Ashley. Vern Benshoof sorrowfully leaves Shirley Brandt. Jack Palmer gives his record of never go- ing steady to Orville (ilessing. Boh Bruno leaves his lingo to another Hob — Lyons. Harriet Hoff wills her nickname Posey to a little Bloom. Evelyn Hollingsworth leaves her scissors to any cut-up. Delores Arneburg leaves for the hills of Idaho. Virginia Wallace and Barbara Van Dusen leave N. ( ' . not knowing where to find any more men. Evelyn Hippler leaves her pretty hair to Snow White. Dorothy Jones wishes to leave her bash- ful manner to some freshman girl. Lorraine Johnson thinks her ability to roll her eves should go to Jean Smith. Althea K arse m ever wills her alto voice to a new member of the Three Fives. Hcrnice Peterson just wants to get out of the Wave of things. From Margaret Kruger. Xadine Robin- son gets the ability to find all of those tall men. Hill McGregor just wants to leave school before the faculty changes its mind. James Howard leaves with a bit of sor- row in his heart. Herb Hoover leaves the halls without his mighty presence. Gloria Pleiss leaves old N. ( ' . with one less nightingale. To Paige Schroeder goes Perely Pry ' s ag- gressiveness. Evelyn Bradley leaves her arguing ability to the debate class. t«1 iitti hi i ... n 1 1 ii i ii 1 1. 1 1 1. 1 1 it HnitHitmMHiHinniMtnnninMfiniiitmnHfliMfiflHHliiHtiiHinitiiHmiMHninnHHttMtH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiQ SWEATERS 4.95 up SPORT COATS $ I2.50 up SUITS SPORT SLACKS $6.50 up TOPCOATS Waterproof BUCKET HATS HAT FREEMAN H IIMttlltilllllltlllll INIIIIIIIIIIIIHHN IMIIttlHIIMIIMIMMHItllllHHtlllllllltlllMMII HillHlltllllllHMIMiiiiiMiiiiMiMllltHliMMIIIHIiQ Page one hundred twenty-three JUNE CLASS WILL — Continued Ralph Anderson bequeaths his ability to snare those beautiful blonds to Dick Soth. June Nevdahl bequeaths her innocent looks to some frosh. Manford Morris leaves his ability to play a sousaphone to Brad ' s hand. Jerry Isaacson wills his method of skip- ping school to some needy senior M. Sally Wetzel leaves Mrs. Dunphy ' s study hall with a little less noise. Phil Smith leaves behind his memory of that senior gym class. To the next guard on the football team goes Hal Stern ' s ability to smear the op- position. Wanaka Teirney wishes she were not leaving behind so many good times. Rita Woodward leaves Pop Rice with one less violinist. Clarence Kruse leaves some poor frosh his manly physique. Mr. Hawes is left with the job of finding someone to fill Dick Olson ' s place on the golf team. Yirge Halbig leaves N. ( ' . almost as he found it. Tony Fogal leaves some poor struggling commercial student his way with Mr. Stricter. To the faculty Katie Gold leaves her memory of a very satisfactory stoodunt. June dates leaves X. ( ' . in a daze. To Morris Keefer goes Ethel Myers pleasing personality. Aurelie Burr leaves her versatility of hair do to some of the freshmen and faculty women . Ralph Homme manages, among other things, to leave. Martha Martin leaves her bubbling personality to Virginia Lucas. To Stan Worthington goes Fred Colang ' s husky stature and brunette hair. Miss Huneke is left in the position of finding a new office messenger by Dot Fur- gason. Censored, sealed, and declared as their last will and testament by the June class of ' 43. Gayle Nelson Don Wiley Ellen Tharp jTJiiiiiMMitiitifit limit HlffMlftHintHiniflHfmimtlHHHIHmtMHIHnmimtHnttMim MimMimiMmilMtMIIIMIItHMIimilH imMMItlHIIMMMIIIIMIIHIMtM| Leadership in Style and Quality For six years the discriminating students have chosen fy uuicti lja ne i as their PkoioqA pJi£A FRANCIS JAMES STUDIO STATE THEATER BLDG. W. 901 SPRAGUE AVE. Qitmiimimn milMNIHIII mi t i MHMHWIHHIH IIIIHHIIiHIINMIMMMMHMHI Page one hundred twenty-four There is a young poet called Finke, Writes on paper both scented and pink; The critic are sunk When his poems are punk, For they surely can ' t gay that they stink. ir ir ir ir ir ir Sandy, what would you do if your friend Macintosh offered you a Life-saver? Hoot. num. it would take my breath away. ir ir ir ir ir ir Patt Nelson: Oh. Regg. didn ' t that ballet dancer have just tin- sweetest face? Regg Armfield: Why. er — I don ' t recol- lect seeing her face. ir ir ir ir ir ir Mrs. Jaynes: Bryson, I am sure there is a burglar in the house; aren ' t you going to fret up ? Mr. Jaynes: Certainly not! Do you think I am deliberately going to run the risk of making a murderer out of a poor fellow who is now only a common burglar? ir ir ir ir ir ir Virgil Halbig: Say cutie. would you like i lemon with your tea? Virginia Hartman : No. fresh. I prefer to be alone. MMMIMIf IMMMIHIIMMMMMMtt 1 1 • I II 1 1 1 II I • 1 1 tl I • I ■ 1 1 II I It M II It 1 1) M II 1 II 1 1 1 1 It 1 1 1 ( AWNINGS We sell, manufacture and install our own awnings ESTIMATES GLADLY □ N. 318 Division St. Main 4233 ■ in Ml in tn i mini mint IIHHIHinilHHHIHUHIIHINIIIHIII II niiimi 0 HMHMHIHIIH it imiimmiiimiim IMH it imill i mt mi • it IIM HIKHMHH miimiimmnmiQ HOME LOANS • Quick Service No Red Tape Low Rates SECURITY BRANCH Seattle First National BANK 804 N. MONROE STREET B ' ,,,M mwm 11 i i i i mini , , i ihiiih i ,[7) Page one hundred twenty-five BAND ix -b tfr tfr ir it 1 H E 182 me in lie rs of the North Central high school band, under the direc- tion of Lowell ( ' . Bradford, made over :ii appearances during the school year, in eluding those made by the full band, con- cert band, pep band, brass baud, quintet hand, and miscellaneous soloists. Appearances for the fall semester inclu- ded nine for the full band. 15 for the brass band, ten for the pep band, five for the quintet, and two for miscellaneous soloists. The outstanding appearances were at the merry-go-round game with the Red Feath- ers, eon vocations, parades, games, civic functions, and radio broadcasts. The spring season has been devoted largely to the . (Nth formal concert. April 2, and the pay convocation on April 1. Se lections featured were: Shubert ' s Unfin- ished Symphony ; De Rubertis ' Mardi (iras in New Orleans. The featured solo- ists included Bill McNutt. .lames Pitcher. Manford Morris. Bernard Wilson and Orin St ratton. The pep band, under the direction of Bill McNutt, Jerry Ingham, and Bernard Wilson played for convocations, basketball games, and civic affairs. The concert band, together with the or- chestra and choral groups, presented the ninth annual spring musical festival early in May. The full band furnished the music for the playfield pageant on May 19. presented by the girls ' physical education department under the direction of Miss Klsa Pinkham. On April 15 and Hi. 15 members of the band entered the Ensemble Contest. For the presentation of Uncle Sam in Review, with a full company of support- ing characters, the school won the merry- go round trophy for the second consecutive year. Those included in the band personnel for the spring were: Piccolo. Regg Armfield. Warren Deasy, Bill Ennis, Fred Franke, Dick Soth. Bill Thompson; oboe, .lack Holt, Vernon Moore; basoon. Larry Ellison. Claude Myhre; E flat clarinet. Harris Crampton; alto clarinet. Don Wiley; bass q , i ' El WRAIGHT ' S STORE | HOME-OWNED - - - - INDEPENDENT j HEADQUARTERS FOR • -GRADUATION PARTY - BRIDES and BRIDESMAIDS FORMALS 598 795 Q95 ||95 And Up g in. ' 1 0 Page one hundred twenty-six BAND — Continued ir r it -ft ir ir Clarinet, Dal VanderMeer; 15 flat clarinet, Dick A miner man. James Brooks. Boh Chap- pell, Janu s Cowan, Hob Kllis. Orville Gles- sing. Bob Halstead. Dick Hawes, Norman Hoffman. Jim Hulbert. Bill Jacobsen, Bob Lee Johnson, Janu s Johnson. Stanley John- son, Bob Leach, Harold Lindberg, Eldon Miller. Lloyd Olson, Jack Palmer, Don Smith. Claire Story. Dick Willis. Bernard Wilson; saxophone, Eldred Clausen, Wayne Coons. George Fyhrie, Melvin Gidley, Erich Gloth, Forrest Henderson. Charles Maneke. Alistair MacGregor, Bill Meisner, Jerry Nolcn. Lee Wright ; cornet, Bob Anderson. Hay Boehm, James Campbell. Darrel Cha- rest, George Creighton, Roy Curtis. Oliver Ewing, Floyd Hansen. Dee Hawes, Danny Hill. Bill McNutt, Seymour Murray. Ed Oswald. Harley Phillips, (ierald Pomerov. Lloyd Ruinmer. Bob J. Smith, Lewis Steph- enson, Rudolph Wilkholm, Al Wilson, Rudy Wolfe Hob Wuerch; horn, Gordon Bradley, John Hraden. Kenneth Britt. Gayle Christen. Warren Kaesenieyer. Bill Miller. Merrill Womach; trombone, Frank Elder, Alec Gloth, David Harry, Don Haworth, Llovd Howard. 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